Looking east towards the wadi, you can clearly see the limestone rock interspersed with basaltic formations. Cyprus, situated at the confluence of the European and Asian tectonic plates, has risen and formed due to this geological activity. A mountain range in the island's centre reaches almost 2000 meters above sea level. This crust also represents the ancient seabed of the Tethys Ocean.
We began our journey at the Energy Islands Resort Hotel and headed west along the coast, passing through villages near the famous Akamas Peninsula. The village of Kathikas is known for its special grape variety, while the village of St. George is a peaceful haven. We continued along the scenic west coast, eventually reaching the airport.