Agioi Saranta Cave Church

Hidden among the rocky hills near Protaras, Ayioi Saranta Cave Church is a tiny Greek Orthodox chapel built inside a natural limestone cave. Its whitewashed stone walls, bright blue entrance door and small dome make it one of the most unusual and photogenic religious sites in Cyprus. Dedicated to the Forty Martyrs of Sebaste, the chapel combines natural rock formations with traditional religious architecture. Inside, you’ll find icons set against the cave walls and a peaceful atmosphere far removed from the busy coastal resorts. Highlights - A unique chapel built inside a natural cave - A distinctive blue entrance door and white stone façade - Natural rock formations and religious icons inside - A small dome that lets natural light into the cave - A quiet location surrounded by the rocky landscape near Protaras - A beautiful photo spot for those exploring Cyprus beyond its beaches Practical Information - Admission: Free - Getting there: Best reached by car, followed by a short walk. The access road can be rough and uneven. - Wear comfortable shoes, as the approach includes uneven ground and steps. - The chapel is a religious site, so dress respectfully and keep noise to a minimum.