Androlikou Roadtrip
Published 4th of April, 2018
Distant Droushia
Top of the Akamas
Nearly up the highest point back home. Coming towards the army camp on the highest point, on the right hand side lies Akamas and Lara Bay.
Farmers At Work
Wine grower are busy preparing their fields and pruning back.
Finally the last photo before the fog crept in.
The Map
As one can see from the map, you don't need to travel that far to see different landscape scenery and different vegetation in our Paphos district. The more sporty readers could even go with a mountain bike, which would be a full day tour. With the car it is just a couple of hours including various stops for photos. Coming from the Peyia area the distance is even shorter.
Thank you for the blog Max, it is always nice to see what you get up to on your travels.
In our next blog, we will be taking a look at the various Easter Decorations that have popped up around the area. The Mall, too, has something special for the shoppers. And don't forget, there is still time to enter our Virtual Easter Egg Hunt!
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