White Rocks at Governor's Beach
white limestone cliffs above the sea near Pentakomo
Why go
White chalk cliffs stand out sharply against dark sand and blue sea. At their foot are flat stone platforms, hidden inlets and caves cut by wind and waves. Sunrise and sunset light turns the limestone gold and pink, which draws photographers.
Good for: photographers and anyone after a quiet stretch of coast
⚠️ Safety
The white surfaces reflect strong sun, so bring sun protection. Water shoes or sandals help on the rocky sections and on hot sand. Keep away from the cliff edge and do not climb the rocks above the water.
Getting there
Nearby · Places within 15 km
Unusual and abandoned
Kalavasos Mining Museum and Train Community Park
remains of copper mines and a park with an old mine trainChecked on 7 November · Text by Plans Radar from the place's website and official sources