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.
Find your bearings
See Cape Greco in the island
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.
Interactive route map
Map loads when it enters view. Approximate place-centre marker for Cape Greco; it does not identify a bus stop.
By public bus
Getting to Cape Greco
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.
How to plan the bus leg
- 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.
Sources: Republic of Cyprus Road Transport DepartmentPassenger transport: scheduled-service operatorsOSEAOfficial routes 101 and 102 seasonal timetable
Worth the journey
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.
Cape Greco stop
The coastal line places Cape Greco between the main resort areas, so check the direction before boarding.
Konnos on the same line
Konnos is served by the same published corridor, making a two-stop coastal day possible when the timetable allows.
Seasonal operation
The checked 2026 timetable set ran from 25 May to 31 October; outside that window, find the current operator publication first.
Before you set out
Good to know
Open practical notes
- Confirm the seasonal timetable before planning the return journey.
- Exact frequency, journey time and payment claims are left to OSEA's current publication.
- Match the stop name to the trail, beach or viewpoint you intend to visit.
Plan before you travel
Keep scheduled routes and stops offline
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Optional experiences
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Checked official sources: Republic of Cyprus Road Transport DepartmentPassenger transport: scheduled-service operatorsOSEAOfficial routes 101 and 102 seasonal timetable