Set sail from Ayia Napa Marina on a private catamaran to watch the sun melt behind Cape Greco. Swim at the Blue Lagoon, pose at Lovers' Bridge, and enjoy Prosecco, snorkeling, and SUPs on a 3.5-hour sunset cruise.
Set sail from Ayia Napa Marina on a private catamaran to watch the sun melt behind Cape Greco. Swim at the Blue Lagoon, pose at Lovers' Bridge, and enjoy Prosecco, snorkeling, and SUPs on a 3.5-hour sunset cruise.
The catamaran slips away from Ayia Napa Marina as the late afternoon light thins, the hull humming and salt-scented wind pressing you toward the horizon. On deck, the crew pops a cork and hands over the first glass of Prosecco; the sea ahead gleams like a moved mirror while the limestone cliffs of Cape Greco silhouette against amber and rose.
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Operated by DanEri Yachts · Ayia Napa, Famagusta District
The catamaran slips away from Ayia Napa Marina as the late afternoon light thins, the hull humming and salt-scented wind pressing you toward the horizon. On deck, the crew pops a cork and hands over the first glass of Prosecco; the sea ahead gleams like a moved mirror while the limestone cliffs of Cape Greco silhouette against amber and rose.
This private sunset cruise threads together the coast’s natural highlights: the arched Lover's Bridge, sea caves carved from Miocene limestone, and sheltered coves where the Mediterranean invites swimmers. Ayia Napa grew from a small fishing community to a holiday town in the 20th century, but the coastline retains older stories — smugglers’ coves, chapel ruins, and fields where salt-washed winds shaped local fishing traditions.
Expect geology up close: shallow rock platforms, blue-clear basins, and submerged terraces that make for excellent snorkeling and relaxed fishing. The crew often offers SUPs, snorkeling gear, an outdoor shower, and light local snacks or a gourmet lunch if requested — all within a roughly 3.5-hour private charter.
Practicalities matter: bring reef-safe sunscreen, a light wind jacket and non-slip footwear; sunset weather can shift quickly. Photographers should plan for hour-long golden light and mount a steady camera or use the boat’s shaded areas to tame glare. Seasickness meds help those new to open water. Book early for summer evenings when slots fill fast, and confirm pick-up time at the marina to avoid missing the golden hour.
This listing is a private charter — the boat is reserved for your group for the scheduled duration.
Welcome drinks, unlimited soft drinks, local beer and white wine, and light local snacks are included; gourmet lunches or special menus can be arranged onboard.
Yes — the itinerary typically includes a swim stop at Cape Greco or the Blue Lagoon, with snorkeling gear and SUPs available.
Yes — life jackets and swimming jackets are provided, and the crew can accommodate children; supervision is required for non-swimmers.
DanEri Yachts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.




The catamaran slips away from Ayia Napa Marina as the late afternoon light thins, the hull humming and salt-scented wind pressing you toward the horizon. On deck, the crew pops a cork and hands over the first glass of Prosecco; the sea ahead gleams like a moved mirror while the limestone cliffs of Cape Greco silhouette against amber and rose.
The catamaran slips away from Ayia Napa Marina as the late afternoon light thins, the hull humming and salt-scented wind pressing you toward the horizon. On deck, the crew pops a cork and hands over the first glass of Prosecco; the sea ahead gleams like a moved mirror while the limestone cliffs of Cape Greco silhouette against amber and rose.
This private sunset cruise threads together the coast’s natural highlights: the arched Lover's Bridge, sea caves carved from Miocene limestone, and sheltered coves where the Mediterranean invites swimmers. Ayia Napa grew from a small fishing community to a holiday town in the 20th century, but the coastline retains older stories — smugglers’ coves, chapel ruins, and fields where salt-washed winds shaped local fishing traditions.
Expect geology up close: shallow rock platforms, blue-clear basins, and submerged terraces that make for excellent snorkeling and relaxed fishing. The crew often offers SUPs, snorkeling gear, an outdoor shower, and light local snacks or a gourmet lunch if requested — all within a roughly 3.5-hour private charter.
Practicalities matter: bring reef-safe sunscreen, a light wind jacket and non-slip footwear; sunset weather can shift quickly. Photographers should plan for hour-long golden light and mount a steady camera or use the boat’s shaded areas to tame glare. Seasickness meds help those new to open water. Book early for summer evenings when slots fill fast, and confirm pick-up time at the marina to avoid missing the golden hour.