Agia Napa – Protaras

The golden sand of Limanaki Beach gently slopes into the sea - you have to wade in a fair bit just to get knee deep, making it safe and perfect for children. There are large luxurious hotels along this coastline, with open air restaurants and snack bars, and it is the most accessible beach from the centre of town. People of all ages come here to enjoy themselves. Enjoy the sun and the sea in a refreshing and laid back way.

Kermia is a humble sized bay (also called Limnara Beach), is found in Cape Greco National Park. You can go there via the road or walk there on the coastal path from Agia Napa (a few kilometres away) to Cape Greco. You will also see some rock pools found at the edges of the bay.

Grecian Bay is the main beach in Agia Napa and the closest to the city centre. Known by several names, including Glyki Nero (the official name which when translated means ‘sweet water’), it is a long coastal line consisting of lovely fine white sand. It stretches west from the Agia Napa sea caves to the harbour. Like some other beaches in Cyprus, the clear waters run shallow far into the sea - always exciting and fun for children! It has many luxury hotels lined up on it. Open air snack bars and other facilities for food and drink are waiting there to quench your thirst or fill your appetite after a relaxing swim.

Situated about 500 metres from the Agia Napa fishing harbour, Katsarka Beach is rocky with fine gravel spread throughout. These rocks continue from the land into the sea.