june-2010

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Where To Eat
Paphos
5th Floor Bar & Cafe
Enjoy a coffee, cocktail
or a glass of wine while
gazing out over Paphos.
17 Neofytou Nikolaidi,
Pitokopides Centre
00 357 26 910 055
Costas Taverna
Sample Cypriot meze and
enjoy traditional music
on Fridays at this
friendly taverna.
120 Makarios Avenue, Koloni
00 357 26 961 774
Fyti Taverna
This central taverna
serves up delicious
Cypriot fare all day.
Village Square, Fyti
00 357 99 138 573
Ayia Napa
Guru Bar
A stylish alfresco bar
with late-night DJs.
11 Odysseos Elytis Street
00 357 23 721 838
Limelight Tavern
Traditional charcoal
cooking is the trademark
of this welcoming
taverna close to
Ayia Napa Square.
Liperti Street
00 357 23 721 650
Cape Greco walk
Grab some tasty goodies
here to take on your Cape
Greco picnic.
Zorbas Bakery, 17 Nissi Avenue
00 357 23 725 840
to contact Mary-Lynne Stadler (00 357 99 048 369,
www.marylynnestadler.com), who can take up to
six tourists in her car – she charges around £13 per
person, or £17 for fewer than four people.
Ayia Napa
The Nature Day Trip
After soaking up plenty of sun at one of
Jet2holidays.com’s beach hotels, you’ll be ready
to see more of the island’s natural beauty. A few
kilometres south-east of Ayia Napa you’ll fi nd
a walk that takes in sea caves, indigenous fl ora,
wildlife and spectacular views of the Med. Pack
a picnic and head along the Ayia Napa-Cape Greco
Road, looking out for Agioi Anargyroi chapel
where the circular trail begins and ends. The stark,
white chapel makes a breathtaking contrast to the
crystal-blue sea, and the beauty increases as you
follow the coastline south towards Cape Greco.
Things to look out for on the walk include the
naturally formed Kamara Tou Karaka bridge and
the fragrant juniper shrubs. There are spectacular
cliffs as well as many weird and wonderful sea caves
en route, so make sure you have your camera to
hand. Pick a spot along the way to picnic and enjoy
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the beautiful scenery. Remember to take any
rubbish with you because it’s a nature reserve.
The walk continues around the southern edge of
the cape, then further along the coast where there
are more sea caves, before heading back inland
towards the chapel. Start early to beat the heat
and make sure to go at your own pace. You’ll need
a reasonable level of fi tness to complete the trail,
which may prove too much for children. Make
sure to keep safe from the sun with a hat, sunglasses,
sunscreen and plenty of water.
PAPHOS LIGHTHOUSE
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