Coast · Ayia Napa

Cape Greco

A protected headland of sea caves, cliffs and very clear water.

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Guide

Cape Greco is a national forest park on the south-eastern tip of the island, between Ayia Napa and Protaras. Marked trails run along low limestone cliffs, past sea caves, a natural rock bridge and the small white chapel of Agioi Anargyroi above the water.

The sea here is some of the clearest on the island and popular for snorkelling and diving. Entry is free and there are several car parks along the park road.

The catch. Cliff edges are unfenced and there are no lifeguards at the caves. Little shade. The very tip of the cape is closed to visitors.

Local tip. Walk to the sea caves early in the morning, then swim at a lifeguarded beach nearby.

Kamara tou Koraka (Crow's Arch)

A natural limestone bridge on the cliff edge. It is fenced off because the rock is fragile, so you look at it from the path; walking across is not allowed.

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