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The Ayia Triada Chapel or Agios Trias or Trinity Church is situated three kilometres from Paralimni in the Ammochostos district. More specifically it is situated in the area called Laxia in Protaras.

It is a new and small church with a simple iconostasis and a few icons. The chapel is situated next to the sea with white and blue colours resembling the chapels usually found in the Greek islands.

The exterior of the chapel is also humble with a small bell tower and a few wooden benches outside.

There is also a small fishing port / refuge in front of the chapel, which fishermen use to tie their boats.The fishermen as well as the few people passing by always light a candle or the oil lamp at the church.

The area however does get many visits during the summer months as it is a popular destination. The area of Ayia Triada is one of the most spectacular in Protaras as it combines the Ayia Triada Beach, the Ayia Triada Chapel and the Ayia Triada Fishing Harbour.

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Near Ayia Triada Chapel, Paralimni

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