Enchanting 16th-century arched stone bridge hidden beneath giant plane trees along the Ezousa River.
One of the most solitary and tranquil Venetian bridges in Cyprus, concealed in a secluded river hollow between Kelokedara and Salamiou villages. Built in the 16th century of rustic riverstone.
Unlike the bustling Tzelefos bridge in Troodos, Milia remains an undiscovered secret. A gentle crystal stream flows beneath the stone arch framed by fragrant wild figs and canopy trees.
Between Kelokedara and Salamiou villages, turn off at the wooden sign for Milia Bridge.
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Practical guide to hiking around Mount Olympus: trail lengths, water springs, terrain, and footwear.
How to explore the rugged nature reserve safely without invalidating car rental insurance.
Where to escape peak summer heat: mountain pine forests, shaded waterfalls, and air-conditioned museums.
12th-century mountain monastery famed for sacred icons, heritage wine cellars, and sweeping valley terrace views.
Fresh mountain air makes this a delightful escape from summer coastal heat.
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.
Scenic Natura 2000 river valley trail beneath the towering 70-meter Episkopi limestone monolith.
Best hiked between November and May when the river flows and spring wildflowers bloom.
12th-century cave hermitage hand-carved into limestone cliffs adorned with masterwork Byzantine frescoes.
Pleasantly sheltered year-round inside the cool green mountain hollow.
Emerald natural swimming pool fed by mountain waterfalls near Koili village, with shaded rope swings.
Best May through October for cooling canyon swims.
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.
