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Spend a relaxed half-day cruising Ayia Napa’s eastern coast—swim in the Blue Lagoon, float near Turtle Cove, photograph sea caves and Lovers Bridge, and enjoy a roast lunch aboard. This accessible trip combines clear-water swims with coastal geology and seaside history.
Spend a relaxed half-day cruising Ayia Napa’s eastern coast—swim in the Blue Lagoon, float near Turtle Cove, photograph sea caves and Lovers Bridge, and enjoy a roast lunch aboard. This accessible trip combines clear-water swims with coastal geology and seaside history.
You step aboard a low-slung triple-deck boat as morning light hits Ayia Napa harbour, the engines a steady promise of motion. The top sun deck bakes gently; the shaded lounge below offers cool respite. The coastline peels past—sea caves carving faces into limestone, cliffs that dare you to peer over the rail.
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Operated by APHRODITE II · Ayia Napa, Famagusta District
You step aboard a low-slung triple-deck boat as morning light hits Ayia Napa harbour, the engines a steady promise of motion. The top sun deck bakes gently; the shaded lounge below offers cool respite. The coastline peels past—sea caves carving faces into limestone, cliffs that dare you to peer over the rail.
This cruise threads the eastern tip of Cyprus: the sculpted rock of Cape Greco, the photogenic Lovers Bridge, and long views toward Protaras and Fig Tree Bay. Geology here is largely limestone and marl, weathered into arches, caves and steep headlands by Mediterranean swell. The itinerary also touches on local history—pages from 1974 when Famagusta became a ghost town are visible from the water—and the coastal culture of small fishing coves and chapels tucked above the sea.
Practically, the day is balanced between cruising and play: multiple swim stops (Blue Lagoon, Konnos Bay/Turtle Cove), snorkel gear provided, and a roast lunch served in the air-conditioned lower lounge with vegetarian options. Expect calm to moderate seas; an open-sea return can feel brisk.
Plan to arrive for boarding between 08:30–09:15 with lightweight layers, reef-safe sunscreen, and a waterproof camera. Use the boat’s ladders for easy water access, rinse off with fresh-water showers after swims, and respect marine life—turtles and shallow seagrass habitat are common. For a relaxed half-day on the water that blends sightseeing, swims, and simple coastal history, this cruise delivers both scenery and ease.
Boarding is generally between 08:30–09:15 with departure around 09:30; return to Ayia Napa harbour is approximately 14:30.
Yes—roast lunch is served in the lower lounge and vegetarian/vegan options are available if requested.
Yes — snorkelling equipment is provided for swim stops like the Blue Lagoon; bring your own mask if you prefer.
Children are welcome, but the trip is not recommended for travelers with significant mobility issues since access involves ladders and moving between decks.
APHRODITE II operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step aboard a low-slung triple-deck boat as morning light hits Ayia Napa harbour, the engines a steady promise of motion. The top sun deck bakes gently; the shaded lounge below offers cool respite. The coastline peels past—sea caves carving faces into limestone, cliffs that dare you to peer over the rail.
You step aboard a low-slung triple-deck boat as morning light hits Ayia Napa harbour, the engines a steady promise of motion. The top sun deck bakes gently; the shaded lounge below offers cool respite. The coastline peels past—sea caves carving faces into limestone, cliffs that dare you to peer over the rail.
This cruise threads the eastern tip of Cyprus: the sculpted rock of Cape Greco, the photogenic Lovers Bridge, and long views toward Protaras and Fig Tree Bay. Geology here is largely limestone and marl, weathered into arches, caves and steep headlands by Mediterranean swell. The itinerary also touches on local history—pages from 1974 when Famagusta became a ghost town are visible from the water—and the coastal culture of small fishing coves and chapels tucked above the sea.
Practically, the day is balanced between cruising and play: multiple swim stops (Blue Lagoon, Konnos Bay/Turtle Cove), snorkel gear provided, and a roast lunch served in the air-conditioned lower lounge with vegetarian options. Expect calm to moderate seas; an open-sea return can feel brisk.
Plan to arrive for boarding between 08:30–09:15 with lightweight layers, reef-safe sunscreen, and a waterproof camera. Use the boat’s ladders for easy water access, rinse off with fresh-water showers after swims, and respect marine life—turtles and shallow seagrass habitat are common. For a relaxed half-day on the water that blends sightseeing, swims, and simple coastal history, this cruise delivers both scenery and ease.