The picturesque chapel of Agioi Saranta. Part of the path has a parallel route and can be combined with the European Path E4. The most peculiar and eccentric church in Cyprus is undoubtedly Ayioi Saranta cave church. Situated in an unexpectedly unpredictable location, it remains concealed within a cave in the Famagusta / Protaras area.

More precisely, it's skillfully hidden in a rugged area near Profitis Elias Church. While countless locals and tourists visit the prominent Profiti Elias Church, just a short distance away, Agioi Saranta Church remains tucked away in the serene wilderness of nature.

Connected to the paths Prophet Elias - Konnos and Panagia - Agioi Saranta. The picturesque churches of Agios Ioannis and Agioi Saranta. Part of the path has a parallel route and can be combined with the European Path E4.

This trail is known for its serene ambiance, with churches and the sea dominating the landscape. It provides an outstanding vantage point overlooking Mesaoria, and for a moment of relaxation, you can take a seat on the benches and quench your thirst with water from the nearby fountain.

You can Enjoy the panoramic view from Prophet Elias Church. Passes by the churches of Agioi Saranta and Agios Ioannis. The route ends at Konnos Beach. It is connected to the paths Panagia - Agioi Saranta, Panagia - Agios Ioannis, Konnos - Agioi Anargyroi, and Konnos - Cyclops Cave. The path has a parallel route and can be combined with the European Path E4.

The trail follows the coastline for a significant portion, offering excellent views. The caves contain fossil remains of marine organisms. The trail can also lead to Cape Greco and Agioi Anargyroi. It connects with the Cape Greco circular trail. Part of the trail runs parallel to and can be combined with the European Path E4.

Discover this captivating 6.3km out-and-back trail near Ayia Napa, Αμμόχωστος, a region that offers a taste of moderate challenge and takes an average of 2 hours to traverse. Given its allure, this area is quite popular among hikers, ensuring you'll encounter fellow explorers during your journey. The trail is accessible year-round, revealing its beauty at any time.

Your adventure unfolds with a lengthy walk along the scenic eastern coast of Cape Greco National Park, commencing from the northern point at Konnos Beach and unfurling toward the south. The trail closely follows the path of the E4 European Trail section within the park.

This coastal trail is graced with luxuriant vegetation and presents excellent coastal views. It culminates at the Agioi Anargyroi Church, which is perched above a sea cave where hermits might have sought solitude in the past. This trail seamlessly connects with others, such as Konnos - Cyclops Cave, Agioi Anargyroi - Sea Caves, and Prophet Elias - Konnos. Furthermore, it harmonizes with the European Path E4, allowing for an extended adventure of exploration and wonder.

This Path follows the coast and ends at Thalassines Spilies (Sea Caves). The area is suitable for diving. The trail passes through the natural bridge "Kamara tou Koraka" and beneath Cape Greco, offering excellent views and rich vegetation, as well as marine fossil remains. It connects with the Konnos - Agioi Anargyroi and Cape Greco trails. Part of the trail runs parallel to and can be combined with the European Path E4.

Flora consists of juniper (Juniperus phoenicea) and a picnic area. It connects with the Konnos - Agioi Anargyroi and Agioi Anargyroi - Thalassines Spilies trails. Part of the trail runs parallel to and can be combined with the European Path E4.

You can enjoy beautiful views, especially from the top of Cape Greco. The trail starts from an old quarry, features abundant vegetation, and includes the peak of Cape Greco, and impressive cliffs suitable for climbing. Fossil remains may be encountered. It connects with the Agioi Anargyroi and the Sea Caves trails. Part of the trail runs parallel to and can be combined with the European Path E4.

This is a path along the coast with rich flora, leading to the picturesque Cyclops Cave and returning to Konnos Beach via another parallel route. It connects with the Konnos - Agioi Anargyroi and Prophet Elias - Konnos trails. Part of the trail runs parallel to and can be combined with the European Path E4.