• Sea Caves - Unique natural formations
  These structures are invaluable, taking millennia to form.
• Avakas Gorge - A rocky trail amidst rugged mountain boulders
  The path through the gorge is marked by dense vegetation and a particularly appealing, shady, and moist environment.
  While hiking, you can observe native plants: lentisk (Pistacia lentiscus), Phoenician juniper (Juniperus phoenicea), terebinth (Pistacia terebinthus), thorny broom (Calycotome villosa), common smilax (Smilax aspera), oleander (Nerium oleander), storax (Styrax officinalis), and the endangered endemic Akamas centaury (Centaurea akamantis).
  The main fauna species in the area include:

Mammals: Fox, hare, hedgehog. Birds: Cyprus wheatear (endemic), Cyprus warbler (endemic), scops owl (endemic), partridge, little owl, kestrel, wild pigeon.

Reptiles: Stellion lizard. Amphibians: Marsh frog, iridescent frog, tree frog.

• Lara Bay Turtle Conservation Station - On a remote beach far from hotels, shops, and public facilities, the small wooden Lara Bay Turtle Conservation Station aids baby turtles in hatching and reaching the sea. During hatching season, you might find water tanks with tiny sea turtles that have just emerged from their eggs at the station. At other times, you’ll see iron cages and signs along the beach indicating turtle nests buried in the sand. These cages protect the nests from predators like birds and foxes.
• Akamas Peninsula - Route through Akamas forest with a swim stop (April-November)
• Latchi - Free time for lunch
• Baths of Aphrodite - In the shaded garden, there is a grotto where, according to legend, Aphrodite bathed
• Edro III Shipwreck - An abandoned ship that has become a landmark of the Paphos Area

• Jeep Tour
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Parking fees included

• Lunch