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Lady’s Mile Beach, Asomatos

Lady’s Mile Beach, Asomatos

Cyprus

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Lady’s Mile Beach, Asomatos

Lady’s Mile Beach, Asomatos
Stretching approximately three miles, Lady's Mile Beach may not live up to its name, but it certainly holds the title for the longest beach in Cyprus. This expansive sandy haven is popular with both horse riders and sunbathers, offering a slightly wild feel despite a few nearby restaurants. A short walk inland reveals the impressive Limassol salt lake, which, if visited in winter, boasts an unmissable sight: flocks of migratory flamingos numbering up to 20,000. With its pristine sand and clean waters, Lady's Mile Beach promises a serene experience, especially if you choose a spot away from the restaurants. The beach provides ample space to relax, and the clear, cool waters are perfect for refreshing dips. It might be windy at times, so don't forget to bring your own umbrellas, towels, and equipment. Free parking is available right next to the beach for added convenience.

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  • addressLady's Mile Beach, Limassol, Akrotiri, Cyprus

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