Cyprus’ geology may be the key to its tourism future

Cyprus’ geology may be the key to its tourism future

By Konstantia Achilleos Sun, sea and sand has dominated Cyprus’ tourism identity for decades, but although it has had a titanic impact on the economy, it remains incomplete. It overshadows the lesser-known part of the island: the diverse geological landscapes waiting for their stories to be told. Maybe the first ones to realise Cyprus real beauty were the explorers who roamed its high mountains, steep cliffs, sea caves and endless valleys. Here …