From Ezousa Valley To The Sea
Under The Motorway

This was a popular spot with the local hunters.

Beyond The Bridge

Once we had driven under the bridge, we followed the water channel (visible in the top right) along the side of the valley which was now full of wild shrubs.
End Of The Line

We eventually hit a snag though. I had to abandon the 4x4 and continue on foot.
Too small!

Map of our Route

If you want to explore the lower valley and outside of the resort, you might find it easier approaching from the B7 rather than Episkopi. Those puddles really were very large indeed...
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