There is no photographic evidence that I could find of the Sea Monster of Ayia Napa. There are a few undocumented sighting every now and then. Cape Greco is said to by local legend to be the creature’s home and is where most of the “sightings” occur. There are many different descriptions of the beast; some say it is similar to the Scylla mentioned before, a top half dragon and a bottom half porpoise, but the more believable form is a serpent or a crocodilian form. So all of this does not really helps its case. I was unfortunately unable to find any photo evidence online but if I actually went to Ayia Napa I bet I could find any evidence easy since they use it as a tourist attraction. So what if they use it as a tourist destination, but by doing so they are making it less and less likely for it to be real. If it even exist at all in the first place. In the end it does not really matter the evidence, if one truly believes the creature to exist then it just might after all.
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