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To the west side of Potamiou village in the district of Limassol, are the ruins of the chapel dedicated to Agio Mnasona.
It is a church of 300 A.D which shows the bold markings of time. The attempts to maintain and restore the chapel began in 2008 by the department of antiquities. The funds for...
A magical view of Stalactites, a creation of nature can be seen at the river banks of the Diarizos River in the area of Reximo in Fini.
At the river banks of the Diarizos River nature water to show its power by creating the stalactites left of the river bank at an altitude of 30-35 metres where the...
The Stavros tis Psokas Picnic Site is located at the forest station of Stavros tis Psokas , about 20 kilometres from Lyso or Kannaviou in the Paphos district and 26 kilometres from the Kykkos Monastery.
Altitude: 900 metres.
Capacity: 600 people.
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Location: Agios Georgios - Peyia
District: Paphos
Starting Point: Agiou Georgios - Peyia – Lara Beach Road. About 3 kilometres from Agio Georgio there is a sign which shows the direction towards the Gorge.
Length: 1, 1 kilometre
Time: 0,5 – 1 hour walking
Difficulty: 2
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The waterpark is located in the Louis Phaethon Beach Hotel in Paphos.
The waterpark is only for hotel guests staying at the particular hotel therefore there is not extra fee for its use.
It is a wonderful waterpark available for all ages. It includes 6 waterslides, 2 large pools (one with water...
The Kalopanayiotis Venetian Bridge is located the bridge is located in the Marathasa Valley on the Troodos Mountain Range approximately 70 km from Nicosia and Limassol.
More specifically , it is situated in the Kalopanayiotis village in the Nicosia District very close to Moutoullas, just 3 km to...
Perched in the tranquil mountain village of Pano Panagia, high in the Paphos foothills, the Church of Panagia Eleousa is a small but profound landmark. Dedicated to the "Merciful Virgin"—an echo of the venerable Kykkos icon—it’s a place where faith, tradition, and centuries of kindness meet.
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There are five ports in Cyprus, Limassol, Larnaca, Paphos, Latsi and Pomos which cater the people either for leisure or commerce.
The main ports are the Limassol and Larnaca ports whereas the others are smaller.
Hidden in the hills near Paphos, the Adonis Baths Waterfalls are one of Cyprus’s most captivating natural landmarks. More than a simple waterfall, this place is wrapped in layers of myth, folklore, and natural charm that make it feel like a living storybook. Those who make the journey here often...
The Saint George Church was the main church in the community of Pachyammos before the temple of Agios Raphael was built.
This temple along with all the other temples in the area were destroyed by the Turks during August in 1964. The fury of the Turks was extreme in particular with this church....