This compilation presents historical sites, natural landscapes, and architectural features of Cyprus. From ancient ruins in Paphos to salt water lagoons in Akamas, from Byzantine churches to medieval castles, the island offers diverse photographic subjects.
Paphos, Cyprus
This limestone stack rises from the Mediterranean Sea near a pebbly beach. The site features in Greek mythology as the emergence point of goddess Aphrodite.
Famagusta, Cyprus
The limestone headland features natural rock arches and sea caves. The Mediterranean waters below reach depths of 50-70 meters, making it a diving destination.
Ayia Napa, Cyprus
This 500-meter beach contains fine white sand and shallow waters. During low tide, a sand path emerges connecting the shore to a small offshore island.
Akamas Peninsula, Cyprus
This natural pool has clear waters with visibility to 30 meters depth. The surrounding limestone cliffs and Mediterranean vegetation create a sheltered swimming area.
Limassol district, Cyprus
This archaeological site contains an ancient theater from the 2nd century along with Roman villas with floor mosaics and public baths.
Larnaca district, Cyprus
The lake hosts thousands of flamingos from November to March and dries up in summer leaving a layer of salt.
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The largest mountain range of Cyprus with Mount Olympos reaches 1952 meters and contains ten Byzantine churches from UNESCO World Heritage.
Nicosia district, Cyprus
The 11th century monastery houses a museum with religious artifacts and an icon of Virgin Mary.
Kyrenia district, Cyprus
Gothic monastery from the 13th century with stone arches, cloisters and a refectory. The site overlooks the Mediterranean Sea and Kyrenia city.
Paphos district, Cyprus
Roman and Greek archaeological site containing houses, fortifications and tombs. The floors display geometric mosaics depicting ancient mythology scenes.
Troodos, Cyprus
Medieval churches with Byzantine and post-Byzantine frescoes showing religious figures and scenes. The buildings represent mountain architecture from the Byzantine period.
Protaras, Cyprus
Sandy beach with blue waters and native fig trees near the shore. Small rocky island sits 100 meters from the beach.
Limassol district, Cyprus
This 13th-century fortress stands among vineyards and citrus plantations.
Limassol, Cyprus
Modern yacht port with restaurants, boutiques and residential complex on the Mediterranean Sea.
Polis Chrysochous, Cyprus
Traditional fishing port with local restaurants and boat docks for trips to Blue Lagoon.
Larnaca, Cyprus
Byzantine church from the 9th century with stone facade and ornate interior.
Limassol district, Cyprus
This mountain settlement features stone buildings, a monastery from the 12th century, and cellars producing local wines and spirits.
Nicosia, Cyprus
This circular defense structure from the 16th century extends for 4.5 kilometers with eleven bastions and three gates.
Paphos district, Cyprus
This limestone canyon stretches for 3 kilometers through the rock with walls reaching 30 meters in height.
Paphos district, Cyprus
This natural reserve covers 230 square kilometers with hiking paths, sea caves, and beaches where sea turtles nest.
Limassol, Cyprus
The village features 19th century stone buildings and operates as a center for carob processing and traditional crafts.
Kyrenia, Cyprus
The medieval fortress at 732 meters elevation provides views of the coast and mountains.
Paphos, Cyprus
These underground burial chambers from 3rd century BC display Doric columns and fresco remains.
Ayia Napa, Cyprus
The burial site from Hellenistic and Roman periods contains tomb chambers with geometric patterns.
Limassol district, Cyprus
The coast features white limestone cliffs and turquoise water with several small bays for swimming.
Troodos, Cyprus
The 15-meter waterfall sits in a mountain valley with pine forest and natural stone pools.
Larnaca district, Cyprus
The mountain village produces traditional embroidery and silver jewelry using centuries-old techniques.
Limassol district, Cyprus
The sandy beach extends below the ruins of a Greco-Roman city overlooking the Mediterranean Sea.
Limassol district, Cyprus
This ancient settlement contains remains of walls, buildings and ceramics dating from the Bronze Age through the Roman period.
Larnaca district, Cyprus
The Orthodox monastery was founded in the 4th century and stands on a 670-meter mountain overlooking the coast.
Troodos, Cyprus
The waterfall drops 12 meters and is surrounded by pine forest. A marked hiking trail leads to it.
Paphos district, Cyprus
The remains of the 12th-century monastery include stone walls, columns and a partially preserved mosaic floor.
Karpasia, Cyprus
The remains of this 5th century church stand on the coast. Stone walls and columns are still visible.
Paphos, Cyprus
The reservoir sits between green hills and supplies water to the region. It was completed in 2005.