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Spend five relaxed hours cruising the eastern Cyprus coast: swim in Famagusta Bay and the Blue Lagoon, sun on deck, and enjoy a buffet lunch with an open bar. This adults-only cruise focuses on calm coves, clear water and easy onboard service.
Spend five relaxed hours cruising the eastern Cyprus coast: swim in Famagusta Bay and the Blue Lagoon, sun on deck, and enjoy a buffet lunch with an open bar. This adults-only cruise focuses on calm coves, clear water and easy onboard service.
The boat slips away from the Protaras jetty and the town slides astern—white rooftops, children on the sand, and the honey-gold arc of Fig Tree Bay shrinking into a ribbon of shore.
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Operated by MTS GLOBE CYPRUS LTD. · Protaras, Famagusta District
The boat slips away from the Protaras jetty and the town slides astern—white rooftops, children on the sand, and the honey-gold arc of Fig Tree Bay shrinking into a ribbon of shore.
Within minutes the water takes over: a shimmering corridor toward Famagusta Bay where the first swim stop drops you into clear, warm sea. The line of limestone headlands and small coves that follows—Konnos Bay, Cape Greco’s Blue Lagoon—reads like a coastal primer in Mediterranean geology: layered limestones, wave-cut benches and sea caves that have been sculpted by millennia of wind and surf.
This stretch of Cyprus carries history at water level. Famagusta’s harbor once connected the island to Venetian and Ottoman trade routes; today the coastline serves seasonal sailors and day-trippers seeking calm coves and snorkeling holes. Local culture hangs loosely off the boat in small indulgences—a welcome glass of champagne, a brandy sour on offer, and live commentary that points out natural features and local lore.
Practicalities are straightforward. The cruise lasts about five hours, runs adults-only for a relaxed pace, and includes two swim stops, a buffet lunch, fresh fruit and an open bar. Routes may change with sea conditions; bring sun protection, swimwear and a towel. Mobility needs are minimal—boarding a small jetty and stepping on and off the deck—but expect some movement at anchor when embarking the swim platforms.
Plan to book early in high season, arrive at the pickup point 20–30 minutes before departure, and stash seasickness remedies if you’re prone. The day is about warm water, easy conversation and coastal geography that insists you slow down and float a while.
Yes—non-swimmers can remain on deck and still enjoy the scenery, food and drinks; flotation aids are typically available at swim stops if requested.
Yes—buffet lunch, fresh seasonal fruit, dessert and unlimited drinks from the open bar are included in the price.
The operator may cancel for unsafe sea conditions; if canceled you’ll be offered an alternative date or a full refund—confirm timing at booking.
This particular sailing is adults-only to maintain a quieter atmosphere; families should seek family-designated departures instead.
MTS GLOBE CYPRUS LTD. operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The boat slips away from the Protaras jetty and the town slides astern—white rooftops, children on the sand, and the honey-gold arc of Fig Tree Bay shrinking into a ribbon of shore.
The boat slips away from the Protaras jetty and the town slides astern—white rooftops, children on the sand, and the honey-gold arc of Fig Tree Bay shrinking into a ribbon of shore.
Within minutes the water takes over: a shimmering corridor toward Famagusta Bay where the first swim stop drops you into clear, warm sea. The line of limestone headlands and small coves that follows—Konnos Bay, Cape Greco’s Blue Lagoon—reads like a coastal primer in Mediterranean geology: layered limestones, wave-cut benches and sea caves that have been sculpted by millennia of wind and surf.
This stretch of Cyprus carries history at water level. Famagusta’s harbor once connected the island to Venetian and Ottoman trade routes; today the coastline serves seasonal sailors and day-trippers seeking calm coves and snorkeling holes. Local culture hangs loosely off the boat in small indulgences—a welcome glass of champagne, a brandy sour on offer, and live commentary that points out natural features and local lore.
Practicalities are straightforward. The cruise lasts about five hours, runs adults-only for a relaxed pace, and includes two swim stops, a buffet lunch, fresh fruit and an open bar. Routes may change with sea conditions; bring sun protection, swimwear and a towel. Mobility needs are minimal—boarding a small jetty and stepping on and off the deck—but expect some movement at anchor when embarking the swim platforms.
Plan to book early in high season, arrive at the pickup point 20–30 minutes before departure, and stash seasickness remedies if you’re prone. The day is about warm water, easy conversation and coastal geography that insists you slow down and float a while.