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Sail from Protaras at golden hour on an adults-only catamaran that visits the Blue Lagoon, Fig Tree Bay coastline and a viewing pass of Varosha. Expect swim stops, an open bar and a relaxed 4-hour sunset route that prioritizes safety and comfort.
Sail from Protaras at golden hour on an adults-only catamaran that visits the Blue Lagoon, Fig Tree Bay coastline and a viewing pass of Varosha. Expect swim stops, an open bar and a relaxed 4-hour sunset route that prioritizes safety and comfort.
The catamaran slips from Green Bay as late afternoon light thins, sails catching the warm eastern Mediterranean breeze. Guests step aboard with a welcome glass of champagne and the sea opens ahead—Fig Tree Bay's pale sand sliding past the hull, then the low cliffs of Cape Greco and the electric turquoise of the Blue Lagoon where the boat will anchor for a swim.
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Operated by MTS GLOBE CYPRUS LTD. · Protaras, Famagusta District
The catamaran slips from Green Bay as late afternoon light thins, sails catching the warm eastern Mediterranean breeze. Guests step aboard with a welcome glass of champagne and the sea opens ahead—Fig Tree Bay's pale sand sliding past the hull, then the low cliffs of Cape Greco and the electric turquoise of the Blue Lagoon where the boat will anchor for a swim.
This stretch of Cyprus carries layered history: Ottoman, Venetian and British influences shaped coastal settlements, while Varosha—once a thriving resort—now stands as a frozen chapter from the island’s 1974 conflict, visible from the water as an eerie silhouette. Geologically, Cape Greco is limestone carved by waves and time, producing sea caves and clear drop-offs that make the Blue Lagoon a favored snorkeling spot.
The cruise balances relaxation with practical comforts: an open bar, buffet service with seasonal fruit and dessert, and planned swim stops. The route can change with sea or wind conditions, prioritizing safety over schedule. Locals often pair the outing with an evening in Protaras or Ayia Napa for food and nightlife; try a local brandy sour or a simple mezze after disembarking.
Practical planning beats last-minute scrambling—wear reef-safe sunscreen, bring a towel and a light layer for the sea breeze after sunset, and be ready for gentle movement on deck. The adults-only setting keeps the mood calm and social. For those seeking an accessible, scenic way to experience Cyprus’s coastline, this catamaran cruise delivers clear water, coastal views and a quiet sunset from the sea.
easy.
4 hours.
Suitable for all fitness levels; requires basic mobility to board and move around deck.
Yes—this tour is restricted to adult passengers, creating a quieter atmosphere for sunset viewing and onboard socializing.
Yes—there is an open bar and a buffet meal including seasonal fresh fruit and dessert; specifics may vary by operator.
Yes—the itinerary includes a swim stop at the Blue Lagoon; basic snorkeling is common but gear may not be provided, so bring your own if needed.
Boarding is from Green Bay in Protaras—follow local directions past The White Kiosk and Green Bay Beach to the catamaran MED III.
Varosha’s abandoned resort district, visible from the boat, reflects the island’s 1974 division; nearby coastal villages display a mix of Venetian and Ottoman architectural traces.
Boat operators often adjust routes to protect marine conditions; use reef-safe products and avoid anchoring on seagrass to reduce impact.
MTS GLOBE CYPRUS LTD. operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The catamaran slips from Green Bay as late afternoon light thins, sails catching the warm eastern Mediterranean breeze. Guests step aboard with a welcome glass of champagne and the sea opens ahead—Fig Tree Bay's pale sand sliding past the hull, then the low cliffs of Cape Greco and the electric turquoise of the Blue Lagoon where the boat will anchor for a swim.
The catamaran slips from Green Bay as late afternoon light thins, sails catching the warm eastern Mediterranean breeze. Guests step aboard with a welcome glass of champagne and the sea opens ahead—Fig Tree Bay's pale sand sliding past the hull, then the low cliffs of Cape Greco and the electric turquoise of the Blue Lagoon where the boat will anchor for a swim.
This stretch of Cyprus carries layered history: Ottoman, Venetian and British influences shaped coastal settlements, while Varosha—once a thriving resort—now stands as a frozen chapter from the island’s 1974 conflict, visible from the water as an eerie silhouette. Geologically, Cape Greco is limestone carved by waves and time, producing sea caves and clear drop-offs that make the Blue Lagoon a favored snorkeling spot.
The cruise balances relaxation with practical comforts: an open bar, buffet service with seasonal fruit and dessert, and planned swim stops. The route can change with sea or wind conditions, prioritizing safety over schedule. Locals often pair the outing with an evening in Protaras or Ayia Napa for food and nightlife; try a local brandy sour or a simple mezze after disembarking.
Practical planning beats last-minute scrambling—wear reef-safe sunscreen, bring a towel and a light layer for the sea breeze after sunset, and be ready for gentle movement on deck. The adults-only setting keeps the mood calm and social. For those seeking an accessible, scenic way to experience Cyprus’s coastline, this catamaran cruise delivers clear water, coastal views and a quiet sunset from the sea.