Larnaca is a city that has seen Alexander the Great, Arab conquest and the Ottoman Empire. One of the best tourist centers of Cyprus, in whose boundaries and surroundings are beautiful Sunny beaches.
Nissi Beach is a snow-white beach surrounded by mountains, sea cliffs and picturesque islands. The best DJs of Europe perform on its territory, crazy parties are held, concerts and cultural events are held. There are also provided conditions for family vacations, games, water sports.
Located on the southern coast of Cyprus within the city of Larnaca. One of the best public beaches on the island, awarded the Blue Flag for its cleanliness and level of service. Finikoudes (“small palms”) got its name in honor of a palm alley planted along the coast in 1922. Since then, the trees have grown to gigantic proportions, but the name has remained the same. It is easy to get to the beach: it is located right in the city center between the old and new ports. Shuttle buses run regularly from remote areas; the bus stop is near the main entrance.
Makronissos Beach is two beaches under the general name, one of which is more crowded and open to the winds, the other - smaller and quieter. Even Cypriots rate it as the best place in Cyprus, characterized by white sand and incredibly clear waters. Those who come to Ayia Napa choose Makronissos for its tranquility and simultaneous proximity to civilization.
Governor’s Beach is a small, quiet and comfortable place created for family vacations. You will find snow-white cliffs, a bright blue sea, soft sand and the best cocktails in the south of Crete. The local tourist season begins in late May and ends in November.
Mackenzie Beach is a clean, safe and beautiful beach located within walking distance of the city of Larnaca. It is famous for its warm, shallow and transparent sea, cozy restaurants, wonderful climate. Here are ideal conditions for sunbathing, surfing, picnics, walks and hundreds of other leisure options.
Sirena Bay is a little-known quiet romantic beach in an isolated bay in the Agia Triada area in Protaras. Locals remember this place under the name Minas, but after the appearance of the cafe-bar "Siren" near the coast, the beach was called the same.