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Cruise from Latchi Harbor to Blue Lagoon and the Akamas Peninsula. Explore hidden coves, the Baths of Aphrodite, and Cyprus’ most iconic coastal sights aboard Black Pearl Yacht.

7 Must-See Sights on your way Blue Lagoon

Black Pearl yacht cruising through the turquoise waters near Blue Lagoon, Akamas, Cyprus.
Rocky grotto at the Baths of Aphrodite in Akamas Peninsula, surrounded by lush green hills and the clear blue sea.

Baths of Aphrodite

Tucked away in the lush Akamas Peninsula, the Baths of Aphrodite blend myth with natural charm.

Legend says this peaceful grotto was where the goddess Aphrodite bathed, leaving the waters touched by her beauty.

Today, the site invites visitors to stroll through shaded trails and soak in the calm, surrounded by greenery and timeless serenity.

St. George Island

Set in the turquoise waters of the Mediterranean, St. George Island is a peaceful spot rich in history and myth.

Named after the ancient church on the nearby shore, this island was once part of the mainland until seismic activity set it apart, shaping the isolated beauty we see today.

Across from it stands the church of St. George—one of many once-vibrant religious sites in the Akamas region. Some now rest quietly beneath the sea, echoes of a past era.

St. George Island in the Akamas Peninsula, Cyprus, with rocky cliffs, turquoise waters, and seagulls flying above the sea.

Blaji Bay (Ancient Theatre)

Carved by time and history, Blaji Bay rests quietly along the rugged coast of the Akamas Peninsula. Once an active Byzantine quarry, this peaceful inlet now welcomes visitors with its serene waters and striking rock formations.

The stones once quarried here helped shape the bay’s natural amphitheater and the harbor of Latchi nearby.

Blaji Bay remains a quiet testament to Akamas’ layered past, where nature and history coexist beautifully.

Manolis Sea Caves

Etched into the cliffs of the Akamas coastline, the Manolis Sea Caves reveal a powerful story shaped by both nature and local tradition.

Named after a fisherman who tragically died while using dynamite to fish, these caves were unintentionally sculpted by such practices—each chamber a striking reminder of the past.

Today, visitors can admire their raw beauty and reflect on the human imprint etched into the landscape’s natural splendor.

Bright blue waters against rocky cliffs at the Manolis Sea Caves in the Akamas Peninsula.
Visitors swimming and relaxing in the turquoise waters of the Blue Lagoon, surrounded by boats and cliffs.

Blue Lagoon

Step into a slice of paradise at the Blue Lagoon—famous for its vivid turquoise waters and unspoiled beauty.

Tucked between the cliffs of the Akamas Peninsula, this peaceful haven invites you to swim, snorkel, or simply unwind under the sun.

Whether you’re exploring underwater life or floating in calm serenity, the Blue Lagoon promises a truly unforgettable escape.

Fontana Amorosa

Tucked away in the Akamas Peninsula, Fontana Amorosa—meaning “Fountain of Love”—is a peaceful spring shrouded in myth and romance.

Folklore whispers that a sip from its waters brings eternal love, drawing couples and dreamers to this enchanting spot.

Whether for the legend or the scenery, Fontana Amorosa offers a magical pause on your journey.

Aerial view of Fontana Amorosa with turquoise waters and small boats near the rocky coast of Akamas.
Rocky cliffs of Cape Arnaoutis at the edge of the Akamas Peninsula, overlooking the sea.

Cape Arnaoutis

At the far edge of the Akamas Peninsula lies Cape Arnaoutis, a remote and storied point where history and nature meet.

Once a vital lookout for ancient seafarers and defenders against raiders, this dramatic cape—named after “Turkish raiders”—echoes tales from over 12,000 years ago.

Its steep cliffs and raw beauty invite adventurous travelers to uncover one of Cyprus’s most untouched and significant coastal landmarks.

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