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 Time to relax ! by Incubus30 Well not really "Off the Beaten Path" tip but I think this is the closest place to put this tip In Ayia Napa,one tends to get carried away by the night scene. Find a small slot of time to visit the sweet monastery that resides in the centre of all the hustle & bustle. Leave a Comment Other Contact: Near the main square!
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 On the edge by cheekymarieh Cavo Greco (Cape Greco) sea caves are well worth a visit. You will often see people diving off the cliffs. The secnery is pretty spectacular - stunning drops down to a crystal blue sea. A word of warning to those who are daring enough to take the plunge though- there are some dangerous currents around this area. The sea caves lie off the Protaras - Ayia Napa Coast road. Follow the road to Protaras and take the first road to Cavo Greco. About 150m along the road there is a small dirt track with a sign post to the caves. Leave a Comment
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 SEA CAVES, CAPE GRECO by Stavris Go to Cape Greco, not far from Ayia Napa to see the sea caves. Go there and dive from the rocks. It's fabulus! Leave a Comment
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Just off Macronossis Beach you can find the ancient Necropolis. Here lies some ancient tombs from times long before the club scene hit Ayia Napa. It's worth wandering off Macronossis Beach to see it ... but just for 5 minutes or so. Leave a Comment
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Cape Grecko: is a lovely place - peaceful. Sitting on the rocks, every now and again to be woken up by a boat that comes by. When you get to hot you more or less role over and take a dip for a while. Coral is good here if you like to dive. Its a great place to go - well worth a visit. Troodos mountains: escape the heat by going there. The higher you get the cooler it gets. Passing little cabins, horses, odd families who live there. Stopping off to get some great pictures of Cyprus. Only problem with the photos is that the clouds are sometimes lower than you are - so you can't see much on a cloudy day. At the near the top is a man who sells ice cream that does not melt .....and more Spectacular views. Well worth a trip there.
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Take a scooter and drive to Cavo Greco (Cape Greco) 2 see the sea caves . The secnery is amazing, specially in the evening when sun goes down ...u can always see some people diving off the cliffs... Leave a Comment
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 Troodos Mountains by zizkov Going this route, you pass through a lot of traditional villages (some surprisingly large). Even in October the weather was comfortably warm. Alongside the road they really make as much of the land as possible, and we saw several groups harvesting grapes, and abundant apple trees and other crops. At this altitude in Scotland, you would be lucky to see grass. Though there is skiing in winter, I found it pretty hard to imagine snow, even on the peaks. Leave a Comment
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 Troodos Mountains by zizkov While going up to Troodos is a pretty common thing, we did Troodos the hard way, taking the mountain roads west and north. Whilst it is an official main road, it's a high up twisty turny main road. Giving added interest in bits by road improvements that saw us diverted down dirt track sections. Probably not a route for the less confident driver - in fact I'm glad my mate was driving, not me. Leave a Comment
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There is no doubt about it, when it comes to making things, nature is generally better than man. The wonderful natural phenomenon of the rock bridge at Cape Grecko is a good example. OK, I'm being a bit flippant, the bridge doesn't really go from or to anywhere, but it is still a fantastic sight to see. I'm not sure exactly what caused the bridge to be built, but I'm guessing ordinary sea erosion. All of Cape Grecko is a National Park, and there are several well-signposted walks in the area. you could actually walk all the way here from Ayia Napa (it's about five miles) although if you do be sure and take plenty of water as there are few places to stock up. The trail is actually the E4 path which covers the island from Pafos Forest in the West to this Eastern coast. If you are driving, head North from Ayia Napa and take the minor (signposted) road on the right. Leave a Comment
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