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Waterfalls Cyprus

Cyprus offers more than just sun, sea, and sand. In the heart of the island, you'll find forests, mountain streams, and some stunning waterfalls that are often overlooked.

For those seeking an active holiday (or simply a chance to cool off in nature), the waterfalls in Cyprus a surprising discovery. Whether you are on a family holiday, planning a day trip, or even considering moving to Cyprus, these places are the best way to experience the island in its entirety.

Why Cyprus Waterfalls Belong on Your List

In the Troodos Mountains and other mountain and forest areas, the Cyprus you might know transforms from beaches and resorts into a green oasis. The waterfalls add an extra dimension: cool spots in the summer, tranquil greenery, hiking trails, and photo opportunities.

Moreover, they are often well combined with other sights, part of the Cyprus sights on map experience: from coast to mountains in one day.

Top 10 waterfalls nature in Cyprus

Caledonia Waterfall (Troodos / Platres)

The Caledonian Falls are the most famous in Cyprus, a must-see for nature lovers. Located in the Troodos Mountains near Platres, the water plunges some 12 meters between the pine trees.

Tip: Take the hiking trail from the “Caledonia Trail” starting point in Platres (2 km, average level).

  • Location: Troödos Mountains
  • Best time: March – June

Millomeris Waterfall (Troodos)

The highest natural waterfall in Cyprus (15 meters high)! A short path leads you past rock faces and streams to an impressive body of water that remains active even in summer.

  • Location: Millomeris Trail, Platres
  • Access: Easy – 15 minutes walk

Chantara Waterfall (Fini)

A hidden gem near the village of Fini.

The waterfall is smaller, but the surroundings are pure nature, ideal for a picnic or a short hike with children.

  • Location: Fini Village
  • Environment: Dense vegetation, small streams

Mesa Potamos Waterfall (Moniatis)

Between Moniatis and Saittas you will find this tranquil waterfall in the middle of a eucalyptus forest.

Access is easy by car, and there is a picnic area nearby.

  • Location: Mesa Potamos Picnic Site
  • Access: Via asphalt road

Kremmiotis Waterfall (Kato Platres)

One of the most photogenic waterfalls in Cyprus, known for its moss-green water and the natural cave behind it.

  • Location: Kato Platres
  • Ideal for: Photography & Instagram

Adonis Waterfall (Paphos)

Not quite natural, but impressive nonetheless!

The Adonis Baths Waterfalls are part of an eco-park and combine mythology with nature.

  • Location: Kouklia (Paphos District)
  • Admission: €9 per adult

Kritou Terra Waterfall (Akamas)

A real hidden treasure in the northwest of the island, near Akamas.

Nestled among lush vegetation, this small, pristine waterfall is ideal for nature lovers.

  • Location: Kritou Terra Village
  • Access: 4x4 recommended

Argaka Waterfall (Polis)

A small but charming waterfall with crystal clear water, often combined with a walk through the surrounding hills.

  • Location: Argaka
  • Best period: Winter & spring

Caledonian Small Falls (upper stream)

Above the main waterfall you will find a second, lesser known waterfall that is often overlooked.

Perfect for those seeking peace and quiet and wanting to get away from the hustle and bustle.

  • Location: Above the Caledonia Trail

Trozena Waterfall (Limassol District)

One of the least visited waterfalls, near the abandoned village of Trozena.

A paradise for adventurers and photographers.

  • Location: Trozena
  • Recommended: Bring water and hiking boots

Best time to visit waterfalls in Cyprus

Most waterfalls are at their most beautiful between February and May, when the meltwater flows from the mountains. In summer, some waterfalls are smaller, but the Caledonian and Millomeris waterfalls remain active due to natural springs.

Tip: Combine your visit with a walk or wine tasting in the Troodos region.

Practical tips

  • Wear sturdy shoes, many trails are rocky.
  • Bring water, sunscreen and possibly insect repellent.
  • Combine with a visit to Troodos villages such as Omodos or Platres.
  • In the winter months: check if the trails are open.

Waterfalls on map

Want to plan your days in Cyprus? Check out our map overview of all the waterfalls mentioned above. This way, you'll immediately see which waterfalls are close to your accommodation and which ones you can easily combine.

Knowing which waterfall is in which region will help you plan your Cyprus waterfalls holiday more efficiently, for example, beach in the morning, waterfall in the afternoon.

Map coming soon.

Ready for your waterfalls route?

Grab your hiking boots, rent a car, or take a day trip from your coastal retreat — and discover Cyprus's waterfalls.

Plan your trip today and check out our other guides on Cyprus attractions, moving to Cyprus, or real estate & living in Cyprus for the next step.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Waterfalls in Cyprus

Most of the waterfalls are located in the Troodos Mountains, in the area of ​​Platres and Fini.

The Caledonian Falls are considered the most beautiful and popular on the island.

Between February and May, when nature is green and the water level is high.

At some smaller waterfalls (such as Adonis or Kremmiotis) you can dip your toes, but swimming is usually not permitted.

Yes, via the Caledonia Trail from Platres – approximately 2km walk.

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