Sea Monster
In Cape Greco many locals claim that an Ayia Napa sea monster exists there, reported to resemble a cross between a porpoise and a dragon, of which there have been only a dozen or so reported sightings and photographs. Some suggest that it is a direct descendant of a creature of prehistoric times.
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