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Dance to live DJ sets while the ship slips past Cape Greco’s sea caves and the Blue Lagoon. This adults-only 3.5-hour sunset cruise mixes nostalgic music, an onboard Cypriot meal, a swim stop and chances to see sea turtles.
Dance to live DJ sets while the ship slips past Cape Greco’s sea caves and the Blue Lagoon. This adults-only 3.5-hour sunset cruise mixes nostalgic music, an onboard Cypriot meal, a swim stop and chances to see sea turtles.
The sun slides toward the horizon and the St Georgios hums with bass — laughter mixing with the DJ’s vinyl-smooth sets as Protaras’ jagged coastline recedes.
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Operated by St Georgios Boat · Protaras, Famagusta District
The sun slides toward the horizon and the St Georgios hums with bass — laughter mixing with the DJ’s vinyl-smooth sets as Protaras’ jagged coastline recedes.
This adults-only sunset cruise pairs a lively 80s/90s dance atmosphere with classic east Cyprus coastline sightseeing: a slow run past the Church of Agioi Anargyroi where you can lean over the rail and touch the rocks that ancient worshippers once used, a spellbinding pass by sea caves and Lovers’ Bridge in Cape Greco, and a dip in the crystal Blue Lagoon for snorkeling and cool water.
Geology here is exposed Mediterranean limestone—sea-carved caves, narrow inlets and clear shallow shelves that make the water appear electric at dusk. Culturally, the boat serves a traditional Cypriot meal cooked onboard (BBQ chicken, pourgouri and fresh fries) while the crew shares local anecdotes about pirate coves and smuggling routes that shaped the coastline.
Practicalities: the cruise is 210 minutes, adults 16+, departs from Protaras Pier; expect steps to board and to access the onboard restroom. Snorkel gear and flotation aids are provided; Wi‑Fi is available. Bring swimwear, reef‑safe sunscreen and ID if anyone looks under 16. If you’re prone to seasickness, take medication beforehand and sit mid-ship for a steadier ride.
Timing is everything—arrive 15–20 minutes early for boarding, reserve for summer evenings, and keep your camera ready: turtles are sometimes sighted and the sunset light reveals the coastline’s raw limestone edges.
easy.
3–4 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; basic mobility required for boarding and swimming during the stop.
The 3.5-hour cruise includes the DJ party, an onboard Cypriot dinner (BBQ chicken, pourgouri, fries; vegetarian on request), snorkeling gear, flotation aids and onboard restrooms.
Departures and returns are from the end of Protaras Pier; arrive 15–20 minutes early and contact the operator by WhatsApp if delayed.
Yes—snorkel equipment and flotation aids are provided and the swim stop is in calm, shallow water, but non-swimmers should stay near flotation devices.
Full refund if the cruise is canceled due to bad weather; customers should cancel at least 24 hours prior for a full refund otherwise.
The Cape Greco shoreline and its caves have long histories as shelter and smuggling routes; the Church of Agioi Anargyroi marks the island’s easternmost ceremonial point.
Turtle nesting and clear-water habitats are fragile—operators emphasize no-touch rules, reef-safe sunscreen and removing all trash from the water.
St Georgios Boat operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The sun slides toward the horizon and the St Georgios hums with bass — laughter mixing with the DJ’s vinyl-smooth sets as Protaras’ jagged coastline recedes.
The sun slides toward the horizon and the St Georgios hums with bass — laughter mixing with the DJ’s vinyl-smooth sets as Protaras’ jagged coastline recedes.
This adults-only sunset cruise pairs a lively 80s/90s dance atmosphere with classic east Cyprus coastline sightseeing: a slow run past the Church of Agioi Anargyroi where you can lean over the rail and touch the rocks that ancient worshippers once used, a spellbinding pass by sea caves and Lovers’ Bridge in Cape Greco, and a dip in the crystal Blue Lagoon for snorkeling and cool water.
Geology here is exposed Mediterranean limestone—sea-carved caves, narrow inlets and clear shallow shelves that make the water appear electric at dusk. Culturally, the boat serves a traditional Cypriot meal cooked onboard (BBQ chicken, pourgouri and fresh fries) while the crew shares local anecdotes about pirate coves and smuggling routes that shaped the coastline.
Practicalities: the cruise is 210 minutes, adults 16+, departs from Protaras Pier; expect steps to board and to access the onboard restroom. Snorkel gear and flotation aids are provided; Wi‑Fi is available. Bring swimwear, reef‑safe sunscreen and ID if anyone looks under 16. If you’re prone to seasickness, take medication beforehand and sit mid-ship for a steadier ride.
Timing is everything—arrive 15–20 minutes early for boarding, reserve for summer evenings, and keep your camera ready: turtles are sometimes sighted and the sunset light reveals the coastline’s raw limestone edges.