
Caledonia Waterfall Trail
A cool two-hour forest loop tracing the Kryos river through pine and plane trees to a 13-metre waterfall — the island’s best escape from the August heat.
Heritage · Paphos forest
A graceful single-arch medieval packhorse bridge on the old camel route through the cedar forest, spanning the Diarizos river in perfect stone silence.
Kelefos is the most elegant of the Venetian-era packhorse bridges that once carried camel trains hauling copper through the Paphos forest. Its single pointed stone arch spans the Diarizos river in deep woodland.
Reached by forest roads from Pera Vasa / Agios Nikolaos; a normal car manages in dry weather, but the gravel roads are slow.
Informal parking beside the bridge.
Year-round; spring and autumn are loveliest, and the river runs highest after winter rain.

A cool two-hour forest loop tracing the Kryos river through pine and plane trees to a 13-metre waterfall — the island’s best escape from the August heat.

At 15 metres, the tallest natural waterfall in Cyprus, plunging over a black rock face into a mossy plunge pool. A short cobbled path drops to the base.

A near-level seven-kilometre loop circling the summit of Mount Olympus through black pine and juniper, with both coasts visible on a clear day. Snow-dusted in winter.