Apostolos Andreas Monastery

Apostolos Andreas Monastery is a religious complex on the northeastern tip of Cyprus that centers around an 18th-century church building. Additional structures surround a natural spring that flows at the site, creating a compact pilgrimage destination.

Local tradition holds that Apostle Andrew's ship struck rocks at this cape, after which a freshwater spring emerged from the ground. The monastery grew as a religious site and the main church building took its present form during the 18th century.

The monastery serves as a spiritual destination where visitors from different backgrounds gather to pray and leave offerings. The sacred spring holds deep meaning for those seeking healing and spiritual connection.

The monastery sits on a remote headland and requires travel through quieter roads to reach. Visitors should expect a journey without many facilities nearby and prepare for coastal weather conditions.

The site underwent major restoration work supported by international organizations, including funding from the United States and the Church of Cyprus. This collaborative effort brought the monastery back from a state of significant decline.

Location: Famagusta District

GPS coordinates: 35.65944,34.57139

Latest update: December 8, 2025 20:02