Take the helm of a Tempest 570 from Latchi Harbour and explore Blue Lagoon and the Akamas coastline at your own pace. This self-drive option pairs easy handling with access to secluded coves, snorkeling, and dramatic sea caves.
Take the helm of a Tempest 570 from Latchi Harbour and explore Blue Lagoon and the Akamas coastline at your own pace. This self-drive option pairs easy handling with access to secluded coves, snorkeling, and dramatic sea caves.
The engine cuts through the swell and the Akamas coastline opens like a map of hidden coves—limestone cliffs giving way to pebble beaches and cobalt water that dares you to dive. From Latchi Harbour you take the helm of a Tempest 570, a compact speedboat built for quick access to Blue Lagoon and the pockets of shoreline that only boats can reach.
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Operated by Blue Diamond Latchi · Latchi, Paphos District
The engine cuts through the swell and the Akamas coastline opens like a map of hidden coves—limestone cliffs giving way to pebble beaches and cobalt water that dares you to dive. From Latchi Harbour you take the helm of a Tempest 570, a compact speedboat built for quick access to Blue Lagoon and the pockets of shoreline that only boats can reach.
This stretch of northwest Cyprus carries layers of history: Phoenician and Greek mariners once hugged these shores, and the peninsula’s name recalls Akamas, the mythic son of Theseus. Geologically the coast is rugged limestone and karst, shaped into cliffs, caves and submerged seagrass meadows that support a rich marine life. The local fishing villages still set the pace here—slow mornings, seafood on charcoal, and boats returning heavy with the day’s catch.
Practicality rules once you’re aboard. The 5.7m Tempest with a 100HP Honda gets you swiftly between anchorable bays; lifejackets, snorkel gear, a coolbox, and an awning are provided. Plan your loop: Blue Lagoon’s turquoise shallows for snorkeling, a sheltered beach for lunch, then the sea caves for photos. Respect turtle nesting sites and avoid anchoring on Posidonia beds.
Expect easy hands-on boating—no licence required for this craft, but the provider gives a safety briefing and an escort craft for guidance. Three hours is enough for a focused circuit; arrive early to beat southerly winds and mid-day crowds. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a dry bag, and a sense of curiosity—this coastline rewards careful exploration.
moderate.
3 hours.
Suitable for people in average physical condition; you’ll be standing or moving on a small boat and climbing ladders for swims.
No licence is required for this self-drive offering; drivers must be 18+ with a valid road driving license and will receive a safety briefing before departure.
The operator monitors forecasts and will cancel or reschedule in unsafe conditions; full refunds are available if you cancel at least 24 hours before departure per policy.
The Tempest 570 seats up to eight passengers, though comfort for active snorkeling and sunbathing is best with 4–6 aboard.
Yes—masks, snorkels and basic fins are included, plus an escort vessel; consider bringing your own fins or mask for fit and hygiene.
Akamas Peninsula appears in Greek myth and has long been a coastal route for Mediterranean mariners; its villages retain a fishing and agropastoral heritage.
Akamas is ecologically sensitive—avoid anchoring on seagrass, keep distance from nesting beaches, and carry out any rubbish to protect marine habitats.
Blue Diamond Latchi operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.




The engine cuts through the swell and the Akamas coastline opens like a map of hidden coves—limestone cliffs giving way to pebble beaches and cobalt water that dares you to dive. From Latchi Harbour you take the helm of a Tempest 570, a compact speedboat built for quick access to Blue Lagoon and the pockets of shoreline that only boats can reach.
The engine cuts through the swell and the Akamas coastline opens like a map of hidden coves—limestone cliffs giving way to pebble beaches and cobalt water that dares you to dive. From Latchi Harbour you take the helm of a Tempest 570, a compact speedboat built for quick access to Blue Lagoon and the pockets of shoreline that only boats can reach.
This stretch of northwest Cyprus carries layers of history: Phoenician and Greek mariners once hugged these shores, and the peninsula’s name recalls Akamas, the mythic son of Theseus. Geologically the coast is rugged limestone and karst, shaped into cliffs, caves and submerged seagrass meadows that support a rich marine life. The local fishing villages still set the pace here—slow mornings, seafood on charcoal, and boats returning heavy with the day’s catch.
Practicality rules once you’re aboard. The 5.7m Tempest with a 100HP Honda gets you swiftly between anchorable bays; lifejackets, snorkel gear, a coolbox, and an awning are provided. Plan your loop: Blue Lagoon’s turquoise shallows for snorkeling, a sheltered beach for lunch, then the sea caves for photos. Respect turtle nesting sites and avoid anchoring on Posidonia beds.
Expect easy hands-on boating—no licence required for this craft, but the provider gives a safety briefing and an escort craft for guidance. Three hours is enough for a focused circuit; arrive early to beat southerly winds and mid-day crowds. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a dry bag, and a sense of curiosity—this coastline rewards careful exploration.