Limanaki Beach

Agia Napa – Protaras

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Limanaki Beach

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.

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