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A five‑hour private yacht cruise from Larnaca Marina that combines swimming, snorkeling and coastal cruising. Small groups enjoy sun decks, complimentary snorkel gear, drinks and fruit while exploring hidden coves and clear Mediterranean water.
A five‑hour private yacht cruise from Larnaca Marina that combines swimming, snorkeling and coastal cruising. Small groups enjoy sun decks, complimentary snorkel gear, drinks and fruit while exploring hidden coves and clear Mediterranean water.
The yacht slips from Larnaca Marina and the city’s low red roofs fall away; the Mediterranean opens like a corridor of turquoise that dares you to dive in. Onboard, the 24‑meter sailing yacht balances spacious sun decks and shaded lounges, while the crew briefs passengers and pours a welcome drink.
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Operated by Panormitis sailing yacht · Larnaca, Larnaca District
The yacht slips from Larnaca Marina and the city’s low red roofs fall away; the Mediterranean opens like a corridor of turquoise that dares you to dive in. Onboard, the 24‑meter sailing yacht balances spacious sun decks and shaded lounges, while the crew briefs passengers and pours a welcome drink.
This stretch of Cyprus has served mariners since the age of Kition—Phoenician and later Byzantine sailors made use of these sheltered harbors. Geologically, the coast alternates between sand bays and limestone shelves carved by tide and wind, creating clear water pockets ideal for snorkeling. The culture is quietly maritime here: fishermen, small tavernas ashore, and a convivial crew serving local wine and fruit reinforce a simple coastal rhythm.
Practical guidance: departures run about five hours (common windows 10:30–15:30 or evening charters). Expect multiple swim stops; complimentary snorkel gear is provided but bring a mask you trust for a better fit. The crew generally selects calm coves; if you want Protaras embarkation, request it in advance and expect an extra fee.
On deck, take shade breaks, hydrate with the bottled water supplied, and secure passports and travel documents before boarding. Watch for Posidonia seagrass at anchoring sites—topside behavior affects what’s below the surface. With basic swimming ability, light seasickness precautions, and mid‑day sun protection, this private cruise is an accessible way to experience Cyprus’s coastal clarity and playful dolphins beneath the bow.
Embarkation is at Larnaca Marina; details and exact berth are provided after booking and may vary by time of day.
Yes — masks, snorkels and fins are complimentary, but many guests bring a personal mask for comfort.
The cruise includes bottled water, soft drinks, snacks and complimentary wine; check dietary needs at booking for vegetarian options.
Yes — Protaras embarkation/debarkation is available on request for an additional fee; ask when you book to confirm logistics.
Panormitis sailing yacht operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The yacht slips from Larnaca Marina and the city’s low red roofs fall away; the Mediterranean opens like a corridor of turquoise that dares you to dive in. Onboard, the 24‑meter sailing yacht balances spacious sun decks and shaded lounges, while the crew briefs passengers and pours a welcome drink.
The yacht slips from Larnaca Marina and the city’s low red roofs fall away; the Mediterranean opens like a corridor of turquoise that dares you to dive in. Onboard, the 24‑meter sailing yacht balances spacious sun decks and shaded lounges, while the crew briefs passengers and pours a welcome drink.
This stretch of Cyprus has served mariners since the age of Kition—Phoenician and later Byzantine sailors made use of these sheltered harbors. Geologically, the coast alternates between sand bays and limestone shelves carved by tide and wind, creating clear water pockets ideal for snorkeling. The culture is quietly maritime here: fishermen, small tavernas ashore, and a convivial crew serving local wine and fruit reinforce a simple coastal rhythm.
Practical guidance: departures run about five hours (common windows 10:30–15:30 or evening charters). Expect multiple swim stops; complimentary snorkel gear is provided but bring a mask you trust for a better fit. The crew generally selects calm coves; if you want Protaras embarkation, request it in advance and expect an extra fee.
On deck, take shade breaks, hydrate with the bottled water supplied, and secure passports and travel documents before boarding. Watch for Posidonia seagrass at anchoring sites—topside behavior affects what’s below the surface. With basic swimming ability, light seasickness precautions, and mid‑day sun protection, this private cruise is an accessible way to experience Cyprus’s coastal clarity and playful dolphins beneath the bow.