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Destination

Villages, beaches, nature and heritage across the north-west of Cyprus.

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Ruins of the medieval tower on Trulli hill above Kato Pyrgos and the sea

Kato Pyrgos and beyond

A hidden gem in north-west Cyprus

The community of Kato Pyrgos, located at the very end of the Nicosia region, is a true hidden gem. It offers a much-needed respite from the hustle and bustle of modern life.

Imagine a place where the only sounds are the rustling of leaves, the chirping of birds, and the gentle whisper of the wind. A place where time seems to slow down, allowing you to savour every moment.

Why Tylliria

Nature, history and flavour

Nature

Untouched nature, the warm Mediterranean sun and the gentle sea breeze.

History

A region shaped by many generations of travelers, conquerors and pilgrims.

Flavour

Local delicacies, from chalitzia cheese to smoked dried figs.

Places

Where to start

Kato Pyrgos village, harbour and palm trees by the sea

Villages

Stone houses, chapels and slow village squares
Dirt trail through golden grass on the Agia Tilliria natural path

Nature

Pine forest, valleys and quiet trails
Cove with sea stacks and clear water on the Tylliria coast

Beaches

Uncrowded coves along the north-west coast
Stone church of Panagia Galoktisti in Kato Pyrgos

Culture & Heritage

Churches, traditions and local history

The Sites of Interest Route

Fourteen churches, monuments and natural sites across Mosfili, Pigenia, Kato Pyrgos and Pano Pyrgos.

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Ruins of the medieval tower on Trulli hill above Kato Pyrgos and the sea

Culture & Heritage

Medieval Tower Kato Pyrgos

A Byzantine-era watchtower on Trulli hill, once a beacon for friendly vessels.
Sunset over Omega Beach in Kato Pyrgos

Beaches

Omega Beach

Named for its Ω-shaped coastline, a beach 2.2 km from the centre of Kato Pyrgos.
Interior of Prophet Elias Church with its carved iconostasis

Culture & Heritage

Prophet Elias Church Pano Pyrgos

A chapel rebuilt in 1917 on the ruins of the ‘Avli’ archaeological site.
Chapel of Saint George on a green slope in Mosfili

Culture & Heritage

Saint George Mosfili

A small, traditional stone-built chapel in the secluded village of Mosfili, dedicated to three Saints.
Seafront café terrace at the small port of Kato Pyrgos

Villages

Small Port Kato Pyrgos

A tranquil fishing port and gateway to the endless blue of the Mediterranean.
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