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Board a Sea Ray 52 for a private cruise from Latchi to the Blue Lagoon and Akamas bays—swim, snorkel, sunbathe, and explore sea caves aboard a luxury motor cruiser. Ideal for groups who want flexibility, clear water, and pristine snorkeling in Cyprus’s wild northwest coast.
Board a Sea Ray 52 for a private cruise from Latchi to the Blue Lagoon and Akamas bays—swim, snorkel, sunbathe, and explore sea caves aboard a luxury motor cruiser. Ideal for groups who want flexibility, clear water, and pristine snorkeling in Cyprus’s wild northwest coast.
You step onto teak and stainless steel, the engine’s low purr turning into a steady companion as the coastline of Akamas slides aft. The Sea Ray 52 rises and settles on glassy water; the captain points the bow toward a pale crescent of sand and the unmistakable turquoise of the Blue Lagoon. Sun and sea set the pace—swells lift you, the current teases you toward hidden coves, and the boat offers shaded respite between swims.
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Operated by Latchi Watersports Centre · Latchi, Paphos District
You step onto teak and stainless steel, the engine’s low purr turning into a steady companion as the coastline of Akamas slides aft. The Sea Ray 52 rises and settles on glassy water; the captain points the bow toward a pale crescent of sand and the unmistakable turquoise of the Blue Lagoon. Sun and sea set the pace—swells lift you, the current teases you toward hidden coves, and the boat offers shaded respite between swims.
The Akamas Peninsula is one of Cyprus’s most rugged coastal reserves, carved from limestone and volcanic rock over millennia; its bays hold clear water and Posidonia meadows that sustain a vibrant marine life. Small islets and caves—Manolis Caves among them—dot the shoreline, bearing traces of fishing culture and centuries of seafaring. The Blue Lagoon’s island provides a protected cove with exceptional snorkeling visibility and a chance to see schooling fish and, occasionally, loggerhead turtles.
Practically, charters run from 2–6 hours, departing Latchi harbor and looping through secluded bays at the captain’s discretion. Expect easy boarding, on-board restroom and basic refreshments; snorkeling gear is provided. Weather and sea state shape the route—calmer mornings give the clearest water. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, sturdy water shoes for rocky entries, and a light wind layer for open-water legs. If you want to take the helm, let the captain know—these private charters are ideal for mixed groups, families, and photographers.
Respect the sea: avoid anchoring on seagrass, carry out trash, and follow crew guidance to keep this coastline wild for the next visit.
easy.
2–6 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; basic swimming ability recommended for snorkeling
Yes — this listing is a private charter; the boat is reserved for your group up to the listed capacity.
The vessel accommodates up to 20 passengers; confirm your exact guest count when booking.
Snorkeling equipment is included, but many guests prefer to bring their own for a better fit.
Full refunds are available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure, per operator policy.
The Akamas Peninsula is a protected natural area with ancient coastal paths and a long history of small-scale fishing; its geology includes limestone cliffs and sheltered bays formed by coastal erosion.
The area hosts sensitive Posidonia seagrass and nesting beaches—avoid anchoring on seagrass, use reef-safe products, and take your rubbish back to shore.
Latchi Watersports Centre operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step onto teak and stainless steel, the engine’s low purr turning into a steady companion as the coastline of Akamas slides aft. The Sea Ray 52 rises and settles on glassy water; the captain points the bow toward a pale crescent of sand and the unmistakable turquoise of the Blue Lagoon. Sun and sea set the pace—swells lift you, the current teases you toward hidden coves, and the boat offers shaded respite between swims.
You step onto teak and stainless steel, the engine’s low purr turning into a steady companion as the coastline of Akamas slides aft. The Sea Ray 52 rises and settles on glassy water; the captain points the bow toward a pale crescent of sand and the unmistakable turquoise of the Blue Lagoon. Sun and sea set the pace—swells lift you, the current teases you toward hidden coves, and the boat offers shaded respite between swims.
The Akamas Peninsula is one of Cyprus’s most rugged coastal reserves, carved from limestone and volcanic rock over millennia; its bays hold clear water and Posidonia meadows that sustain a vibrant marine life. Small islets and caves—Manolis Caves among them—dot the shoreline, bearing traces of fishing culture and centuries of seafaring. The Blue Lagoon’s island provides a protected cove with exceptional snorkeling visibility and a chance to see schooling fish and, occasionally, loggerhead turtles.
Practically, charters run from 2–6 hours, departing Latchi harbor and looping through secluded bays at the captain’s discretion. Expect easy boarding, on-board restroom and basic refreshments; snorkeling gear is provided. Weather and sea state shape the route—calmer mornings give the clearest water. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, sturdy water shoes for rocky entries, and a light wind layer for open-water legs. If you want to take the helm, let the captain know—these private charters are ideal for mixed groups, families, and photographers.
Respect the sea: avoid anchoring on seagrass, carry out trash, and follow crew guidance to keep this coastline wild for the next visit.