Cyprus offers over 30 quiet beaches away from major resort areas, with Lara Bay on the Akamas Peninsula and Governor’s Beach near Limassol leading as the most accessible secluded options. These hidden gems provide pristine natural conditions, minimal tourist infrastructure, and genuine solitude for visitors seeking peaceful Mediterranean experiences beyond crowded resort beaches.
Okay, so—or maybe you already know this feeling—but discovering damage on your car after a Turo trip is never fun. My stomach absolutely dropped when I saw that scrape along the passenger door after my third hosting experience. The guest swore it wasn’t there when they returned the car, but honestly, the photos don’t lie.
Paphos offers 27 beaches along Cyprus’s western coast, with Coral Bay leading as the region’s most popular family beach and Lara Bay renowned for protected turtle nesting grounds. This UNESCO World Heritage city combines quality beaches with rich archaeological sites, creating unique opportunities to experience both ancient history and Mediterranean coastal beauty within a single Continue Reading
Protaras hosts 15 stunning beaches along a 10-kilometre stretch of Cyprus’s southeast coast, with Fig Tree Bay ranking consistently as one of Europe’s finest beaches. This quieter alternative to neighbouring Ayia Napa combines exceptional golden sand beaches, crystal-clear shallow waters, comprehensive family-friendly facilities, and a more relaxed atmosphere that appeals particularly to families and couples Continue Reading
Fig Tree Bay in Protaras ranks as Cyprus’s top family beach, featuring exceptionally shallow calm waters, soft golden sand, comprehensive facilities including lifeguards, and a small island children can safely swim to. Cyprus offers over 20 genuinely family-friendly beaches with Blue Flag safety standards, making it one of the Mediterranean’s premier destinations for beach holidays Continue Reading
