At the East coast of Cyprus you may find many of the most beautiful and clean beaches from Larnaca bay to Ayia Napa and Protaras. A lot of tourists each year travel on this part of the island.
The predominate summer wind is a sea breeze that usually blows in from the W. It gets up about midday, blows between 3 and 6, and dies down at night. Away from the coast, the wind tends to be SW but closer in it follows the outline of the coastline so that at Larnaca, it blows from SSW-S. Gales can blow from all directions, but most frequently blow from S or E.
During the wintertime, the wind may blow from the North (is not typical) early in the morning and then stop at midday for a couple of hours and then changes for the West.
In the summer, there is frequently a sea fog in the early morning, which can reduce visibility to less than a mile. It is usually dispersed by midday. Southeast desert winds bring dust to the area.
Cape Greco was designated as a National Forest Park in 1993. Since then it is an oasis of tranquillity that locates midway between the busy resorts of Ayia Napa and Protaras.
This iconic place is ideal for sailing. You can visit numerous bays with crystal clear waters and enjoy swimming.
Potamos in Greek means River. Potamos Bay belongs to the seaside village of Liopetri. Potamos is a sea estuary, quite long and winding. On its shore are two fish taverns. The village itself is not located on the coast.
Locals come to Potamos Bay for lunch and dinner. This is a sure sign that you can count on quality cuisine, but not exquisite.
Ayia Napa marina is located in the southeastern coast of Cyprus among incredibly beautiful beaches, exactly between the beaches of Ayia Thekla and Makronissos.
It is located just 30 minutes drive from Larnaca international airport.
Nissi Bay is located 3,5 kilometers West of Ayia Napa’s center. Nissi Beach is a Blue Flag beach with limpid water and white sand. A narrow sandy path connects the beach with a small island.
This is the area of every day parties and endless entertainment and recreation activities.
Blue Lagoon is one of the most beautiful anchorages in Cyprus.
Located on the East from Ayai Napa, tucked into a little alcove on the rocky terrain of the coastline of Ayia Napa and Protaras.
Konnos Beach is located east of Ayia Napa and surrounded by an impressive cliff.
Calm crystal clear waters with various shades of blue colors, which makes it ideal for families and snorkeling activities.
Vyzakia is a small hidden within the trees bay, located near the Neolithic settlement, in Nissia area with gold sand and clear waters.
This place is excellent for leisure, swimming, and snorkeling.
Fig Tree Beach attracts people because of crystal clear waters and fine-grained, golden sand. It is one of the best beaches in Europe.
Sunrise Beach located at the north end of Fig Tree Bay and ranks top beach location in Cyprus, with clean and calm, crystal clear waters, golden sands, many bars, and watersports facilities.
Sirena Beach / Sirena Bay is located between Pernera and Ayia Triada chapel. It is a small isolated bay 50 meters long and 5 meters wide, known for its magical beauty.
Sirena Bay is one of the most pleasant anchorages on the East coast. It is away from the commercial activity such as Fig Tree.
Kapparis beach ("Fireman's beach") is located in the northern part of Protaras, in the area of Kapparis.
The beach is often called M.I.A.D.U. or (Fireman's beach) due to the nearby Motorized Immediate Action Unit.
About one-half mile north of Fireman's Beach is the UN buffer zone. It is as far north as you may legally sail.
There are several beaches, some of them are pet-friendly. Straight after Paralimni beach stars buffer zone.
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