Cape Greco Lighthouse is a prominent landmark within the breathtaking Cape Greco National Forest Park, a highly popular natural attraction in Cyprus. While the lighthouse itself is a functional navigation aid and not open for public entry, the surrounding area offers spectacular panoramic views, particularly at sunset, and serves as an excellent starting point for exploring the park's natural wonders, including sea caves and hiking trails. The location is easily accessible by car, with ample parking nearby, and can also be reached by bike or on foot via scenic paths, making it suitable for all visitors. Travelers can explore independently, making it ideal for solo adventurers, or join guided tours that often combine the cape with other nearby attractions. The park is open year-round, with spring (March-May) and autumn (September-November) offering the most pleasant temperatures for hiking, while summer is popular for swimming and water activities around the sea caves. Visiting the park itself is generally free, though organized boat trips or guided land tours will incur a cost. A typical visit to the lighthouse viewpoint and a short walk might take 30-60 minutes, while exploring the wider park's trails, sea caves, and engaging in activities like swimming or snorkeling can easily extend to several hours or a full day.