• Pano Panayia - One of the two trails is located at the Vouni Panagias peak, above the village of Pano Panagias. This circular path begins in the village at an altitude of approximately 800 meters and climbs to the peak, which is about 1,150 meters high. The trail mostly traverses the plateau, renowned as one of Cyprus’s finest grape-growing regions. Hikers can enjoy views of the vineyards, rock formations, and vistas extending to Ezousa Valley, Xeros Potamos Valley, Paphos Forest, and even as far as Akamas.
• Panagia of Sintis - This is considered one of the island’s top attractions, blending a medieval monastery with a natural setting, away from modern developments. Typically, the walk to the monastery involves crossing a stream both on the way there and back. The customizable (standard) route is approximately four (4) kilometers long.
• Chrysorrogiatissa Monastery - If time permits, a visit to this historic, 1,000-year-old monastery can provide a brief pause before embarking on the main walk at Vouni Panayias peak, which begins at Pano Panayia village, just a few kilometers down the road.

Travelers are expected to spend around thirty minutes at the monastery.

• Private tour
• All taxes, fees and handling charges included
• Convenient pickup and drop-off from designated meeting points
• Knowledgeable driver/guide provided

• Food and drinks
• Winetasting or similar
• Taxi/paid transportation

Phivos Ioannides, who will be leading the trip and walk, is a seasoned world traveler with extensive academic, business, and diverse experiences. He has been actively engaged in the authentic ecotourism sector in Cyprus for many years and is the author of a guidebook titled ‘Exploring Authentic Cyprus.’ As a Greek Cypriot, he specializes in guided walking tours.

We maintain small group sizes to provide a more personalized service.

Our walk takes us through the Xeros Potamos Valley, where we visit watermills and often the Panagia tou Sinti monastery.

At Vouni Panagias, we stroll through vineyards that transform dramatically with the seasons, offering breathtaking views of the Ezousa Valley, Paphos Forest, Kannaviou Dam, Xeros Potamos Valley, and even Akamas and the Olympus peak on Troodos.

• Participants must wear proper walking shoes or sports sandals, wear sun protection, bring water and snacks/food.
• Participants must hold relevant insurance.
• A maximum of four (4) people per booking

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.