
Blue Lagoon
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.
Viewpoint · Peyia · Coral Bay
A rusting cargo ship run aground beneath white cliffs, dramatic at sunset. Minutes away, the Peyia sea caves cut into the rock — locals leap from the ledges into deep blue water.
The Edro III, a cargo ship grounded in 2011, still sits upright on the rocks near the Sea Caves at Peyia — one of Cyprus's most photographed wrecks, especially silhouetted at sunset above the honeycombed coastal caves.
Drive to the Sea Caves area at Peyia (north of Coral Bay) and follow the coast road to the cliff-top viewpoint above the wreck.
Roadside and informal parking near the viewpoint and the Oniro by the Sea restaurant.
Golden hour — the low sun lights the rusting hull and the sea caves below begin to glow.

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.

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.