Scenic Natura 2000 river valley trail beneath the towering 70-meter Episkopi limestone monolith.
The Ezousa Valley is a protected Natura 2000 wildlife corridor dominated by the dramatic 70-meter vertical rock face of Episkopi—the largest monolith in Cyprus and a nesting site for peregrine falcons.
The circular nature trail winds through plane trees, citrus groves, and riverbanks rich in wild orchids and birdsong.
12 km northeast of Paphos in the village of Episkopi Pafou.
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Ancient cliffside amphitheaters, sea caves, and dramatic headlands facing the setting Mediterranean sun.
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Colossal 70-meter freestanding limestone monolith towering over the Ezousa River Valley.
Spring is magical as the river valley blooms with wildflowers and bird songs.
Hauntingly scenic deserted stone village with medieval Templar roots on the shores of Asprokremmos Dam.
Best in spring and autumn or at golden hour; completely exposed to the sun in summer.
Rare 9th-century five-domed Byzantine basilica preserving multi-layered frescoes from the 8th to 15th centuries.
Open year-round; cool stone interior in summer.
Historic Sacred Gardens of Aphrodite, protected PGI traditional Loukoumi delights, and 9th-century church.
Wonderful year-round cultural and culinary stop.
Enchanting 16th-century arched stone bridge hidden beneath giant plane trees along the Ezousa River.
Brimming with fresh water in winter and spring; provides deep natural shade in summer.
12th-century cave hermitage hand-carved into limestone cliffs adorned with masterwork Byzantine frescoes.
Pleasantly sheltered year-round inside the cool green mountain hollow.
