Avakas Gorge, located near Toxeftra Bay and part of the Akamas Peninsula in the Paphos province, is a hidden gem for nature enthusiasts. It can be reached by heading towards Agio Georgio (Saint George) of Pegia. This gorge offers a stunning display of nature's beauty, featuring a diverse range of flora and fauna, including pistachia, oleander, porcupines, hares, lizards, and frogs. The gorge's stream, which never dries up, marks the endpoint of the trail.

The difficulty level of hiking through the gorge is a topic of debate among nature lovers. Some argue that it is challenging due to the height of the gorge and the slippery rocks in the stream, coupled with the constant risk of unexpected landslides. Others believe it is safe and even suitable for small children in hiking groups. Over time, nature has shaped the geological landscape of Cyprus, creating this marvel without humans fully realizing it. Like a modern Michelangelo crafting his Sistine Chapel, nature has adorned the Paphos province with its intricate designs.

The gorge is surrounded by ferns, wild fig trees, oak trees, and a plethora of wildflowers, adding to its breathtaking scenery.