PISSOURI WILD BEACH NATURE TRAIL
This trail is for the brave and reckless. It is steep, unmarked, and slightly visible on the ground. It is surrounded by goats and sheep and has areas where rocks and soil can collapse. On the positive side, there is a spirit of adventure and exploration, magnificent views, and an absence of people, with wildlife looming around.
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How to get here
- Pissouri is a village located between Paphos and Limassol, making it only a half-hour drive from these cities.
- The asphalt road to the parking places near the trail's starting point is in good condition.
- The trail shares its starting point with Genesis Aphrodite’s Trail. Follow it for a while, and when you see a small fence on your left, go in that direction and start your descent along the slightly visible path.
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What to expect from the trail
- The trail is open all year-round.
- We do not recommend taking this route after heavy rains or in early spring, as the path can become muddy and may be affected by water erosion.
- This route is deserted.
- The path is hazardous, with a risk of slipping.
- Only a small part of the route lies in the shade.
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Suggestions to enhance your experience
- Visit Aphrodite’s Rock or Petra tou Romiou, the birthplace of Aphrodite. According to myths, swimming around this rock will bless you with eternal beauty. However, be cautious as the currents and sea in this area can be rough, so swimming is not recommended. For the location pin, click here.
- Go to the nearby village of Pissouri, known for its picturesque square, local taverns offering the best delicacies, performances in the community amphitheater, and terrific views.
- Drive to Orites Windfarm, where you can closely approach wind turbines. When operating at full capacity, the Orites wind farm can cover around 3.5% of Cyprus' demand for electricity. For the location pin, click here.
