Tangerine
Villages Tour

The village of Kellaki is located high in the mountains, offering stunning views both toward the inland peaks and the coastal area of the Limassol district. To the north, riders can admire the Machairas Forest and the imposing Kionia Peak, while between Kellaki and Kionia stretches the lush green plain of Eptagonia and Ora.

To the south, for nearly 5 km, the route reveals an incredible panorama where the green of the forest meets the deep blue of the sea — a breathtaking combination of mountain and coast.

In the center of Kellaki, visitors can enjoy a refreshing drink at a small local café and visit the Church of Agios Georgios, built in the 18th century, before continuing their scenic journey through Cyprus’ tangerine countryside.

The village of Prastio, one of the smallest in the cluster of Tangerine Villages, is an ideal starting point for this challenging route with plenty of uphill sections and rewarding views. The first descents lead through the fertile plain filled with tangerine trees towards Dierona.

After passing Dierona, the route unfolds spectacular views of Arakapas and the surrounding mountains, home to the community of Agios Konstantinos. From there, the trail continues towards Sykopetra, located at the edge of the Tangerine Villages region.

Cycling further through pine forests, riders are treated to panoramic views over the Melini and Eptagonia valleys. As the path continues from Eptagonia towards Kellaki, the scenery remains dotted with citrus groves stretching across the plain. The journey concludes back at Prastio, completing a long but unforgettable ride through some of the most scenic and aromatic landscapes of the Limassol countryside.

Starting from Prastio, the route ascends gently towards Kellaki, winding through tangerine orchards and offering a beautiful view of the lush green plain of Eptagonia.

On the return, cyclists can enjoy the peace and quiet of the surrounding forest — a serene ride filled with the scent of pine and citrus trees.

Although the final 2 km include a gradual climb, the refreshing atmosphere and breathtaking scenery will keep you energized and inspired all the way back to Prastio.

This scenic road cycling route begins in Dierona, a charming village close to Limassol. As you descend towards Arakapas, you’ll be greeted by breathtaking views of the valley.

In Arakapas, before starting the climb to Agios Pavlos, take a moment to visit the Church of Panagia Lamatika (built in 1882) and the nearby Chapel of Panagia, the only remaining part of an ancient monastery.

The ascent to Agios Pavlos is gentle and shaded by tangerine trees, whose branches reach so close to the road that you can almost touch them. Between Agios Pavlos and Agios Konstantinos, you’ll find resting spots with benches — ideal places to relax and admire the panorama of pine-covered mountains and the lush tangerine plains below.

The route then returns through Arakapas, heading towards Eptagonia, where a stop in the village square for a traditional Cypriot coffee and homemade sweets is highly recommended before continuing uphill to Kellaki.

From Kellaki, the path leads towards Prastio, offering magnificent views of both the Limassol coastline and the impressive Kionia peak (1,410 m). A final short climb brings you back to Dierona, completing a route that perfectly combines sea views, mountain charm, and the fragrant essence of Cyprus’ tangerine villages.

The villages of Eptagonia and Arakapas lie at a lower altitude compared to the other “tangerine villages,” offering a route that, though short, is rich in natural beauty. The trail winds through forests, orchards, and quiet rural landscapes.

In Arakapas, visitors can stop to see the Church of Panagia Lamatika and the small Chapel of Panagia, both surrounded by the charm of the countryside. On the return journey, the route passes through a beautiful forest before arriving back in Eptagonia, where you can relax and enjoy a traditional Cypriot coffee and homemade sweets — the perfect way to end a scenic and refreshing ride.

The villages of Eptagonia and Arakapas lie at a lower altitude compared to the other “tangerine villages,” offering a route that, though short, is rich in natural beauty. The trail winds through forests, orchards, and quiet rural landscapes.

In Arakapas, visitors can stop to see the Church of Panagia Lamatika and the small Chapel of Panagia, both surrounded by the charm of the countryside. On the return journey, the route passes through a beautiful forest before arriving back in Eptagonia, where you can relax and enjoy a traditional Cypriot coffee and homemade sweets — the perfect way to end a scenic and refreshing ride.

This is a wonderful and easy route, perfect for families and casual riders. Starting from the center of Arakapas, the trail passes through a lush green landscape with tall trees and peaceful surroundings. Along the way, you can take a short walk along the charming “Amazon of Arakapas” path, created by local scouts.

The route then crosses the river and joins the main road, where you’ll be greeted by the refreshing scent and beautiful view of endless tangerine orchards. A relaxing cycling experience that showcases the natural beauty and calm atmosphere of the Limassol countryside.

This medium-difficulty route offers spectacular views and a rewarding experience for cycling enthusiasts. Starting from Sanida, the trail descends through the surrounding pine forest, revealing stunning vistas of the Limassol coastline.

After reaching Prastio, the route continues among tangerine orchards, where in springtime the air is filled with the sweet fragrance of blossoming trees. The path then offers breathtaking views over the lush green valley stretching between Kellaki and Eptagonia, before looping back to Sanida.

A scenic and refreshing ride that combines mountain landscapes, citrus aromas, and the beauty of rural Cyprus.