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Millomeris Waterfall: A Refreshing Oasis in the Troodos Mountains
Discover the serene beauty of Millomeris Waterfall in the Troodos Mountains, a refreshing escape into Cyprus's natural splendor.
Nestled in the Troodos Mountains near Pano Platres, Millomeris Waterfall is one of Cyprus's highest and most captivating natural waterfalls. The 15-meter cascade plunges into a small pool, offering a cool, serene escape surrounded by lush greenery.
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Pano Platres, CY
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Getting There
Driving
From Pano Platres, follow the B8 road and turn right after Makedonias road, following signs for Millomeris Waterfall. The road descends to a small picnic area with a kiosk where you can park. From the parking area, it's a short walk to the waterfall. Parking is free.
Public Transport
From Limassol, take bus number 64 or 80 to Pano Platres. From Pano Platres village center, you can walk (approximately 40 minutes) or take a taxi to Millomeris Waterfall. A taxi from Pano Platres to the waterfall will cost approximately €10-€15. The bus from Limassol to Pano Platres costs €2.
Walking
From Pano Platres village center, follow the main road towards the Troodos Mountains. Look for signs directing you to Millomeris Waterfall. The walk is approximately 3 km and should take around 40 minutes. The path is well-marked and offers beautiful views of the surrounding nature. Be sure to wear appropriate footwear as the terrain can be uneven.
Local tips
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Visit during spring to witness the waterfall in full flow and enjoy the vibrant wildflowers.
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Wear comfortable shoes suitable for walking on uneven terrain.
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Arrive early to avoid crowds and enjoy a peaceful experience at the waterfall.
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Consider bringing a swimsuit for a refreshing dip in the cool waters of the waterfall's pool during the summer months.
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Millomeris Waterfall, a hidden gem in the Troodos Mountains, offers a tranquil retreat from the Cyprus heat. Located southeast of Pano Platres village, the waterfall's name, derived from the Greek words 'millos' (wet) and 'meros' (place), aptly describes its cool, moist environment.
The waterfall itself is approximately 15 meters high, with water cascading into a small pool. Fed by the Kryos Potamos (Cold River), the waterfall maintains a steady flow year-round, though the water volume may decrease during the hotter months. The surrounding area is rich with vegetation, creating a peaceful and secluded atmosphere.
Once inaccessible, Millomeris Waterfall has become a popular destination thanks to road extensions and the creation of hiking trails. Visitors can now easily reach the falls and enjoy the natural beauty. Swimming in the waterfall's pool is a popular activity in the summer, offering a refreshing way to connect with nature. The sound of rushing water and the lush greenery create a serene backdrop for relaxation.
The Millomeris Waterfall Trail, a 1.2-kilometer route, provides a pleasant walk to the falls. Starting near the Panayias Faneromenis Church in Pano Platres, the trail leads downhill through rich vegetation, offering stunning views.
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