From the other side of the car park it gets a lot more interesting. You can see Yeronissos Island, which is to the left of Agios Georgios Harbour. Before that, on the right you can see the new sprawl that is Cap St George.

There's an interesting arch down there. I shall get to it in a minute but there is so much to see up here.

Take these two rock formations. They look like two pointing fingers. Or, if you are of a certain age and read lots of interesting books as a child, they look like a couple of Hattifatteners.

Walking beyond the two protruberances, I found another view of that well-balanced rock.

I hadn't noticed before but there were a couple of sunbathers on the rock in front of the archway. Well, they were wrapped-up warm, so probably weren't trying for a tan. But they were certainly taking it easy, and fair play to them. They picked a lovely spot.

Now, to get to those rocks, you are best served retracing your steps and following the footpath along the top of the ridge. You can take a more direct route but it involves doing a bit of climbing,

There are a series of ridges that run through Sea Caves. Presumably the rocks here are prone to erosion, which explains the caves the area is famous for. It makes navigating the slopes fairly easy, as you are effectively following dried up streams.