Cyprus 365
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Cyprus 365
14 stretches of Cyprus coastline, scored and sorted, from the soft golden sand of Nissi Beach and Fig Tree Bay to the sheltered snorkelling coves around Coral Bay and the wild, sea-carved shore at Cape Greco.
A sheltered turquoise inlet on the northwest Akamas, usually reached by boat from Latchi. Clear, calm water for swimming and snorkelling. No road access.
Explore beach →A sheltered crescent of golden sand between two limestone headlands near Peyia, north of Paphos. Calm, shallow water and full facilities. Blue Flag beach.
Explore beach →Protaras's headline beach: a wide arc of pale sand, calm shallow water and a small offshore islet. A long-standing Blue Flag beach, good for families.
Explore beach →Larnaca's central beach along the palm-lined Finikoudes promenade, with calm shallow water and cafes, bars and the marina close by. A Blue Flag beach.
Explore beach →A run of small coves below bright white chalk cliffs, with dark grey sand and sheltered pools. On the coast east of Limassol, with tavernas above the shore.
Explore beach →A small, sheltered cove ringed by limestone cliffs near Cape Greco. Clear, calm water and pale sand make it one of the most photogenic beaches in the south.
Explore beach →A long, flat stretch of dark sand along the Akrotiri peninsula near Limassol, with very shallow water. Beach tavernas, space to spread out and a nearby salt lake.
Explore beach →A gently shelving bay of fine sand west of Ayia Napa, between Nissi and Makronissos. Calm shallow water makes it good for families. Blue Flag beach.
Explore beach →An undeveloped Akamas beach and protected turtle-nesting site, reached by rough track. No facilities, no sunbeds, usually a 4x4 to get there.
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