Cyclops Cave is claimed to have been a hideout of the infamous Cyclop, a one-eyed giant who trapped Ulysses and his men, as they struggled to return from Troy to Ithaca, in Homer’s book, The Odyssey. You can enter this cave one side and exit another side.

As a well travelled couple we have found many places along the eastern coast of cyprus around aiya napa and protaras areas. Cyclops caves is an excellent place for a lovely picture and a little bit of exploring. There is a main cave which you can walk in. Im 6ft 2 so had to crouch down. We had a wonder we had a pair of crocs on each (please dont judge) and i probably wouldnt wear anything less as the rocks are jagged and you could possibly slip out of a pair of flippy floppys. You can park on top we had a buggy for the week but im sure a taxi would take you close by as it is an established land mark. There is an easy route down to the caves and the shore. It is a lovely place to go and visit and is ont of our now (show off landmarks) where we will be telling other people about it to go and visit, or showing friends when we bring them out here. Would recommend Please see images.