Restaurant Baths Of Aphrodite — Restaurant in Neo Chorio

We only came here as we were on a buggie trip, the atmosphere and views were great, I knew as soon as I entered the food would be average so I ordered a ham sandwich with chips and even that was very basic. I don't really think it's acceptable for any restaurant to be serving very poor quality ingredients. A lot of your custom comes from excursions so please don't take advantage of people coming to the area and spending their money.

Staff were okay, but I think they were just rushed off their feet, we asked for ketchup and some more drinks that never arrived, once we ate we just paid and left, no tip. I think its only fair to have more staff so that your staff have a higher chance of getting tips to increase their wages.

These are the basics in the cooking industry, I wouldnt choose to go and eat here unfortunately. I've been to tiny converted vans for lunch that served excellent food for half the price! I would advise to only have a drink here for the views and eat at the I love food truck 1 mile down the...

The 'Baths of Aphrodite' is an area in the Akamas betweeen Polis and Cape Arnaouti which attracts many visitors.The Goddess of Love used to take her bath in a cool pond near Polis. The place is known as 'Baths of Aphrodite' and provides a magnificent view of the Bay of Polis. The cave is said to be where the Goddess of Love, Aphrodite used to bathe. According to mythology, this is where Aphrodite met her lover, the handsome Adonis, when he stopped off for a drink while hunting, to quench his thirst. It is said that if you bathe in the water you will be given eternal youth or you will fall for the next person you see, but unfortunately bathing is not permitted. If you are energetic, go a little further. There is a nature trail. You will see some beautiful scenery and can see the campsite below. The site is on the Aphrodite...

Aphrodite used to bathe in this secretive little natural pool/grotto and that's where she seduced Adonis when he stopped for a drink during a hunting trip. Legend has it that this became their regular haunt. More importantly folklore tempts with stories of everlasting youth and beauty if you wash your face with the water and a restored full head of hair for those who need it. Still waiting/hoping. Seriously though, the surrounding botanical gardens and the scenery are the best part of this visit and the vistas are magnificent. Apparently several walks into the Akamas Peninsula start at this point and are reportedly a fantastic experience. Too hot on this occasion for a 2.5 km hike to the top - definitely though at some point in the future...with restored youth and hair blowing...