Faros beach group alleges abandoned restaurant has created rubbish problem
The Faros beach initiative group called for action over an abandoned restaurant and scattered waste at Faros beach in Pervolia.
Pervolia, Cyprus. The Faros beach initiative group said on Tuesday that an abandoned restaurant at Faros beach had created what it described as an unacceptable situation, with the area becoming a “garbage dump”.
The group said the premises had not been demolished as required and was systematically polluting the area.
Claims of inaction
The group reported that piles of sunbeds and chairs, along with rubbish bins, pallets and other items, were scattered around the site.
It said it had repeatedly notified the municipality and relevant authorities, but alleged that no action had been taken.
“This situation is not accidental,” the group said.
Previous calls for measures
The issue received public attention after a Philenews report in January 2025, according to the group.
The report said the district administration had called on the community council to take the necessary steps to demolish all illegal structures and comply with the beach-use plan approved by the Faros central beach committee.
Call for restoration
The initiative group called on media organisations to highlight the matter and press for the immediate restoration of cleanliness at the beach.
It said that without action, Faros beach would continue to be irreparably degraded.
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