The convent of Agios Minas is located in the village of Vavla and dates back to the 15th century.

The building is a mixture of Byzantine and Gothic styles with a pointed vault of traverse ribs and side porticos, and consists of a church, cloisters and other monastic buildings. On the north and south walls there are two large paintings of Agios Georgios and Agios Minas dated 1757. In addition to their religious duties, the nuns at the convent prepare homemade preserves and herbs which can be purchased from there.

Please note that modest dress is required to enter the church.

The Holy Bishropic of Trimythous has created a 'Pilgrimages Itineraries in Larnaka Province' website with more information on its historic churches, maps and suggested religious routes, as well as QR codes at the churches. The objective of the digital programme is to inform, highlight and promote the Christian cultural heritage of municipalities and communities of Larnaka province, under the jurisdiction of the Holy Bishopric of Trimythous. Find out more here.