Set out from Latchi Harbour aboard Amore Mio for a private four‑hour cruise to the Blue Lagoon and nearby Akamas coves. Expect fast runs, calm anchor stops, snorkeling and local drinks included—ideal for groups up to 12.
Set out from Latchi Harbour aboard Amore Mio for a private four‑hour cruise to the Blue Lagoon and nearby Akamas coves. Expect fast runs, calm anchor stops, snorkeling and local drinks included—ideal for groups up to 12.
The bow cuts through glassy Mediterranean water as Amore Mio slides out of Latchi Harbour, engines easing to a steady hum. Sunlight rims limestone cliffs and the scrub of the Akamas Peninsula leans away, leaving a pocket of turquoise—Blue Lagoon—where swimmers and snorkelers drift like slow-moving constellations. On a four‑hour private charter, the coast becomes a personal playground: hidden coves loosen into open sea, and the captain sets a relaxed tempo between short runs and anchor time.
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Operated by Demetris Chara Boat · Latchi, Paphos District
The bow cuts through glassy Mediterranean water as Amore Mio slides out of Latchi Harbour, engines easing to a steady hum. Sunlight rims limestone cliffs and the scrub of the Akamas Peninsula leans away, leaving a pocket of turquoise—Blue Lagoon—where swimmers and snorkelers drift like slow-moving constellations. On a four‑hour private charter, the coast becomes a personal playground: hidden coves loosen into open sea, and the captain sets a relaxed tempo between short runs and anchor time.
Akamas carries a layered history: a rugged coastline shaped by Pleistocene limestone and marine terraces, named for the mythic Akamas of classical lore, and long used by local fishermen before tourism widened. The geology gives steep sea cliffs, pebbled coves and clear water that shows Posidonia meadows below. Cultural notes arrive in the small harbourside tavernas of Latchi—fresh catch, dry zivania and a neighborhood cadence that favors late lunches.
Practicalities matter on a private yacht. Amore Mio’s twin 150 hp V6 engines reach nearly 30 knots for quick transfers, but expect slow, comfortable cruising when anchored. The charter includes captain, fuel and basic drinks; plan swim stops, sunscreen, snorkel gear and shade. Bookings require names, age bands and pickup points; cancel 24 hours ahead for a full refund. For conservation, avoid anchoring on seagrass and respect turtle nesting zones. Timing your trip early morning or late afternoon reduces crowds and wind; mid‑summer is warmest, shoulder seasons offer calmer seas. Whether you want a secluded swim, cliffside photos or a flexible coastal loop, this private charter mixes speed, comfort and local knowledge to put the Akamas coastline within reach.
easy.
4 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; must be able to climb a ladder to reboard from the water
Amore Mio accommodates up to 12 people including the captain, making it suitable for groups and intimate outings.
Yes — the charter is unstructured and flexible; discuss preferred coves, snorkel stops and timing with the operator when booking.
Standard inclusions are the captain, fuel and basic drinks (soft drinks, beer, water, wine); confirm any extras like snorkeling equipment before departure.
Full refunds are available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure; trips may be canceled for bad weather.
The Akamas Peninsula, named after a mythic Greek figure, remained sparsely developed historically and retains traditional fishing communities around Latchi.
Akamas is a sensitive marine and coastal zone; avoid anchoring on seagrass meadows and follow captain guidance to protect turtle nesting and local habitats.
Demetris Chara Boat operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.




The bow cuts through glassy Mediterranean water as Amore Mio slides out of Latchi Harbour, engines easing to a steady hum. Sunlight rims limestone cliffs and the scrub of the Akamas Peninsula leans away, leaving a pocket of turquoise—Blue Lagoon—where swimmers and snorkelers drift like slow-moving constellations. On a four‑hour private charter, the coast becomes a personal playground: hidden coves loosen into open sea, and the captain sets a relaxed tempo between short runs and anchor time.
The bow cuts through glassy Mediterranean water as Amore Mio slides out of Latchi Harbour, engines easing to a steady hum. Sunlight rims limestone cliffs and the scrub of the Akamas Peninsula leans away, leaving a pocket of turquoise—Blue Lagoon—where swimmers and snorkelers drift like slow-moving constellations. On a four‑hour private charter, the coast becomes a personal playground: hidden coves loosen into open sea, and the captain sets a relaxed tempo between short runs and anchor time.
Akamas carries a layered history: a rugged coastline shaped by Pleistocene limestone and marine terraces, named for the mythic Akamas of classical lore, and long used by local fishermen before tourism widened. The geology gives steep sea cliffs, pebbled coves and clear water that shows Posidonia meadows below. Cultural notes arrive in the small harbourside tavernas of Latchi—fresh catch, dry zivania and a neighborhood cadence that favors late lunches.
Practicalities matter on a private yacht. Amore Mio’s twin 150 hp V6 engines reach nearly 30 knots for quick transfers, but expect slow, comfortable cruising when anchored. The charter includes captain, fuel and basic drinks; plan swim stops, sunscreen, snorkel gear and shade. Bookings require names, age bands and pickup points; cancel 24 hours ahead for a full refund. For conservation, avoid anchoring on seagrass and respect turtle nesting zones. Timing your trip early morning or late afternoon reduces crowds and wind; mid‑summer is warmest, shoulder seasons offer calmer seas. Whether you want a secluded swim, cliffside photos or a flexible coastal loop, this private charter mixes speed, comfort and local knowledge to put the Akamas coastline within reach.