When you rent a boat you will have many different bays to explore and sights to see along the way.
St Georges Island is located around 800 meters offshore from St George’s Reef. On the surface, the barren volcanic outcrop is home to multiple species of seabirds, and a vast array of marine life including tuna, groupers, trumpet fish and octopus.
Secret Beach – Swim through the cave or around the rocks to this hidden sandy beach, but it’s a secret so don’t tell anyone!
Manolis Bay is named after a fisherman, to be more precise a dynamite fisherman. According to local legend, this is where he gave up fishing permanently…
As you enter this bay you will notice that the water has taken on a beautiful blue colour, this is due to the fine white sand on the seabed.
As you progress into the bay you will see the caves and jumbled rocks that make this bay so interesting, when snorkelling lookout for the large family of trumpet fish that have made this bay their home and observe the way they change colour relative to their environment.
The Blue Lagoon is the most popular bay in the whole of Cyprus, as soon as you arrive you will be dazzled by the beautiful white sandy bottom and crystal clear turquoise water. The stunning chameli islet provides an impressive habitat for many types of marine life and excellent snorkelling. This bay is a definite must