
Lara Bay
A wide crescent of untouched golden sand and a protected loggerhead & green-turtle nesting site. No facilities, no umbrellas — just dunes, sea and the conservation hatchery.
Swim · Akamas Peninsula
A sheltered cove of electric-turquoise water at the tip of the Akamas. Reach it by boat from Latchi, a rugged 4×4 track, or a two-hour coastal hike — then swim straight off the rocks.
The Blue Lagoon (Galazia Nera) sits on the wild Akamas coast between Latchi and Fontana Amorosa. Its sheltered, shallow water glows an almost unreal turquoise over a pale rock-and-sand bed — which is why nearly every Latchi boat trip drops anchor here for a swim stop.
By boat trip or water taxi from Latchi harbour (~20 min), by 4×4 along the rough Akamas dirt track from the Baths of Aphrodite, or on foot via the Aphrodite/Adonis trail (about 2 hours each way). Ordinary hire cars should not attempt the track.
No car park at the lagoon itself — drivers park at the Baths of Aphrodite and walk or 4×4 in. Most visitors arrive by boat.
June–September for warm water; come around midday when overhead sun lights the lagoon to its brightest turquoise. Early morning is calmest, before the boats arrive.

A wide crescent of untouched golden sand and a protected loggerhead & green-turtle nesting site. No facilities, no umbrellas — just dunes, sea and the conservation hatchery.

A dramatic slot canyon where 30-metre limestone walls close to arm’s width overhead. Follow the stream bed past a famous wedged boulder; mouflon and griffon vultures live above.

A fern-shaded natural grotto and pool where myth says the goddess bathed. The trailhead opens onto the Aphrodite & Adonis coastal nature trails with sweeping bay views.