Pachyammos

CircularModerateMostly shadyLakesBridges
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1 review
Distance
3.84 km
Elevation
Elevation Gain 204 Elevation Loss 200 m
Difficulty
Moderate

The Pachyammos Trail is a moderate ridge walk on the western side of the Akamas Peninsula, offering sweeping views across the Chrysochous Bay and toward the Paphos Forest interior. Located near the coastal settlement, this route combines open ridgeline sections with glimpses of both sea and mountain, creating a sense of varied landscape despite its relatively short distance. It is an excellent choice for walkers seeking coastal views without the exposure of true cliff-edge routes.

The terrain balances between gravel paths and footpaths, with steady elevation gains that feel manageable but purposeful. The route rewards careful navigation with consistent panoramic perspectives across the bay and forest.

Photo: Aleksandr Popov · October 2026 · hiker photo

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Aleksandr PopovCompleted
Oct 4, 2026
Great

Despite the fact, that the trail is not in the best condition and obviously it is not being closely watched, we still really liked it! We were especially lucky with the weather, as we got caught in the autumn rain and the forest was filled with smells, so! There are several sections where you need to climb straight up the mountain, so I can't say that the route is easy.