Cape Apostolos Andreas (Zafer Burnu)
Zafer Burnu / Ακρωτήριο Αποστόλου Ανδρέα
The northeasternmost tip of Cyprus, where a headland overlooks the Klidhes islets and wild sea and rock meet.
Zafer Burnu is the northeastern end of Cyprus. It is reached by driving about 5 km along a dirt road beyond Apostolos Andreas Monastery. On the headland stand a flagpole and memorial markers, and a line of rocky islets known as the Klidhes lies offshore. The wind is strong, the waves are rough and the views are open. It is a popular photo stop for those who want to say they have reached the very end of Cyprus, and wild donkeys are often seen along the way. The dirt road is rutted, so ordinary cars should drive slowly, and caution is needed after rain.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Apostolos Andreas Monastery
- Golden Beach (Nangomi)
- Karpas Wild Donkeys
- Aphendrika
- Agios Philon Church
- Dipkarpaz (Rizokarpaso)
- Ayia Trias Basilica
- Yialousa & Agios Thyrsos