One-Day Sailing Itineraries in Cyprus
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Protaras
BOAT ROUTE UP TO 5 HOURS LONG
BOAT ROUTE OF MORE THAN 5 HOURS
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BOAT ROUTE UP TO 5 HOURS LONG
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● Fig Tree Bay
● Green Bay (snorkeling stop)
● Konnos Bay (swimming stop)
● Cave church St. Anargiri
● Shark’s mouth cave
● Pirate Cave
● St. Mari Cave
● Cyclop’s Cave
● Lovers’ Bridge
● The Blue Lagoon (swimming stop)
● Cape Greco
● Famagusta Viewpoint (ghost town)
● A beautiful journey around Protaras area with above and underwater sightseeing of the most famous spots in the area.
● Swimming stop in the world famous Blue Lagoon – a wonderful place for a relaxing swim. There truly is no better place to spend the day with a loved one to show them how special they are to you!
● Escaping the mundane routine and enjoying an exciting sail, guided by knowledgeable locals.
● Visiting the most romantic landmark of Ayia Napa and masterpiece of nature – the Lovers Bridge.
● Luxyry coastal adventure suitable for the entire.
● Abserving dolphins and turtles (if you are lucky)
● Watching the beautiful sunset.
● Great snorkeling experience on the reefs, where you can see lots of fish.
About Protaras
The resort community of Protaras is situated in Cyprus’ easternmost region. It is renowned for its beaches with both white and golden sand, particularly in the Fig Tree Bay area. The waters along the shoreline are incredibly clean, making them ideal for divers and anyone who enjoys a variety of swimming activities. Due to its spectacular underwater statues and unique underwater scenery, Green Bay is a popular diving location for both visitors and locals.
Because there are so many fun activities available to tourists, they adore the Protaras resort area. Visitors don’t have time to get bored. The major places of interest include Cape Greco, famed for its wild beauty; the Cave Church of St. Anargiri, Shark’s Mouth Cave, Lovers’ Bridge, St. Mari Cave and Pirate Cave, the ghost town of Famagusta, to name a few locations that are worth visiting. The delights of the Protaras resort allow guests to derive pleasure from entering snorkeling site like Green Bay, and swimming sites like Kannos Bay and the Blue Lagoon.
ITINERARIES ARE PRESENTED IN AN APPROXIMATE FORMAT AND ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE DEPENDING ON WEATHER CONDITIONS, CHARTER DURATION AND SELECTED VESSEL
Ayia Napa
BOAT ROUTE IN SOUTH WINDS (97% OF CASES)
BOAT ROUTE IN NORTH WINDS (3% OF CASES)
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BOAT ROUTE IN SOUTH WINDS (97% OF CASES)
BOAT ROUTE IN NORTH WINDS (3% OF CASES)
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● Ayia Napa Monk Seal Caves & The Love Bridge
● Kermia Beach
● Palace Caves of Ayia Napa
● Cape Greco
● Queen’s Bay
● Lighthouse of Ayia Napa
● The Blue Lagoon (swimming stop)
● Shark’s mouth cave
● Pirate Cave
● St. Mari Cave
● Cyclop’s Cave
● Lovers’ Bridge
● Cave church St. Anargiri
● Konnos Bay (swimming stop)
● A beautiful trip around Aiya Napa area with above and underwater sightseeing of the most famous spots in the area.
● Swimming stop in the world famous Blue Lagoon – a wonderful place for a relaxing swim. There truly is no better place to spend the day with a loved one to show them how special they are to you!
● Escaping the mundane routine and enjoying an exciting cruise, guided by knowledgeable locals.
● Visiting the most romantic landmark of Ayia Napa and masterpiece of nature – the Lover’s Bridge.
● Luxyry coastal adventure suitable for the entire.
● Abserving dolphins and turtles (if you are lucky)
● Watching the beautiful Ayia Napa sunset.
● Great snorkeling experience on the reefs, where you can see lots of fish.
About Ayia Napa
Southeast of Cyprus is home to the well-liked Mediterranean resort town of Ayia Napa, which is renowned for its fantastic nightlife, lovely beaches, and great marine attractions. The only way to enjoy the picturesque caverns, stone cliffs, and enormous natural arches that line its coastline is from the water. The neighborhood beaches, including Nissi Beach, Makronissos Beach, Pantachou Beach and Kermia Beach, to name a few, welcome visitors who are looking to unwind completely. Top swimming spots include Kannos Bay and the Blue Lagoon.
Everyone who enjoys navigating, diving, and participating in a range of other nautical sports is guaranteed to have an unforgettable boating experience in Ayia Napa. Tourists can view a lot by traveling along the coast on a boat or yacht. They have a good chance to see with their own eyes the landmarks of Cyprus, like the majestic Ayia Napa Monk Seal Caves, Shark’s Mouth Cave, and the Lovers’ Bridge, the Palace Caves, the Lighthouse, and amazing Cape Greko. Guests interested in the region’s history can go yachting and visit the intriguing sites.
ITINERARIES ARE PRESENTED IN AN APPROXIMATE FORMAT AND ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE DEPENDING ON WEATHER CONDITIONS, CHARTER DURATION AND SELECTED VESSEL
Larnaca
BOAT ROUTE UP TO 4 HOURS LONG
BOAT ROUTE OF MORE THAN 4 HOURS
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BOAT ROUTE UP TO 4 HOURS LONG
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● Zinobia Wreck
● Mackenzie Beach
● Faros Beach
● Larnaca Airport
● Dhekelia Garrison
● Cape Pyla, Caves
● A beautiful trip around Larnaca area with above and underwater sightseeing of the most famous spots in the area.
● Swimming stop next to Larnaca airport. Watching airplanes as they land
● Watching the sunrise or the beautiful Larnaca sunset
● Visiting the most famous underwater attraction of Cyprus – the wreck Zenobia. Great snorkeling experience.
● Escaping the mundane routine and enjoying an exciting cruise, guided by knowledgeable locals.
● Luxyry coastal adventure suitable for the entire.
● Watching turtles (if you are lucky)
About Larnaca
On Cyprus’ southern coast is the sizable port city of Larnaca. Easy-to-reach, Blue Flag sandy beaches like Finikoudes Beach, Faros Beach, and Mackenzie Beach that extend along the expansive coastline draw special attention of fans of sustainable tourism. For divers who are interested in exploring the sea floor, this is the best location. The 172-meter-long Zinobia Wreck, which rests at a depth of 42 meters in Larnaca Bay, provides the top dive experience for everyone who plans to engage in deep diving. Cape Pyla, which is renowned for its magnificent underwater reefs and caverns, is another diving attraction.
Visitors can go swimming in the open sea, plan deep-sea fishing trips, and take part in yacht racing by taking a boat or yacht along the coast in the direction of the Larnaca Airport. Make sure to dock your boat near the airport and Mackenzie Beach so you can observe the planes landing as they fly straight overhead. It’s a terrific opportunity to experience an unforgettable feeling!
ITINERARIES ARE PRESENTED IN AN APPROXIMATE FORMAT AND ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE DEPENDING ON WEATHER CONDITIONS, CHARTER DURATION AND SELECTED VESSEL
Limassol
BOAT ROUTE STARTING FROM LIMASSOL MARINA
BOAT ROUTE STARTING FROM ST.RAPHAEL MARINA
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BOAT ROUTE STARTING FROM LIMASSOL MARINA
BOAT ROUTE STARTING FROM ST.RAPHAEL MARINA
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● Cape Gata
● Sea Caves
● Dassoudi Beach
● Lady’s Mile Beach
● Limassol Coastline
● A beautiful trip around Limassol area with above and underwater sightseeing of the most famous spots in the area.
● Swimming stop in the famous Lady’s Mile Beach.
● Escaping the mundane routine and enjoying an exciting cruise, guided by knowledgeable locals.
● Watching the sunrise or the beautiful Limassol sunset.
● Luxyry coastal adventure suitable for the entire.
● Watching turtles (if you are lucky)
● Great snorkeling experience on the reefs, where you can see lots of fish.
About Limassol
On Cyprus’ southern coast, there is Limassol, an attractive city with a well-developed infrastructure. Dassoudi Beach, Lady’s Mile Beach, and other popular beaches offer modern amenities for luxury relaxation. Tourists who enjoy the hot sun, clean seas, and tranquil ambiance are welcomed at dozens of bathing locations that are situated in natural surroundings. Some of them are pebble areas, while others are sandy beaches suitable for diving, fishing, swimming, sunbathing, and other activities on water.
Visitors who want to take a boat excursion around the city’s coastline, which is described as being large, flat, and low-lying, have a ton of options. From the sea, one can see the scenic grandeur of Limassol’s hilly region, Cape Gata, which is located south of the city, and other panoramic views. Sea enthusiasts who enjoy exploring unique cliff and rock formations can reach sea caves by boat.
ITINERARIES ARE PRESENTED IN AN APPROXIMATE FORMAT AND ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE DEPENDING ON WEATHER CONDITIONS, CHARTER DURATION AND SELECTED VESSEL
Paphos
BOAT ROUTE 5 HOURS LONG
BOAT ROUTE OF MORE THAN 5 HOURS
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BOAT ROUTE 5 HOURS LONG
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● Paphos Coastline
● Coral Bay (swimming/snorkeling stop)
● White Cliffs
● Sea Caves
● Edro-III Shipwreck
● Demetrios-II Shipwreck
● Coralia Bay (swimming/snorkeling stop)
● Saint George’s Island
● Akamas
● A beautiful trip around Paphos area with above and underwater sightseeing of the most famous spots in the area.
● Swimming stop in the famous Coral Bay.
● Escaping the mundane routine and enjoying an exciting cruise, guided by knowledgeable locals.
● Watching the sunrise or the beautiful Paphos sunset.
● Luxyry coastal adventure suitable for the entire.
● Watching turtles (if you are lucky)
● Great snorkeling experience on the reefs, where you can see lots of fish.
About Paphos
Paphos is a stunningly beautiful city on the south-western coast of the Mediterranean island of Cyprus. The 50-km-long Paphos coastline, which features both a large number of white sand beaches and rocky outcrops, appeals to visitors who love boat tours and marine attractions. The neighboring Coral Bay and Coralia Bay are perfect sites for sunbathers, swimmers, divers, snorkelers, and everyone who prefers water sport activities. Calm waters, fresh air, and gentle breeze can deepen tourists’ impression.
Discovering the beauty and magic of sea caves while boating along the coast of Paphos is a good chance to learn more about the mysteries of the sea. Fantastic views of Saint George’s Island can turn visitors’ sacred dreams to reality when they book a yacht for accessing the wild nature, admiring the shipwrecks, and taking amazing photos. To the west of the coast, there’s the 230 square km Akamas National Park known for its wild picturesque scenery, especially when observed from the sea.
ITINERARIES ARE PRESENTED IN AN APPROXIMATE FORMAT AND ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE DEPENDING ON WEATHER CONDITIONS, CHARTER DURATION AND SELECTED VESSEL
Latchi
BOAT ROUTE UP TO 4 HOURS LONG
BOAT ROUTE OF MORE THAN 4 HOURS
HARBOUR LOCATION
SIGHTSEEING STOPS
SWIMMING STOPS
SNORKELING STOPS
BOAT ROUTE UP TO 4 HOURS LONG
BOAT ROUTE OF MORE THAN 4 HOURS
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● Akamas National Reserve Park
● Blue Lagoon (swimming stop)
● Baths of Aphrodite (swimming stop)
● Saint George’s Island (snorkeling stop)
● Sea caves
● Manolis bay
● Amphitheatre Bay (swimming stop)
● Fontana Amoroza (snorkeling stop)
● Cape Arnautis
● A beautiful trip around Latchi area with above and underwater sightseeing of the most famous spots in the area.
● Swimming stop in the world famous Blue Lagoon – a wonderful place for a relaxing swim. There truly is no better place to spend the day with a loved one to show them how special they are to you!
● Enjoying the raw beauty of one of the island’s last remaining wilderness areas, Akamas National Park.
● Escaping the mundane routine and enjoying an exciting cruise, guided by knowledgeable locals.
● Watching the sunrise or the beautiful sunset.
● Luxyry coastal adventure suitable for the entire.
● Watching turtles and dolphins (if you are lucky)
● Great snorkeling experience on the reefs, where you can see lots of fish.
About Latchi
In the Cyprus town of Polis, there is a vacation destination called Latchi.
Although it is just a tiny harbor, its surroundings are the best for hiking, sailing, swimming, snorkeling and diving. Hikers can enjoy the breathtaking marine vistas by taking the Aphrodite Trail path. Many bathing sites, including the Blue Lagoon, the Baths of Aphrodite, and Amphitheater Bay, draw in true fans of marine attractions.
For snorkelers and divers who have the opportunity to look for the submerged trading harbor, a snorkeling location like Fontana Amoroza is regarded as a paradise. Definitely must visit St. George’s Island, which can only be reached from the Latchi area by yacht or boat. Deep-sea diving is possible in the area.
Visitors of Latchi can explore the island and find rocks, caverns, and even meet sea inhabitants: turtles, barracudas, dolphins, and amber-jacks.
ITINERARIES ARE PRESENTED IN AN APPROXIMATE FORMAT AND ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE DEPENDING ON WEATHER CONDITIONS, CHARTER DURATION AND SELECTED VESSEL
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