A) Hera's Cliff
B) Poseidon's Rock
C) Aphrodite's Rock
D) Zeus' Stone

A) On the southern tip of Cyprus
B) Near Nicosia on the northern coast
C) In the center of Paphos city
D) Off the shore along the main road from Paphos to Limassol, Cyprus

A) Fishing from the rock
B) Swimming in the sea around the rock
C) Visiting nearby restaurants and resorts
D) Climbing the rock

A) Swimming is only allowed during certain times of the year.
B) It is a sacred site and swimming is forbidden by local customs.
C) There are dangerous marine creatures nearby.
D) The sea in this region is generally rough.

A) The birthplace of Aphrodite
B) The home of Poseidon
C) The resting place of Zeus
D) A battleground for Titans

A) From the tears of Gaia
B) From a golden egg found on the rock
C) From a lightning strike by Zeus
D) From the foam caused by Uranus' genitals thrown into the sea.

A) He imprisoned him in Tartarus
B) He mutilated him and threw his testicles into the sea.
C) He banished him from Olympus
D) He turned him into a stone

A) Any person who swims around the rock will be blessed with eternal beauty.
B) They will become invisible
C) They will turn into sea creatures
D) Swimmers are cursed to never return to land

A) A battle between Greeks and Persians
B) The exploits of the hero Basil from Digenes Akritas.
C) A famous shipwreck
D) The founding of Paphos by King Pygmalion

A) A Roman emperor
B) Half-Byzantine (East Roman or Romios) and half-Arabic hero.
C) An Egyptian pharaoh
D) A Greek philosopher

A) Built an impenetrable wall around Paphos
B) Summoned a storm at sea
C) Convinced them to retreat peacefully
D) Hurl a huge rock from the Troodos Mountains.