

by Medusa Boat Trips Medusa Cruises
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✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€56This 4-hour Medusa Turtle Chill-Out Cruise departs from Protaras and follows the coastline toward Ayia Napa. The boat passes by the Famagusta Viewpoint, where the abandoned Varosha Ghost Town can be seen across the water. Next, it sails past Fig Tree Bay Beach, known for its golden sand, and the white Agioi Anargyroi Chapel, which sits on a cliff above a sea cave. The cruise includes two swim stops. The first stop is at the Blue Lagoon near Cape Cavo Greco, a protected area with sea caves and clear water, where guests can swim and snorkel using provided equipment except fins. The second swim stop is at Green Bay Beach, a calm spot popular for seeing sea turtles and suitable for beginner snorkelers and divers. Along the route, the boat passes natural features such as Cyclops Cave and a nearby cliff cave, Konnos Bay beneath forested cliffs, and Kamara Tou Koraka, a natural stone arch also called Lovers’ Bridge. The cruise continues past the island’s easternmost British-built lighthouse, Protaras Pier, and several beaches including Vrissiana, Sunrise, Polyxenia, Pernera, Kalamies, Sirena Bay, Vrysoudi, Tulum Beach Bar, and Marlita Bay. The boat has onboard WiFi, restrooms, an English-speaking crew, music, and a relaxed atmosphere. Lunch is available as an option but is not included in the cruise price. This tour offers a chance to see a wide range of coastal landmarks around Protaras from the water, with opportunities to swim and snorkel at Turtle Bay and other locations.
Famagusta Viewpoint
The boat passes the Famagusta Viewpoint, which overlooks the abandoned Ghost Town of Varosha in Northern Cyprus. Varosha has been deserted since the 1974 Turkish invasion and serves as a reminder of the island's divided history.
Fig Tree Bay Beach
The cruise goes by Fig Tree Bay Beach, known for its golden sands and turquoise water. This beach was ranked the 3rd best in Europe by TripAdvisor in 2011 and is a prominent coastal landmark.
Agioi Anargyroi Chapel
The boat passes the white Agioi Anargyroi Chapel built in the 1950s, located on a cliff above a sea cave. It is a popular wedding site with views of the coastline.
Cape Cavo Greco
This natural area is known for sea caves, rocky cliffs, and clear water. The cruise stops here for about 30 minutes to swim and snorkel in the Blue Lagoon. Snorkeling equipment except fins is provided.
30 min
Green Bay Beach
The boat stops for 30 minutes at Green Bay Beach, a preferred snorkeling spot and beginner dive site. The calm waters here often allow sightings of sea turtles near the boat.
30 min
Cyclops Cave
Cyclops Cave, linked to a myth about the one-eyed giant who captured Ulysses, is a sea cave in Konnos Bay. It is a notable natural feature along the coast.
Unnamed cliff cave near Cyclops Cave
Next to Cyclops Cave is a less known cave carved into the cliffs, adding to the natural scenery of the Cape Greco area.
Konnos Bay
Konnos Bay lies in a protected cove beneath forested cliffs. It is considered one of Cyprus’ most scenic and peaceful bays, visible from the sea.
Kamara Tou Koraka
Also called Lovers’ Bridge, this natural stone arch rises from the sea in Cape Greco. It is a geological landmark and popular photo spot.
Easternmost British-built lighthouse
The cruise passes the second lighthouse built by the British in Cyprus, marking the island’s easternmost point with panoramic Mediterranean views.
Protaras Pier Beach
Near Protaras Pier, the beach offers soft sands and a vibrant beachfront atmosphere, showing a lively side of Protaras from the water.
Vrissiana Beach
This beach, merging with Sunrise Beach, is known for calm shallow water and a family-friendly setting near Fig Tree Bay.
Viewpoint of Sunrise Beach and Fig Tree Bay
The boat passes a point extending into the sea, offering wide views of Sunrise Beach and Fig Tree Bay.
Polyxenia Beach
Polyxenia Beach is a small sandy area suited for swimming, snorkeling, and water sports. Its clear, calm waters make it a favored coastal spot.
Pernera P Beach
Pernera Beach is family-friendly with soft sand and easy access. It welcomes adults, children, and guests with special needs.
Kalamies Beach
Ranked 16th out of 110 beaches in Cyprus, Kalamies Beach has good facilities and nearby sea-front restaurants. It is popular for swimming, dining, and relaxing.
St. Nicholas Church
Located at the Kalamies Beach promenade, this white and blue seaside chapel is a favored wedding and photography site with strong visual contrast against the sea.
Golden Coast Harbour
The cruise passes Golden Coast Harbour, a marina known for coastal views and calm surroundings. It is the main departure point and a local attraction with tavernas and walking paths.
Sirena Bay
Sirena Bay is a small, quiet beach with sunbeds and greenery along the Protaras coast, ideal for relaxation away from crowds.
Serena Beach Bar at Sirena Bay
The boat passes Serena Beach Bar, known for Mediterranean food, cocktails, and a relaxed music scene, popular for unwinding.
Vrysoudi Beach
Vrysoudi Beach is a small sheltered bay with calm waters year-round, suitable for families and less confident swimmers.
Tulum Beach Bar
Tulum Beach Bar is a trendy beachside spot with stylish decor and drinks, representing the sunny Cyprus vibe.
Marlita Bay
Marlita Bay is a quiet sandy beach with gentle waters, offering a calm place to relax during a stay in Protaras.
Optional Pickup Point Protaras Jetty Pier , MEDUSA CRUISES KIOSK (opposite Yianna Marie Restaurant) Pickup approx. 09:30. PLEASE GO AT MEDUSA CRUISES KIOSK
End point
Optional Pickup Point Protaras Jetty Pier , MEDUSA CRUISES KIOSK (opposite Yianna Marie Restaurant) Pickup approx. 09:30. PLEASE GO AT MEDUSA CRUISES KIOSK


by Medusa Boat Trips Medusa Cruises
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€56This 4-hour Medusa Turtle Chill-Out Cruise departs from Protaras and follows the coastline toward Ayia Napa. The boat passes by the Famagusta Viewpoint, where the abandoned Varosha Ghost Town can be seen across the water. Next, it sails past Fig Tree Bay Beach, known for its golden sand, and the white Agioi Anargyroi Chapel, which sits on a cliff above a sea cave. The cruise includes two swim stops. The first stop is at the Blue Lagoon near Cape Cavo Greco, a protected area with sea caves and clear water, where guests can swim and snorkel using provided equipment except fins. The second swim stop is at Green Bay Beach, a calm spot popular for seeing sea turtles and suitable for beginner snorkelers and divers. Along the route, the boat passes natural features such as Cyclops Cave and a nearby cliff cave, Konnos Bay beneath forested cliffs, and Kamara Tou Koraka, a natural stone arch also called Lovers’ Bridge. The cruise continues past the island’s easternmost British-built lighthouse, Protaras Pier, and several beaches including Vrissiana, Sunrise, Polyxenia, Pernera, Kalamies, Sirena Bay, Vrysoudi, Tulum Beach Bar, and Marlita Bay. The boat has onboard WiFi, restrooms, an English-speaking crew, music, and a relaxed atmosphere. Lunch is available as an option but is not included in the cruise price. This tour offers a chance to see a wide range of coastal landmarks around Protaras from the water, with opportunities to swim and snorkel at Turtle Bay and other locations.
Famagusta Viewpoint
The boat passes the Famagusta Viewpoint, which overlooks the abandoned Ghost Town of Varosha in Northern Cyprus. Varosha has been deserted since the 1974 Turkish invasion and serves as a reminder of the island's divided history.
Fig Tree Bay Beach
The cruise goes by Fig Tree Bay Beach, known for its golden sands and turquoise water. This beach was ranked the 3rd best in Europe by TripAdvisor in 2011 and is a prominent coastal landmark.
Agioi Anargyroi Chapel
The boat passes the white Agioi Anargyroi Chapel built in the 1950s, located on a cliff above a sea cave. It is a popular wedding site with views of the coastline.
Cape Cavo Greco
This natural area is known for sea caves, rocky cliffs, and clear water. The cruise stops here for about 30 minutes to swim and snorkel in the Blue Lagoon. Snorkeling equipment except fins is provided.
30 min
Green Bay Beach
The boat stops for 30 minutes at Green Bay Beach, a preferred snorkeling spot and beginner dive site. The calm waters here often allow sightings of sea turtles near the boat.
30 min
Cyclops Cave
Cyclops Cave, linked to a myth about the one-eyed giant who captured Ulysses, is a sea cave in Konnos Bay. It is a notable natural feature along the coast.
Unnamed cliff cave near Cyclops Cave
Next to Cyclops Cave is a less known cave carved into the cliffs, adding to the natural scenery of the Cape Greco area.
Konnos Bay
Konnos Bay lies in a protected cove beneath forested cliffs. It is considered one of Cyprus’ most scenic and peaceful bays, visible from the sea.
Kamara Tou Koraka
Also called Lovers’ Bridge, this natural stone arch rises from the sea in Cape Greco. It is a geological landmark and popular photo spot.
Easternmost British-built lighthouse
The cruise passes the second lighthouse built by the British in Cyprus, marking the island’s easternmost point with panoramic Mediterranean views.
Protaras Pier Beach
Near Protaras Pier, the beach offers soft sands and a vibrant beachfront atmosphere, showing a lively side of Protaras from the water.
Vrissiana Beach
This beach, merging with Sunrise Beach, is known for calm shallow water and a family-friendly setting near Fig Tree Bay.
Viewpoint of Sunrise Beach and Fig Tree Bay
The boat passes a point extending into the sea, offering wide views of Sunrise Beach and Fig Tree Bay.
Polyxenia Beach
Polyxenia Beach is a small sandy area suited for swimming, snorkeling, and water sports. Its clear, calm waters make it a favored coastal spot.
Pernera P Beach
Pernera Beach is family-friendly with soft sand and easy access. It welcomes adults, children, and guests with special needs.
Kalamies Beach
Ranked 16th out of 110 beaches in Cyprus, Kalamies Beach has good facilities and nearby sea-front restaurants. It is popular for swimming, dining, and relaxing.
St. Nicholas Church
Located at the Kalamies Beach promenade, this white and blue seaside chapel is a favored wedding and photography site with strong visual contrast against the sea.
Golden Coast Harbour
The cruise passes Golden Coast Harbour, a marina known for coastal views and calm surroundings. It is the main departure point and a local attraction with tavernas and walking paths.
Sirena Bay
Sirena Bay is a small, quiet beach with sunbeds and greenery along the Protaras coast, ideal for relaxation away from crowds.
Serena Beach Bar at Sirena Bay
The boat passes Serena Beach Bar, known for Mediterranean food, cocktails, and a relaxed music scene, popular for unwinding.
Vrysoudi Beach
Vrysoudi Beach is a small sheltered bay with calm waters year-round, suitable for families and less confident swimmers.
Tulum Beach Bar
Tulum Beach Bar is a trendy beachside spot with stylish decor and drinks, representing the sunny Cyprus vibe.
Marlita Bay
Marlita Bay is a quiet sandy beach with gentle waters, offering a calm place to relax during a stay in Protaras.
Optional Pickup Point Protaras Jetty Pier , MEDUSA CRUISES KIOSK (opposite Yianna Marie Restaurant) Pickup approx. 09:30. PLEASE GO AT MEDUSA CRUISES KIOSK
End point
Optional Pickup Point Protaras Jetty Pier , MEDUSA CRUISES KIOSK (opposite Yianna Marie Restaurant) Pickup approx. 09:30. PLEASE GO AT MEDUSA CRUISES KIOSK