Top Nature Spots in Cyprus

If you’re planning to swim, wear water shoes. The rocky beach can be tough on your feet, and trust me, it’ll make your experience way more enjoyable.

Bring a picnic! There aren't many nearby dining options, so packing some snacks and enjoying them by the water is a great way to save money and have a lovely time.

Take a stroll to the nearby Fig Tree. It’s an iconic spot for photos and a nice break from sunbathing. It’s a super quick walk and totally worth it!

I highly recommend checking out the local cafes for lunch. The fresh seafood and local dishes are way more affordable and delicious compared to the beachfront restaurants.

Bring your own snorkel gear! The underwater views are stunning, and renting gear can add up quickly. Plus, you can explore early when it's less busy.

Check out the waterfalls if you can! But don’t go on a weekend; it gets super crowded. A weekday visit is much more peaceful

Bring layers! I thought it’d be warmer at midday but it turned chilly. A light jacket in your backpack can be a lifesaver!

Make sure to try the local honey at one of the village shops! It’s way cheaper than supermarkets and absolutely delicious. I regret not bringing back more!

One thing I wish I had done was check out the beach bars in the evening; the atmosphere is super lively after sunset!

I recommend bringing your own snacks and drinks; beach prices can be a bit high and it's nice to have something on hand.

If you're planning to rent a car, go for a 4x4... Some roads are bumpy and regular cars might struggle... Trust me, I had a rough time with mine!

I suggest you hit the trail by 8 AM. It gets warm quickly, and you want to avoid the midday heat. Plus, the early morning light is magical for photos.

I think packing some snacks and plenty of water is a must. There aren't many places to stop inside the park, so you'll save both time and money!