Cyprus 365
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Cyprus 365
5 parks and reserves to explore, from the wild headlands of the Akamas peninsula and the sea caves of Cape Greco to the pine and cedar forests of the Troodos national park and the trails above Athalassa.
The undeveloped northwest tip of Cyprus: Avakas Gorge, the Lara turtle beaches, the Blue Lagoon and rugged coastal trails, protected under Natura 2000.
Cyprus's mountain heart: black pine forest around Mount Olympus (1,952 m), ten marked nature trails, waterfalls and a UNESCO Global Geopark.
The headland park between Ayia Napa and Protaras: sea caves, low white cliffs, a hilltop chapel and walking trails along clear Mediterranean water.
A suburban forest park on the edge of Nicosia with a lake, about 20 km of paths, a visitor centre and easy walking, cycling and birdwatching.
A remote valley in the Paphos forest holding tens of thousands of the endemic Cyprus cedar, with a picnic site and a chance of seeing wild mouflon.
Tell us your fitness, your dates, and whether you want a guide. We'll thread the parks you've saved into a sensible loop, with trailheads, seasons, and how to reach each one.