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The later legs of the trip whisk Kiko and the filmmaker to Ayia Napa, known for its pristine beaches and lively atmosphere. The underwater museum of sculptures offers a unique snorkeling experience, blending art with nature beneath the waves. A nearby hike at Cape Greco reveals stunning vistas and rugged coastline—a testament to Cyprus’s varied landscapes.
Cultural Heritage in the Mountains
As they ascend into the Troodos Mountains, a different side of Cyprus emerges—one of tranquility and ancient tradition. In the village of Agros, workshops expose the craft of traditional Cypriot sweets. This cultural experience leads to wine tasting in a local winery, where centuries-old winemaking traditions continue to thrive, reflecting the island’s robust viticulture.