CyHerbia Hedge Maze

The one and only Hedge Maze in Cyprus, with over 600m of twisting paths in between tall hedges, and 2,000 square meters of green space. An integral part of the bigger CyHerbia Botanical Park with a range of gardens run by the Tringis family and associates.

The maze is a fun challenge for all ages. Fun fact, children find their way out of a maze the quickest! The fun challenge given to all families is: a scavenger hunt quest to find the 7 protected birds of Cyprus in the maze. When you get your entrance tickets, children will get an educational game sheet that can be played in all areas of the park. As you enter the maze, you will notice there are signs of different protected birds of Cyprus in corners and dead ends. Identify them on your game sheet.

Can you see the tall watch tower in the distance? Try to get to the watch tower first. It’s a great view point of the maze above, you can take cool pictures and find the way out.

When you find all birds and the exit, the quest will take you to the adjacent Woodland, where you will have more fun activities to do. You will identify endemic trees and bushes, discover the fairy village, the ‘Witch Cottage’ and more.

At the heart of the captivating CyHerbia Botanical Park stands its visionary founder, Adamos Tringis. Driven by a profound passion for herbal remedies and a deep connection to nature, Adamos embarked on a remarkable journey to create a botanical park that would not only educate but also inspire people to reconnect with the healing wonders of plants. Despite skeptics doubting the feasibility of his ambitious dream, Adamos remained resolute, fueling his determination to make it a reality. His wife Miranda Tringis, decided to study Herbal Medicine and together they made great business partners.

With unwavering dedication and relentless hard work, Adamos succeeded in establishing CyHerbia Botanical Park, a breathtaking sanctuary where herbal remedies and the beauty of nature intertwine harmoniously. Through immersive educational programs and workshops, the park provides a nurturing space for both local and foreign students to embrace the traditional practices of herbal remedies and experience the transformative power of nature firsthand.