Dramatic northwestern headland where pine-covered mountains plunge straight into the sapphire sea.
Situated on Cyprus's remote northwestern coast, the fishing village of Pomos marks the dramatic meeting point of the steep Paphos Forest mountains and the deep blue sea.
Overlooking a small fishing harbor, pebble coves, and the offshore 'Dragon's Head' sea stack, the clifftop promenade is legendary for its fiery evening sunsets.
18 km northeast of Polis along the scenic E704 coastal road via Argaka.
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Ancient cliffside amphitheaters, sea caves, and dramatic headlands facing the setting Mediterranean sun.
Practical guide to hiking around Mount Olympus: trail lengths, water springs, terrain, and footwear.
Dramatic northwestern outpost boasting a colorful fishing cove, cliffside taverna, and the mythical Dragon's Cave.
Great all year; wild, untamed, and refreshingly secluded compared to the southern coast.
Imposing shoreline pilgrimage church set against the dramatic mountain cliffs of Tilliria, overlooking the sea.
Welcoming all year; brilliantly floodlit at night against the dark coastal silhouette.
Serene miles-long dark sand and pebble beach where fragrant pine forests reach down to the water's edge.
Great from May through October; spectacular sea sunsets year-round.
Charming stone-paved market town center paired with a long sandy shore fringed by a fragrant eucalyptus grove.
Pleasant year-round; the eucalyptus trees offer cooling shade and rich scent during summer.
Elegant neoclassical museum in Polis showcasing Attic pottery, gold jewelry, and sculptures from ancient Marion and Arsinoe.
Open year-round with air-conditioned galleries.
Bustling fishing harbour and yacht marina, departure hub for Blue Lagoon boat trips and top seafood taverns.
Buzzing from April to November; serene and peaceful for off-season waterfront meals.
