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Cruise from Ayia Napa to Cape Greco’s Blue Lagoon and Konnos Bay for two swimming stops, snorkeling, and optional onboard lunch. Perfect for swimmers and snorkelers wanting clear water, coastal sights, and a chance to see turtles.
Cruise from Ayia Napa to Cape Greco’s Blue Lagoon and Konnos Bay for two swimming stops, snorkeling, and optional onboard lunch. Perfect for swimmers and snorkelers wanting clear water, coastal sights, and a chance to see turtles.
The boat eases away from Ayia Napa's harbor and the island’s heat gives way to a salt-laced breeze that pushes the hull toward Cape Greco. Waves ripple like an invitation as the captain plots a short course to the Blue Lagoon; the water turns an immediate turquoise, daring you to dive in.
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Operated by Captain Marko Cruises · Ayia Napa, Famagusta District
The boat eases away from Ayia Napa's harbor and the island’s heat gives way to a salt-laced breeze that pushes the hull toward Cape Greco. Waves ripple like an invitation as the captain plots a short course to the Blue Lagoon; the water turns an immediate turquoise, daring you to dive in.
This stretch of Cyprus’ southeastern coast sits on Miocene limestone carved by sea and time, its cliffs littered with sea caves and a colonial-era lighthouse that keeps watch. Local fishing villages once relied on these coves; today the area is protected under the EU’s NATURA 2000 network and attracts snorkelers hunting for wrasse, bream and the occasional loggerhead turtle. Culture here is maritime — tavernas, salt-weathered stone, and boat crews who know where the fish gather.
Expect two full swimming stops of roughly an hour each at the Turtle Cove/Konnos Bay and the Blue Lagoon. Water is shallow near the shore and clear offshore; visibility is excellent in summer and good in shoulder seasons. The crew supplies basic snorkel guidance but bring your own mask for comfort. Jumping from the upper deck is offered on many cruises — check the crew for safe spots and be mindful of currents.
Plan to arrive early for boarding; bring reef-safe sunscreen, a towel, water, and a lightweight cover-up for wind on the return. If you opt for the onboard lunch, carry cash or card as directed at check-in. Timing favors morning departures for calmer seas and better light on the underwater life.
The trip runs about 4.5 hours with two one-hour swimming/snorkeling stops at Konnos Bay and the Blue Lagoon.
Loggerhead turtles occasionaly visit the coves; sightings are possible but not guaranteed.
Yes — many operators allow jumping from the upper deck but only in areas cleared by the crew for depth and safety.
Basic snorkel sets are often available onboard, but bringing your own mask ensures a better fit and hygiene.
Captain Marko Cruises operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The boat eases away from Ayia Napa's harbor and the island’s heat gives way to a salt-laced breeze that pushes the hull toward Cape Greco. Waves ripple like an invitation as the captain plots a short course to the Blue Lagoon; the water turns an immediate turquoise, daring you to dive in.
The boat eases away from Ayia Napa's harbor and the island’s heat gives way to a salt-laced breeze that pushes the hull toward Cape Greco. Waves ripple like an invitation as the captain plots a short course to the Blue Lagoon; the water turns an immediate turquoise, daring you to dive in.
This stretch of Cyprus’ southeastern coast sits on Miocene limestone carved by sea and time, its cliffs littered with sea caves and a colonial-era lighthouse that keeps watch. Local fishing villages once relied on these coves; today the area is protected under the EU’s NATURA 2000 network and attracts snorkelers hunting for wrasse, bream and the occasional loggerhead turtle. Culture here is maritime — tavernas, salt-weathered stone, and boat crews who know where the fish gather.
Expect two full swimming stops of roughly an hour each at the Turtle Cove/Konnos Bay and the Blue Lagoon. Water is shallow near the shore and clear offshore; visibility is excellent in summer and good in shoulder seasons. The crew supplies basic snorkel guidance but bring your own mask for comfort. Jumping from the upper deck is offered on many cruises — check the crew for safe spots and be mindful of currents.
Plan to arrive early for boarding; bring reef-safe sunscreen, a towel, water, and a lightweight cover-up for wind on the return. If you opt for the onboard lunch, carry cash or card as directed at check-in. Timing favors morning departures for calmer seas and better light on the underwater life.