
Cape Greco National Forest Park
Wind-carved sea caves, blue holes and a network of clifftop and coastal trails on the island’s south-east horn, with a tiny white chapel above the water.
Beach · Cape Greco
A sheltered horseshoe of fine sand and glass-clear turquoise between two pine-topped headlands — the prettiest swim on the east coast, reached on foot from the cape.
Konnos Bay is a horseshoe of fine pale sand and clear turquoise water tucked into the cliffs of Cape Greco, widely rated one of the most beautiful beaches in the Famagusta region.
Down a steep access road off the Cape Greco/Protaras road; signed to Konnos Beach.
Parking at the top, with a road/walk down to the sand.
Morning, before the day-boats and crowds arrive and while the bay is calmest.

Wind-carved sea caves, blue holes and a network of clifftop and coastal trails on the island’s south-east horn, with a tiny white chapel above the water.

The icon of Protaras: powder sand, shallow warm water and a little islet you can swim out to, named for the lone fig tree that has stood here for centuries.

A run of wave-cut caves and arches in honey-coloured rock where locals leap from the ledges into deep clear water — the most photographed cliff line on the island.