Ayia Napa Sea Caves
A stretch of wave-carved limestone cliffs and caves on the Ayia Napa side of Cape Greco, famous for clear water and dramatic rock shapes.
Photo: Dmitry Panov / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 3.0
West of the Cape Greco headland, the sea has hollowed out a line of caves and arches along low white cliffs. From above you can look straight down into deep, clear water, and boat trips from Ayia Napa pass close by for a view from the sea.
The flat rock shelves make good vantage points for photos, especially in the soft light of late afternoon.
Good to know
There are no barriers and the edges can crumble. Stay well back from the drop, particularly with children.
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Ayia Napa: more places
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Cape Greco National Forest ParkThe rugged headland between Ayia Napa and Protaras, with sea caves, a natural rock bridge, clifftop trails and some of the clearest water in Cyprus.
Fig Tree BayProtaras's signature beach, a sheltered sandy bay with shallow, glassy water and a small islet you can swim out to.
Konnos BayA small, sheltered cove tucked under the pines on the edge of Cape Greco, with soft sand and brilliantly clear water.