Sea Caves, Peyia
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Caves and arches carved by waves into the white limestone coast. The clear water is ideal for snorkelling, diving and photography.
The sea caves lie on the Peyia coast, about 3 kilometers north of Coral Bay. Waves have eroded the white limestone cliffs into caves of various sizes and natural stone arches, with turquoise-green water. You can admire them from a path along the top of the cliff. You can also enter the water from the rocks to snorkel or swim into the caves, though this requires experience. There are restaurants and villa areas nearby, and the sea caves are often visited along with the Edro III shipwreck. Admission is free. The rocks are sharp and there are no railings at the cliff edge, so check the water depth before diving, and do not enter the water when the wind and waves are strong.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Paphos Zoo
- Edro III Shipwreck
- Agios Georgios Pegeias
- Avakas Gorge
- Coral Bay
- Lara Bay
- Adonis Baths
- Agios Neophytos Monastery