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Sea caves and coastal trails

Cape Greco

OSEA routes 101 and 102 connect Ayia Napa, Cape Greco, Konnos and Protaras on the published seasonal corridor.

By bus

Getting to Cape Greco

Conditions apply

OSEA routes 101 and 102 link Ayia Napa and Protaras in opposite directions, serving Cape Greco and Konnos between them during the operator's published seasonal timetable.

  • Use route 101 or 102 according to your direction between Ayia Napa and Protaras.
  • Treat Cape Greco as an intermediate stop on the coastal line, not a dedicated shuttle.
  • Check osea.com.cy for exact current times and fares before travel.

Source: Republic of Cyprus Road Transport DepartmentPassenger transport: scheduled-service operatorsOSEAOfficial routes 101 and 102 seasonal timetable

Open OSEA routes 101 and 102
Sea caves at Cape Greco: a pale limestone arch over the water, waves breaking against the cliffs beyond.
Sea caves at Cape Greco. The stop sits between Ayia Napa and Protaras on OSEA’s seasonal coastal line, so the direction you board decides which resort you reach next. Photo: kallerna, CC BY-SA 4.0 (cropped), via Wikimedia Commons

Published services here

Each service links the page that carries its stops, its caveats and the operator’s own link. Fares stay with the operator; the line cards below show one dated week of times.

Bus lines serving Cape Greco

Times and trip counts come from the Ministry of Transport’s open timetable data for the reference week named on each card. Each card is a line this guide follows between Cape Greco and other places on the site. Times are at the Cape Greco stop the card names: departures for buses that leave or pass through, arrivals for buses that end there. Operators change timetables by season and on public holidays, so open the operator’s page before you travel.

  • OSEA Route 101

    Week of 19–25 October 2026 · times shown until 31 October 2026

    Stops here: Sea Caves

    Calls at Sea Caves on the way from Ag. Theklas - Waterpark to New Famagusta Central Bus Station

    Mon–Fri
    86 departures, first 06:32, last 04:27 (after midnight)
    Sat–Sun
    75 departures, first 06:32, last 04:27 (after midnight)

    The Ministry data for this line changed in the snapshot read on 19 October 2026, so the earlier comparison with OSEA’s own timetable no longer applies; until it is redone, the times are the Ministry data’s alone.

    Open OSEA timetable for routes 101 and 102 (PDF)

  • OSEA Route 102

    Week of 19–25 October 2026 · times shown until 31 October 2026

    Stops here: Kavo Gkreko

    Calls at Kavo Gkreko on the way from New Famagusta Central Bus Station to Ag. Theklas - Waterpark

    Mon–Fri
    87 departures, first 05:57, last 04:02 (after midnight)
    Sat–Sun
    79 departures, first 05:57, last 04:02 (after midnight)

    The Ministry data for this line changed in the snapshot read on 19 October 2026, so the earlier comparison with OSEA’s own timetable no longer applies; until it is redone, the times are the Ministry data’s alone.

    Open OSEA timetable for routes 101 and 102 (PDF)

What goes wrong here

  • Routes 101 and 102 run one way each: 101 from Ayia Napa via Cape Greco to Protaras and Paralimni, 102 from Paralimni back via Cape Greco to Ayia Napa. Board the number for your direction. Sources: Ministry of Transport timetable data, OSEA timetable for routes 101 and 102 (PDF)
  • The timetable data has two stops at the cape, Sea Caves and Kavo Gkreko; each card row names the one its times are for. OSEA’s timetable is valid until 31 October 2026, and its weekend list does not match the Ministry data (see the cards). Check OSEA before a weekend trip or any trip after that date. Sources: Ministry of Transport timetable data, OSEA timetable for routes 101 and 102 (PDF)

Source: Ministry of Transport, Communications and Works, Public Transport Static Data (GTFS), Cyprus National Access Point, CC BY 4.0. Feeds read 19 October 2026; each card names its own reference week. Open the dataset

Connect the journey

Bus connections for this part of Cyprus

Find your bearings

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The marker is an approximate place-centre reference, not a bus station or boarding point.

Approximate place-centre marker for Cape Greco; it does not identify a bus stop.

Cape Greco

The bus network over the terrain

Lines 101/102

Terrain © DLR e.V. 2010-2014 and © Airbus Defence and Space GmbH 2014-2018, provided under COPERNICUS by the European Union and ESA

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Open OSEA routes 101 and 102

Worth your time

What Cape Greco does best

Cape Greco is an intermediate stop on OSEA's Ayia Napa–Protaras line rather than a separate shuttle. That makes it easy to combine with Konnos or another east-coast stop when the current seasonal timetable fits your day.

  1. Cape Greco stop

    The coastal line places Cape Greco between the main resort areas, so check the direction before boarding.

  2. Konnos on the same line

    Konnos is served by the same published corridor, making a two-stop coastal day possible when the timetable allows.

  3. Seasonal operation

    The checked 2026 timetable set ran from 25 May to 31 October; outside that window, find the current operator publication first.

Good to know

  • Confirm the seasonal timetable before planning the return journey.
  • Journey time and payment claims are left to OSEA's current publication; the trip counts on the line cards are for one dated week.
  • Match the stop name to the trail, beach or viewpoint you intend to visit.

Optional experiences

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  • Small blue and white fishing boats moored along the quay of Ayia Napa harbour, with a white chapel on the far shore.

    GetYourGuide Ayia Napa and Protaras

    Eastern Cyprus boat experiences

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    Photo: Wojciech Biegun, CC BY-SA 3.0 (cropped), via Wikimedia Commons

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Questions people search

How do I get to Cape Greco by bus?
OSEA routes 101 and 102 connect Ayia Napa, Cape Greco, Konnos and Protaras on the published seasonal corridor.
Are there lifeguards on Cyprus beaches?
At the beaches the beach guide lists, Visit Cyprus says lifeguards are stationed from April – October, or from June – October at Foinikoudes and Mckenzie in Larnaca. Full answer
Do taxis in Cyprus use a meter?
In towns, yes: Visit Cyprus says urban taxis are equipped with taximeters, the use of which is obligatory. Full answer

Sources for this destination

Checked official sources: Republic of Cyprus Road Transport DepartmentPassenger transport: scheduled-service operatorsOSEAOfficial routes 101 and 102 seasonal timetable

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