Akamas - Paphos - Cyprus

The Akamas Peninsula occupies the north-west corner of Cyprus. It is an extensive, almost pristine coastal area bounded by the coastline starting from the Baths of Aphrodite through Cape Arnaoutis and ends in Agios Georgios Pegeia. Inland it is bounded by the villages of Pegeia, Kathikas, Arodes, Inia, Drouseia, Antrolykou and Neo Chorio and it covers an area of about 17,000 hectares, of which 7,000 are state forests.
Akamas is uniquely beautiful with rich biodiversity, impressive geological formations, pristine beaches and a rich historical and cultural tradition, satisfying the interests of the most demanding visitors for hiking, biking, nature study, photography, swimming, diving e.t.c..
The Akamas Peninsula is part of the NATURA 2000 European network of protected areas as a unique biotope with a rich and rare flora and fauna.