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Set off from Paphos for a five-hour VIP yacht cruise that stitches together Coral Bay, the Sea Caves, St George Island and Akamas. This adults-only trip mixes luxury touches — champagne, buffet lunch and open bar — with calm swim stops and scenic coastal cruising.
Set off from Paphos for a five-hour VIP yacht cruise that stitches together Coral Bay, the Sea Caves, St George Island and Akamas. This adults-only trip mixes luxury touches — champagne, buffet lunch and open bar — with calm swim stops and scenic coastal cruising.
Aboard the Ocean Flyer, the Mediterranean opens like a waiting page — blue that insists on attention and a coastline that alternates between low cliffs and secret coves. Guests step from Paphos harbor into a compact flotilla of sun loungers, shaded decks and a small-boat intimacy that keeps the sea close: champagne poured, engines purring, and the coastline of Coral Bay, the Sea Caves and Akamas sliding by.
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Operated by MTS GLOBE CYPRUS LTD. · Paphos, Paphos District
Aboard the Ocean Flyer, the Mediterranean opens like a waiting page — blue that insists on attention and a coastline that alternates between low cliffs and secret coves. Guests step from Paphos harbor into a compact flotilla of sun loungers, shaded decks and a small-boat intimacy that keeps the sea close: champagne poured, engines purring, and the coastline of Coral Bay, the Sea Caves and Akamas sliding by.
The west coast of Cyprus carries visible history. Paphos was a Roman and Byzantine port; mosaics and ancient quays still whisper about trade and pilgrimage. Geology here is blunt and readable: nearshore limestone and calcarenite cliffs eroded into caves and arches, with Akamas’ rugged headlands formed by older sedimentary layers thrust up by tectonic shifts. Local culture punctuates the day — tavern aromas, lemon trees inland and fishermen repairing nets — while myth hangs lightly over the route: this is Aphrodite’s sea.
Practicalities are straightforward. The full-day itinerary runs about five hours with hotel pickup and drop-off, buffet lunch, an open bar and guided swim stops near St George Island and quiet bays for snorkeling or canoeing. The vessel caps guests well below capacity for a relaxed feeling; minimum age is 18. Expect warm, reflective water, short on currents in most coves but subject to change with weather, so the captain may adjust stops for safety.
Bring reef-safe sunscreen, swimwear, a light wind layer and a small waterproof bag. Time your swim windows around the calmer morning or late afternoon sea states, hydrate between cocktails, and leave the heavy camera gear ashore unless it’s protected — the sea likes to remind you it’s in charge.
Yes; swim stops are optional and the yacht provides safe boarding ladders and flotation aids, but non-swimmers should remain on board during stops if they prefer.
Price typically includes hotel transfers, buffet lunch, a welcome glass of champagne, open bar, snacks and guided swim stops, plus onboard Wi‑Fi where available.
This experience is adults-only; the minimum age is 18 and guests should carry valid ID for verification.
Yes. Captains may alter routes or cancel swim stops for safety if sea or wind conditions deteriorate; the operator follows conservative safety protocols.
MTS GLOBE CYPRUS LTD. operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Aboard the Ocean Flyer, the Mediterranean opens like a waiting page — blue that insists on attention and a coastline that alternates between low cliffs and secret coves. Guests step from Paphos harbor into a compact flotilla of sun loungers, shaded decks and a small-boat intimacy that keeps the sea close: champagne poured, engines purring, and the coastline of Coral Bay, the Sea Caves and Akamas sliding by.
Aboard the Ocean Flyer, the Mediterranean opens like a waiting page — blue that insists on attention and a coastline that alternates between low cliffs and secret coves. Guests step from Paphos harbor into a compact flotilla of sun loungers, shaded decks and a small-boat intimacy that keeps the sea close: champagne poured, engines purring, and the coastline of Coral Bay, the Sea Caves and Akamas sliding by.
The west coast of Cyprus carries visible history. Paphos was a Roman and Byzantine port; mosaics and ancient quays still whisper about trade and pilgrimage. Geology here is blunt and readable: nearshore limestone and calcarenite cliffs eroded into caves and arches, with Akamas’ rugged headlands formed by older sedimentary layers thrust up by tectonic shifts. Local culture punctuates the day — tavern aromas, lemon trees inland and fishermen repairing nets — while myth hangs lightly over the route: this is Aphrodite’s sea.
Practicalities are straightforward. The full-day itinerary runs about five hours with hotel pickup and drop-off, buffet lunch, an open bar and guided swim stops near St George Island and quiet bays for snorkeling or canoeing. The vessel caps guests well below capacity for a relaxed feeling; minimum age is 18. Expect warm, reflective water, short on currents in most coves but subject to change with weather, so the captain may adjust stops for safety.
Bring reef-safe sunscreen, swimwear, a light wind layer and a small waterproof bag. Time your swim windows around the calmer morning or late afternoon sea states, hydrate between cocktails, and leave the heavy camera gear ashore unless it’s protected — the sea likes to remind you it’s in charge.