Paphos
The Pyramid of Salamiou
According to tradition, the village of Salamiou in Paphos has its own pyramid. It is said that during Easter, in particular on Holy Saturday or Easter Monday
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Camping
Camping in Cyprus means, in practice, the state forest campsites.
Picnic Sites
The picnic site is a genuinely Cypriot institution and one that visitors tend to discover by accident.
Golf
Golf came late to Cyprus and has grown up almost entirely in one district.
Limassol
Troodos Geopark - Botanical Garden
The Troodos Geopark is located at the centre part of Cyprus and it extends to about 137.000 hectares or 1370 square kilometres, taking over about 45% of the tot
Paphos
Pomos Fishing Shelter
Tucked away on the Paphos coastline, the Pomos Fishing Shelter is a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle.
Paphos
Yeroskipou / Geroskipou
Yeroskipou or often spelled as Geroskipou is a large suburb in Cyprus, east of Paphos with a population of about 8.500 residents. According to mythology, th
Paphos
Agios Georgios Church Ruins - Anarita
The ruins of the Chapel of Agios Georgios in Anarita are a quiet and atmospheric reminder of the deep religious heritage found throughout the rural landscapes o
Paphos
Agios Kononas Chapel - Akamas
The Agios Kononas Chapel is located in the area of Akamas, near the Neo Chorio village in the Paphos district.
Cyprus Rivers
Cyprus has rivers, but not in the sense a northern European would recognise.