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Located on the coast between Protaras and Ayia Napa, Cape Greco or Cavo Greko is a protected nature reserve in Cyprus.
With stunning views across the crystal clear waters of the Mediterranean Sea. There are nature trails, picnic areas and the spectacular sea caves.
The golden sandy beach of Konnos Bay provides the setting for snorkelling, scuba diving and other water sports. There is a five star hotel, holiday apartments, restaurants and supermarket.
Walking along the rocks, various nature trails can be followed and benches are found at various points along the way to rest and catch ones breath. During the summer months, ensure you take plenty of water and avoid walking at the hottest time of the day.
Be sure to visit the small white church, Ayioi Anargyri, on the rocks with steps leading down to the sea where it is believed the 'holy water' exists. This is also a popular dive point area of Cape Greko.
Flora and fa
una are scattered around the area all the year round with their sweet smelling aromas. There are even areas of shrubs that have been labelled with a brief explanation providing a little education into the plant world of Cyprus.
Cycle tracks run through the area and are popular with both tourists and locals exploring Cape Greco, especially in the winter when the weather is perfect due to the low annual rainfall. There are a few tavernas and bars where many stop for a snack along the way.
For the keen diver, the area has some very interesting dive sites along the coast. Sea temperatures range from 16 ºC in the winter to around 28 ºC in the summer.
A boat trip can also be taken to see the Cape Greco cliffs and caves from the sea. Many boat trips stop at areas around Cape Greco for their passengers to have a swim or snorkel and have a bite to eat.
Events:
Green Monday Celebrations - usually held sometime in February or March each year to celebrate the beginning of the Greek Orthodox Lent, known as Green Monday. Many people head up to the Cape Greco area and have picnics and barbecues to celebrate the festival. The roads are lined with families and friends gathering around tables packed with food. Kites can be seen flying high in the sky and music is played throughout the day.
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