Protaras Ultimate Explorer
1 DaysMay - October

Protaras Ultimate Explorer

5 Routes

Overview

Experience the best of Protaras and Cape Greco. From famous Fig Tree Bay to hidden caves, lighthouses, and panoramic viewpoints, this route offers diverse coastal beauty.

Highlights

Fig Tree Bay, Protaras is one of Cyprus’s most famous beaches, known for its golden sand, crystal-clear shallow waters, and a small offshore islet. It is family-friendly, safe for swimming, and awarded Blue Flag status for cleanliness and facilities. The beach has sunbeds, umbrellas, showers, lifeguards, and a range of water sports including jet-skiing, parasailing, paddleboarding, and snorkeling. Its central location in Protaras makes it easy to access from hotels and restaurants.
Green Bay, Protaras is a small, scenic beach cove with clear turquoise waters and a gentle sandy entry, perfect for swimming and families. It’s popular for snorkeling and diving, with underwater statues and abundant marine life, as well as watersports like wakeboarding and water skiing. What makes it particularly special is that Green Bay is a protected nesting site for loggerhead sea turtles. Between May and August, female turtles come ashore to lay eggs, and conservation efforts are in place to protect their nests. Visitors are encouraged to respect the marked nesting areas and avoid disturbing the turtles or hatchlings. This combination of relaxing beach, water activities, and turtle conservation makes Green Bay a unique and environmentally significant spot in Protaras.
Konnos Bay, Protaras is a picturesque beach cove near Cape Greco, famous for its golden sand, clear turquoise waters, and pine‑fringed cliffs. It’s a Blue Flag beach with calm, sheltered waters ideal for swimming, snorkeling, and family-friendly relaxation. The bay has sunbeds, umbrellas, showers, lifeguards, and some water sports rentals. It’s less crowded than major resort beaches, making it perfect for visitors seeking a scenic, peaceful spot with natural beauty.
Ayioi Anargiroi Cave is a scenic sea cave located near Cape Greco, Ayia Napa. It lies below the Ayioi Anargiroi Chapel, creating a striking combination of natural beauty and cultural heritage. The cave features clear turquoise water, rocky cliffs, and is accessible via a staircase from the chapel above. It’s popular for swimming, snorkeling, and photography, offering dramatic coastal views and a more peaceful alternative to crowded beaches. Facilities are limited, so visitors should bring essentials and exercise caution on the rocks. The cave is also part of the Cape Greco nature trails, making it a great stop for hiking and enjoying the surrounding scenery.
The Famagusta Viewpoint (Ghost Town), also known as Varosha, can be seen from the sea by yacht or boat charter without entering the restricted area. From a distance, visitors can view the abandoned hotels, high-rise buildings, and deserted beaches, experiencing the eerie “ghost town” atmosphere safely and respectfully.

Routes

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Fig Tree Bay

Fig Tree Bay

Fig Tree Bay, Protaras is one of Cyprus’s most famous beaches, known for its golden sand, crystal-clear shallow waters, and a small offshore islet. It is family-friendly, safe for swimming, and awarded Blue Flag status for cleanliness and facilities. The beach has sunbeds, umbrellas, showers, lifeguards, and a range of water sports including jet-skiing, parasailing, paddleboarding, and snorkeling. Its central location in Protaras makes it easy to access from hotels and restaurants.

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Green Bay

Green Bay

Green Bay, Protaras is a small, scenic beach cove with clear turquoise waters and a gentle sandy entry, perfect for swimming and families. It’s popular for snorkeling and diving, with underwater statues and abundant marine life, as well as watersports like wakeboarding and water skiing. What makes it particularly special is that Green Bay is a protected nesting site for loggerhead sea turtles. Between May and August, female turtles come ashore to lay eggs, and conservation efforts are in place to protect their nests. Visitors are encouraged to respect the marked nesting areas and avoid disturbing the turtles or hatchlings. This combination of relaxing beach, water activities, and turtle conservation makes Green Bay a unique and environmentally significant spot in Protaras.

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Konnos Bay

Konnos Bay

Konnos Bay, Protaras is a picturesque beach cove near Cape Greco, famous for its golden sand, clear turquoise waters, and pine‑fringed cliffs. It’s a Blue Flag beach with calm, sheltered waters ideal for swimming, snorkeling, and family-friendly relaxation. The bay has sunbeds, umbrellas, showers, lifeguards, and some water sports rentals. It’s less crowded than major resort beaches, making it perfect for visitors seeking a scenic, peaceful spot with natural beauty.

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