Caledonia Waterfall is one of Cyprus's most famous as well as one of the most beautiful waterfalls in Cyprus and was named by the Scots because it made them think of their native country. The highlight of visiting Caledonia is making it to the waterfalls after taking a leisurely stroll along the trail straight out of a fairy tale. Exploring the natural world and the richness of the waterfalls along the route will undoubtedly leave you in awe. Caledonia is one of Cyprus's tallest waterfalls, at 12 meters high. Of course, you're to blame if you don't have a camera in locations like these as you'd value capturing the memories for the future.

The trail is rated as being not too challenging, but this could alter depending on the weather and gradient variations at the time of the visit. It is advised to wear appropriate footwear on the walk. The trail is manageable for both adults and kids, however, it is not recommended for very small kids. There is an easy entrance that leads directly to the main waterfall, so people who are not in very excellent physical shape can bypass the lengthy nature walk. From the Edonion road by the trout farm in Pano Platres, it takes around 20 minutes to walk to that shortcut. Numerous types of native flora and different plants can be seen when strolling along the nature trail. It is a lovely nature route where you can unwind and take in the magnificent bird singing as well as the ambient sound of the wind on the tree leaves. It's also important to note that the swallow birds, which sing throughout the spring and summer, are the source of the name Caledonia Falls.

Location: Platres

Your greatest option if you enjoy Greek mythology is Adonis Baths. The myth of the goddess Aphrodite and her lover Adonis is definitely something you've heard of. Greek legend states that the lovers gave birth to their children, who now live on the island, at the Adonis Baths in Cyprus. In this location, Adonis too passed away while being held by his divine lover. When you first see the two sculptures of these fabled figures mentioned above, you will understand why this area is legendary. In Adonis Baths, they serve as a representational continuation of their love. The beautiful building transports us to the Greek age. The water from the nearby ravines helped to create the waterfall. A little lake resulted from the earth being eroded by water over time. Many people look for locations like these with cool water during the summer to enjoy and cool off. The bravest ascend a rock using ropes and dive into a lake. Most individuals just do a lower dive into the lake.

In any case, the nature of these waterfalls and the lake will surely wow you even if you don't care for mythology and just want to see some beauty. You might find that swimming and mud treatment are your two favorite activities. You can go to Koili village, which is close to Paphos. On this road, the distance may be traveled in around 20 minutes. Adonis Baths are about 4 kilometers away from Koili. You can travel by car or on foot. However, you should be aware that the route is not the smoothest; it is fairly challenging and uneven. The Tala road is an alternative route if you enjoy biking. In Koili, you can hire one.

Location: Paphos

Millomeris Waterfalls is the next destination on the list of the most beautiful waterfalls in Cyprus. Literally translated as "wet area," Millomeris Waterfalls. Millomeris Waterfalls, which are the ideal location to enjoy Cyprus's untamed environment, were only recently found because they are tucked away in a mountain. Walking through the forest is delightful as you look forward to getting there. When it comes to the surrounding natural environment, Millomeris and Caledonia are not comparable. The landscape of Millomeris is dry and rocky. The vicinity has become cold and damp due to the water flow from Krios Potamos. A tiny lake is formed by the falls' water cascading from a height of 15 meters. During the winter, when there is a large increase in water volume, the lake's level rises and occasionally overflows.

Since you can drive directly to Millomeris Waterfalls, getting there is simple. It is situated in Platres' southeast region. You only need to adhere to these instructions. Although the road is a little challenging, any car can navigate it. Because they are in English, the signs are simple to understand. If you like to be endorsed by nature with all of its promises and small spooks, you can also follow the trail from Platres. Anyone can handle the 30-minute trip because it is short.

Location: Platres

You can only find this kind of breathtaking natural beauty in Cyprus, which you can see at the Mesa Potamos Falls. The Mesa Potamos Waterfalls follow the Arkolachanias River's riverbed at a height of 1,000 meters. The area around the river is heavily vegetated. Pines make up the majority of it, which gives the area a lovely scent. It's a great location, so you might wish to camp there for a while. The name of the river is the source of Mesa Potamos' name. The visitor can take the dirt road from Saitas, which is 5 km long, the dirt road from the Moniatis village, which is 5.5 km long, the dirt road from the village of Platres, which is 6 km long, the dirt road from the village of Kato Amiantos, which is 7 km long, and the 200 meter downhill trail from the Mesa Potamos picnic area.

The trip to Mesa Potamos takes a little bit more time. You must first follow the dirt route leading from Saitas. From there, you'll go on an 8-kilometer dirt road with your vehicle or a driver through the towns of Maniatis, Platres, and Kato Amiantos. On occasion, you should stop to take in some of the interesting sights along the path, particularly the interaction of various natural components like water, rock, fauna, and vegetation. You will eventually arrive at the Mesa Potamos picnic area. You may reach the waterfalls from the picnic area by using a 200-meter downhill route.

Location: Limassol mountains

Another beautiful waterfall in Cyprus is Chantara waterfalls. If you've been to Mesa Potamos or Chantara Waterfalls previously, you'll see a lot of similarities between them. The term "anatra," which means "water noise," is where the name of the Chantara waterfall comes from. The gavro, one of the area's primary boulders, is rolled over by the waterfall's water as it falls abruptly from a height of eight meters, creating a tiny pond at the base of the waterfall. There is abundant flora and clean (super-clean) air in the surrounding area. It is surrounded by trees, including plane trees, ivy, pine trees, golden oaks, sumac, strawberry trees, cistus, sage, and lavender, and is located in the heart of a rural area.

After visiting these waterfalls, your lungs will be grateful. especially after inhaling the seductive scent of sage and lavender. 8 meters is the height from which the water descends. The Trooditissa Monastery is about 3.5 km from the falls, and if you're coming from Kato Platres, a sign for the Chantara waterfall should be on your right at the end of the Fini hamlet. Follow the unpaved road at the end of Fini Village at Platres to get to Chantara Falls by automobile. The journey takes under ten minutes. To get there, though, you must hike the 1.8 km trail that departs from Trooditissa Monastery. It's a wonderful trail surrounded by beautiful scenery. Despite the fact that all the routes in Cyprus to the waterfalls are magnificent, it's still a lovely hike.

Location: Fini village