The Red Cliffs near the village of Xylophagou in Cyprus are a fascinating destination for nature lovers and history enthusiasts. Close to the British military base in Dhekelia, the area features a functional military training ground just a couple of kilometres from Xylophagou. Here, you can find an impressive array of military vehicles, including four tanks and five armoured personnel carriers (APCs), specifically the FV432 Trojan, the primary tracked APC of the British Army in the 1960s and 1970s. Although they were replaced by other vehicles in the 1980s, some Trojans remain in use. Visitors can explore one of these APCs, noting the unique right-hand driver's position and the armour riddled with bullet holes and shrapnel from training exercises.

Nearby, you'll find a tank graveyard with Chieftain tanks, significant British battle tanks in the 1960s and 1970s, renowned for their firepower and heavy armour. These tanks, some now sadly in disrepair, also served in various international conflicts, including in Israel, Jordan, Iran, and Kuwait. If you navigate around the cape with Regina Tower, you'll encounter more military vehicles and the cyclopean concrete structure of a loading dock at the cliff's base.

Visitors should plan to arrive during daylight hours, as the route to the coastline is challenging and nearly impossible to navigate in the dark. Despite the difficulties, the stunning sunset views over the cliffs are well worth the effort.

Caution is advised as entry to the training ground is prohibited, and British forces may patrol the area. Do not touch any military artefacts you might find.