Glass Bottom Boat Dolphin Cruise to Blue Lagoon and Turtle Cove

Paralimni Marina will soon be one of Cyprus most admired destinations. This harbour is our second pick up point, right after we board from Protaras Pier. You can see the magestic St. Nicholas Church and from this area you will have a far view of the ghost town Famagusta with commentary of the historical facts about the city.

Fig Tree Bay is one of the most famous and picturesque beaches in Cyprus, located in Protaras on the southeastern coast of the island. It is celebrated for its natural beauty, family friendly environment, and excellent amenities.
Crystal Clear Waters, the bay is known for its turquoise, shallow waters, ideal for swimming and snorkeling.

Green Bay is a tranquil and scenic cove located in Protaras, Cyprus. It is known for its calm, crystal clear waters and vibrant underwater life, making it a popular spot for snorkeling and diving enthusiasts.
The bay’s sheltered location ensures gentle waves, making it ideal for swimming and water activities.
Green Bay is famous for its rich marine life, including fish, sea turtles, and corals.

Cape Cavo Greco also known as Cape Greco is a stunning natural area located between Protaras and Ayia Napa on the southeastern tip of Cyprus. It is a protected national park, renowned for its breathtaking landscapes, hiking trails, and dramatic coastal views.
The cape is famous for its dramatic sea caves, where waves have sculpted intricate formations into the limestone cliffs. These caves are popular for photography, exploration, and even cliff diving.
The waters around Cape Greco are vibrant turquoise, making it a hotspot for swimming, snorkeling, and diving.
From the highest points of the cape, visitors can enjoy stunning views of the Mediterranean Sea and the surrounding coastline.

Beautiful place to see with clear blue water and rockery backdrop. The caves that fill the area, were formed by the erosion of rocks from waves crashing on the cliffs over the centuries. They can be explored carefully on foot or by sea since to reach some of them you have to swim. It’s advisable to wear appropriate shoes as they can be slippery and sharp.
Legend has it that the caves were used by pirates and smugglers of the Mediterranean to hide their treasures and store prohibited goods.

Welcome to one of the best swimming spots on the island of Cyprus!
The Blue Lagoon is the most popular swim stop on every boat trip, famous for its stunning turquoise waters and soft white sandy bottom. Sheltered from the wind, the sea here remains calm and perfect for swimming.
At the start of our swim stop, enjoy our fun diving show with the fish, followed by plenty of time to relax and swim in the crystal-clear waters of the Blue Lagoon.