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Spend an evening aboard a sailing catamaran from Protaras, cruising past Fig Tree Bay to Cape Greco’s Blue Lagoon with a swim stop, buffet dinner and drinks. This calm, scenic sunset sail combines accessible ocean swimming with coastal views and a glimpse of Varosha from offshore.
Spend an evening aboard a sailing catamaran from Protaras, cruising past Fig Tree Bay to Cape Greco’s Blue Lagoon with a swim stop, buffet dinner and drinks. This calm, scenic sunset sail combines accessible ocean swimming with coastal views and a glimpse of Varosha from offshore.
The catamaran lifts quietly from Protaras harbor as late afternoon light thickens over the Mediterranean, sails filling with a steady offshore breeze. Onboard Mediterraneo III, laughter and the hiss of sea meet as the shoreline slides past—Fig Tree Bay’s pale sand, low cliffs around Konnos Bay, then the cobalt drop-off at Cape Greco’s Blue Lagoon where swimmers thread the water like scattered coins.
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Operated by MTS GLOBE CYPRUS LTD. · Protaras, Famagusta District
The catamaran lifts quietly from Protaras harbor as late afternoon light thickens over the Mediterranean, sails filling with a steady offshore breeze. Onboard Mediterraneo III, laughter and the hiss of sea meet as the shoreline slides past—Fig Tree Bay’s pale sand, low cliffs around Konnos Bay, then the cobalt drop-off at Cape Greco’s Blue Lagoon where swimmers thread the water like scattered coins.
This stretch of Cyprus carries layers of history: ancient maritime routes, Venetian and Ottoman coastal defenses, and the recent, charged story of Varosha—the once-bustling Famagusta district frozen since 1974 that you’ll view from a distance. Geologically the coastline alternates between soft, wave-sculpted limestone and harder capes that shelter clear, nutrient-poor water, which is why the bays here look impossibly blue.
Expect a relaxed, social outing rather than a strenuous excursion. The itinerary typically includes coastal passages, a swim stop in the Blue Lagoon or sheltered cove, a buffet with seasonal fruit and dessert, plus an open bar. Bring swimwear and a towel for the swim window; the sea can be cool even in summer.
Timing is practical—late afternoon departures give you light for photos and calmer seas for the return as the sun moves toward the horizon. Keep sunscreen and a light wind layer handy for when the breeze picks up on open water. Respect local wildlife and shoreline rules: avoid anchoring on seagrass beds and follow crew guidance when swimming. This cruise pairs easy comfort with striking coastal scenery—ideal for travelers who want a breezy, active evening on the water.
easy.
4 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; participants should be able to step aboard a low gangway and swim unassisted if joining the swim stop.
Yes; the cruise includes a buffet dinner with seasonal fruit and dessert, plus an open bar with unlimited drinks.
Yes—there is a designated swim stop in the Blue Lagoon or a nearby sheltered cove; follow crew instructions on when and where to enter the water.
Pickup and drop-off from hotels or designated meeting points are typically included—confirm your pickup point at booking.
Trips are subject to favorable weather; if cancelled due to weather you’ll be offered an alternative date or a full refund per the operator’s policy.
The cruise skirts Famagusta Bay where the modern story of Varosha—an abandoned resort quarter since 1974—remains visible from the water; the area has layered Venetian, Ottoman and British-era coastal activity.
Avoid anchoring on seagrass and heed crew guidance during swim stops; Cape Greco’s marine habitats are sensitive and protected areas rely on low-impact visitation.
MTS GLOBE CYPRUS LTD. operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The catamaran lifts quietly from Protaras harbor as late afternoon light thickens over the Mediterranean, sails filling with a steady offshore breeze. Onboard Mediterraneo III, laughter and the hiss of sea meet as the shoreline slides past—Fig Tree Bay’s pale sand, low cliffs around Konnos Bay, then the cobalt drop-off at Cape Greco’s Blue Lagoon where swimmers thread the water like scattered coins.
The catamaran lifts quietly from Protaras harbor as late afternoon light thickens over the Mediterranean, sails filling with a steady offshore breeze. Onboard Mediterraneo III, laughter and the hiss of sea meet as the shoreline slides past—Fig Tree Bay’s pale sand, low cliffs around Konnos Bay, then the cobalt drop-off at Cape Greco’s Blue Lagoon where swimmers thread the water like scattered coins.
This stretch of Cyprus carries layers of history: ancient maritime routes, Venetian and Ottoman coastal defenses, and the recent, charged story of Varosha—the once-bustling Famagusta district frozen since 1974 that you’ll view from a distance. Geologically the coastline alternates between soft, wave-sculpted limestone and harder capes that shelter clear, nutrient-poor water, which is why the bays here look impossibly blue.
Expect a relaxed, social outing rather than a strenuous excursion. The itinerary typically includes coastal passages, a swim stop in the Blue Lagoon or sheltered cove, a buffet with seasonal fruit and dessert, plus an open bar. Bring swimwear and a towel for the swim window; the sea can be cool even in summer.
Timing is practical—late afternoon departures give you light for photos and calmer seas for the return as the sun moves toward the horizon. Keep sunscreen and a light wind layer handy for when the breeze picks up on open water. Respect local wildlife and shoreline rules: avoid anchoring on seagrass beds and follow crew guidance when swimming. This cruise pairs easy comfort with striking coastal scenery—ideal for travelers who want a breezy, active evening on the water.