Cavo Greco National Park — Attraction in Ayia Napa

I found the small church to be the most interesting to experience at Cavo Greco National Park. The taxi drove us all the way down to the 'park' (it seemed more like a desert) area and we had a nice walk to the church. It was beautiful with the cliffs and the ocean. While I was inside the church however a woman tourist came in and just walked behind the curtain and showed no respect, that bothered me. I would have liked to read some info about the church, there was nothing. There was a homemade cross outside, I don't think it had any connection to the church, but it made an impession on me. Before we entered the church a car parked there and an old brit came out and put food out for the cats. He sad he had fed the cats every day for the last 8 years. That was a nice thing to experience. On the way to 'the park', like a minute before, we saw a cross and a cave which I really wanted to see - I asked the taxi driver about it after we passed it - but he didn't see it and knew nothing about it which we found quite strange. I hope I get to go back and see the cave...

Walked the trail from Agioi Anargiroi Church to the Sea Caves (8km round trip). It took around 90mins there and 55mins back (we hustled because the sun was going down), with some time hanging out at the Sea Caves in between. The walk is very beautiful, there is a Stone Arch along the way and a swimming inlet 30mins from the Sea Caves (with a metal ladder to get in and out). There are some beautiful views of the ocean and the mountain and the Sea Caves are stunning. But, I guess the view is a little too nice, because we weren’t paying enough attention to the trail and we got lost a few times... actually the trail is really poorly marked. Do not attempt this walk without a downloaded map. And make sure you bring water, it was very hot walking this trail even though the temperature was a mild 23 degrees Celsius. Wear good shoes and watch...

Cavo Greco and the caves are a must visit if you are visiting Ayia Napa, Protaras or Paralimni.

There is a small restaurant where you can eat and drink on affordable prices. On pretty much end of each road you will find a caravan selling ice cream, water or cocktails. But make sure you have plenty of water if you are hiking as there are no water fountains on the paths.

With easy access by walk, bus, car, buggie and bicycle, you can spend your whole day there. You can hike, swim in the Blue Lagoon, ( great place for snorkeling and diving), visit the lovers Bridge, enjoy the views from the caves or go all the way up to Cape Greco viewing point. The sunsets are spectacular.

Make sure you give yourself plenty of time to discover all the beautiful places in the area and don't forget to wear a sunscreen even during winter time...all two...