Secluded 16th-century Venetian stone bridge with a soaring semicircular arch deep inside the Xeros River forest.
Spanning the Xeros Potamos River deep within the pine-clad mountains between Paphos Forest and Troodos, the 16th-century Roudia Bridge boasts the highest and most slender stone arch of Cyprus's Venetian bridges.
Its remote forest setting ensures complete tranquility beside the rushing mountain stream.
In the Xeros River valley between Vretsia and Pera Vasa on the edge of Paphos Forest.
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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.
The largest and most photogenic 16th-century Venetian stone arch bridge spanning the Diarizos River in Paphos Forest.
Spectacular in winter and spring when the river flows strong; cool and shaded in summer.
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.
Secluded mountain sanctuary home to thousands of indigenous Cyprus short-needled cedars and forest air.
Wonderful from April to November; the dense evergreen canopy offers natural cooling in summer.
Cyprus's wealthiest and most celebrated imperial monastery, with golden mosaics and an icon attributed to Apostle Luke.
Open daily throughout the year; a serene alpine mountain sanctuary.
Tranquil forestry station deep in Paphos Forest featuring an enclosure for the endemic Cyprus mouflon.
Great all year; in spring, you may spot newborn mouflon lambs grazing peacefully.
High-altitude Krasochoria wine village with cobbled lanes, St. Philip Church, and the Six Fountains trail.
Cooler mountain air makes it pleasant in summer; autumn brings the grape harvest festival.
