Cyclops Cave is claimed to have been a hideout of the infamous Cyclop, a one-eyed giant who trapped Ulysses and his men, as they struggled to return from Troy to Ithaca, in Homer’s book, The Odyssey.… Full review by pawel_hbg
May 18, 2022
As a well travelled couple we have found many places along the eastern coast of cyprus around aiya napa and protaras areas. Cyclops caves is an excellent place for a lovely picture and a little bit… Full review by TheBallTravels
Feb 11, 2020
Cyclops Cave is one of Cape Greco’s great secrets. Superbly created and weathered by Mother Nature herself Cyclops is yet another Natural Wonder. Certainly well worth paying a visit and if you go in … Full review by Brianngog
I have booked to go on holiday at famagusta cyprus could some body tell me what is like there and what is weather like in January and eating out is food expensive or cheap
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Hi, Cornishlady, I was in Cyprus in October and November, so I can't say what the weather is like in January, but in October and November it was nice. Not scorching hot, but warm …
Hi, Cornishlady, I was in Cyprus in October and November, so I can't say what the weather is like in January, but in October and November it was nice. Not scorching hot, but warm enough to enjoy swimming in the ocean. Windy some days but not too crazy. Cool in the mountains (though Famagusta is at sea level, so no problem there). Food prices are relative, of course, so I'd say eating out in Cyprus is more expensive than Jordan, but cheaper than France. Also, it depends on whether you eat locally or in upscale restaurants... Kind of hard to answer.
Hi, myself and my partner are planning a trip to Protaras in June. This trip sounds perfect for us but unfortunately I'm not a strong swimmer, is there an option to not swim?
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Hi there, the cave is well away from the water, maybe 5 meters up. No need to get wet if you just want to experience the cave itself. Getting there by car is a bit tricky, as the access …
Hi there, the cave is well away from the water, maybe 5 meters up. No need to get wet if you just want to experience the cave itself. Getting there by car is a bit tricky, as the access road is really uneven and you need to find your way through a residential area first. If you drive in a rental car be really careful... We scuba dived from there fall 2018, and saw several cruise boats come very close to the coast; I assume to see the cave from afar as well as the underwater "architecture" (beautiful rock formations). I hope this at least partly answers your question...
Jan 7, 2023
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