The sea caves of Cyprus are a remarkable place to enjoy nature and contemplate its beauty and workings. The rocks often show a grayish-green tint due to copper oxide, as Cyprus is known for its copper deposits. The island's name may even be derived from the Latin word for copper. Waves crashing against the lower parts of the cliffs carve vertical columns, which are eventually eroded into grottos and caves. Over time, when these caves deepen, their roofs collapse, creating stunning natural formations.
Before you lies the most romantic stroll along the Cypriot coast. You will find the most beautiful beach in Cyprus with white sand and crystal-clear turquoise water. Next, the Love Bridge awaits you, where you can take stunning photos. Then, marvel at the sea in the sea caves where, according to legend, pirates hid their treasures, and be impressed by the endless sea view from Cape Greco. Additionally, enjoy a walk through the park and the ornithological center, where, if you're lucky, you can see sea turtles at Raven's Arch and descend into the grotto under the Church of the Holy Unmercenaries. To top it off, dine at Isaac's Tavern on the Ayia Napa promenade and enjoy the sunset.