
Lara Beach
Lara — The sandy shore of Akamas, where conservation history is as important as the seascape. Here, the land becomes part of the life cycle of sea turtles.
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Lara — The sandy shore of Akamas, where conservation history is as important as the seascape. Here, the land becomes part of the life cycle of sea turtles.

Lachi combines a working fishing harbor and a modern marina on the shore of Chrysochou Bay. The former commercial role of the port has been preserved in the…

Marina is located west of the old port and forms the modern sea facade of Limassol. Yacht docks, canals and walking spaces create a separate coastal area here.

The old port retains a small harbor near the historic center of Limassol. Fishing boats, mooring walls and new public spaces form a recognizable maritime corner of the…

Makronisos — A group of sand bays on the west side of Ayia Napa. They are facing in different directions, so a small part of the coast is…

On Mackenzie, the sea horizon meets the landing planes. The proximity of the airport makes this beach recognizable even for those who have not yet walked around Larnaca.

Molos — open seaside walking area in the center of Limassol. The sea here is adjacent to palm trees, wide paths, recreation areas and modern sculpture.

Nissi Bay is recognized by a small island by the shore and a light strip of sand linking it to land. This natural drawing has become one of…

Omega — long bending bay in the area of Cato Pyrgos and Pigenia. Its outlines gave the beach its name by the last letter of the Greek alphabet.

The long sandy bay near Pahiammos shows the unexpected side of the Nicosia District: the administrative district of the capital has its own coast in the northwest of…

Paphos Harbour connects the ancient city, a medieval castle and a modern waterfront. Its current small size hides a much longer history of the marine center.

The sea caves of Peyia form a shore with niches, arches, individual rocks and steep ledges. Its chief sculptor — Multiple effects of the sea on the stone.