Boasting one of the best beaches on the island, the scenic fishing village is popular with both locals and tourists. Offering a selection of seaside cafés...

Constructed on the remains of the 14th-century church of St George of the Latins, these are traditional Turkish baths. The hamam still operates, and is...

Thousands of ancient cedar trees make up this natural attraction. The majestic trees are closely related to the famous Lebanese cedars, but are indigenous...

A pleasant spot to rest, this small waterfall is around 1.5km from the main road, providing a good excuse to get out of the car and stretch your legs....

Just outside the village of Platres, this waterfall is one of the most famous attractions in the area. Though it only stands 12m high, the cool, shady...

On the outskirts of Yeroskipou (take the road to Agia Marinouda) is the family-run Kalogirou Candle Factory, which has been fulfilling the needs of Orthodox...

This one-hour show incorporates jets of water 'dancing' to modern and classic tunes. Using a computerised system that regulates 20,000 nozzles, lasers,...

Until recently, these falls (which are higher than the Kalidonia) were little known, simply because they were so hard to reach. In the last few years the...

An unusual little place offering an intriguing insight into the harvesting and production of sea sponges.

A manually-operated mill used for producing olive oil sits in a traditional wood and stone-built room. The heavy grindstone and wicker baskets complete the...

This funfair features the usual bumper cars as well as a ghost train; but adults who are after something a bit different can try the Free Fall, which...

A large complex featuring a rather unexciting mini-golf course (€4.50 a game), a bungee trampoline for kids (€4.50 for 5 mins), go-karts (€11-€30 for 5-30...

This forest station is one of the highlights of the Tyllirian wilderness - and one of the most frequented spots in this sparsely populated, unspoilt region....

Donning a wetsuit and a helmet, youngsters (aged eight and over, and at least 1.2m tall) can walk along the seabed with trained guides Rob and Christine....