Of all the beaches in all the cities in the world, you should swim in Cyprus. ‘ Fly to this beautiful Mediterranean island and enjoy the pleasures of rejuvenating sun, sizzling sand, and an invigorating swim in a blue sea. Let’s browse the 7 best beaches in the country below:

Coral Bay: Surrounded by rocky caves and cliffs on the west coast, this beach is ideal for families. You can also enjoy water skiing and scuba diving here while the children can take a safe swim in the shallow shore of the bay.

Porto Pomos – A deep blue sea and rocky shoreline, this beach is on the wild and wild side of western Cyprus. You can also visit the fishing village of Latchi and the astonishingly picturesque town of Polis. One of the most unexplored beaches in the country, the westernmost coast of Pomos is thrilling and exciting. A bath here is a memory for a lifetime.

Mackenzie Beach: Cyprus’s party beach, this Larnaca beach is very close to the airport. Here, a multitude of chiringuitos line up to quench your thirst while a plethora of music generates a jaw-dropping aura for locals and tourists alike.

Nissi Beach – This Ayia Napa beach is a favorite with young people. A hotbed for the holidays in the high season, the water here is crystal clear and shallow at low tide and it is a challenge to swim when the tide is high. Blessed with a plummeting shoreline of soft white sands, Nissi Beach will keep you buzzing with activities like water skiing, paragliding, ringo rides and banana boats or lazing around with its comfortable loungers – it really is your choice!

Latchi Beach: Do you like seafood? Then hang on to Latchi! Boasting one of the best seafood cuisines in Cyprus, Latchi is a must for someone who enjoys the calm harbor breeze, a plate full of delicious seafood, and a beautiful sunset.

Lara Bay: Difficult to access and a wild beach, Lara Bay is a delight for turtle lovers. You do need a 4×4 vehicle to access this secluded bay, however when you get here the sight of green and loggerhead turtles will rush to captivate your senses.

Konnos Bay – This sheltered bay between Protaras and Ayia Napa has something to offer everyone: dense forested cliffs for inspired hikers, powdery white sands for sun worshipers, and warm turquoise waters for fervent swimmers. A visit to this picturesque cove, at the foot of Cape Greco, will undoubtedly develop countless memories of sheer reverence for a lifetime.

There are many other honorable mentions in this category: Aphrodite’s Rock and Beach, Serena Bay, Paramali Beach, and Episkopi.