- Length
- 1.7 km
- Time
- 45 minutes
- Type
- Linear (ends elsewhere)
- Altitude
- 0 → 30 m
Difficulty: Easy
Where it starts
The car park at Konnos Bay.
Directions to the trailThe pin is the middle of the route as mapped on OpenStreetMap; the start is described on the left.
Trails nearby
Konnoi - Agioi Anargyroi
EasyCape Greco, Famagusta district
An easy coastal loop in the Cape Greco National Forest Park: along Konnos Bay to the Agioi Anargyroi chapel above a sea cave, then to the Kamara tou Koraka natural arch and the remains of a temple of Aphrodite, ending in a small pine wood.
- Length
- 4.8 km
- Time
- 2 hours
- Type
- Circular
Sea Caves - Agioi Anargyroi
EasyCape Greco, Famagusta district
Mostly along the shore: over the rocks from the Ayia Napa sea caves to Kavos hill, then north through lentisk and wild olive to the Kamara tou Koraka natural arch and the chapel of Agioi Anargyroi, built over a sea cave where hermits are said to have lived. Part of the E4 path.
- Length
- 4 km
- Time
- 1.5 hours
- Type
- Linear
Kavos
EasyCape Greco, Famagusta district
A short loop up Kavos hill through pines and low scrub. From the top the view is open all round: the tip of the cape with its lighthouse to the east, and the coast towards Ayia Napa and Protaras.
- Length
- 1.2 km
- Time
- About 45 minutes
- Type
- Circular
Good to know before you walk
What do the difficulty levels mean?
They are the Department of Forests’ own. Easy (1): gentle gradient, for all ages. Moderate (2): sudden climbs or descents or rough, narrow stretches, for adults in fair to good shape. Difficult (3): steep, rough or slippery terrain, for adults in very good shape, not for young children.
When is the best time to walk?
Spring and autumn. In summer, walk early in the morning, carry plenty of water and choose the shaded mountain trails; in winter the high Troodos trails can have snow and ice.
Is it safe to walk alone?
It is better to walk with others, stay on the marked path and tell someone your route. Carry water, a phone and a first aid kit, and a torch if you may be out after dark.
Who do I call in an emergency?
For a forest fire call 1407 (24 hours, free). For an injury or any other emergency call 112.
Can I light a fire or a barbecue on a trail?
Only in the fireplaces of official picnic sites, and never on days of high fire danger. The fire danger for each district is on our fire danger page.
Sources: “Cyprus Nature Trails” by the Department of Forests (2013 and 2023) and the Deputy Ministry of Tourism’s nature trails map (2026). Always check the Department of Forests’ notices for closed trails.