Protaras enjoys a privileged location on the site of the ancient city-state Leukolla. Although a modern seaside resort, the town draws upon centuries-old traditions, reflected in cultural attractions, local customs, and dining. As you drive inland from Protaras to Paralimni, you will stumble upon the scenic valley of windmills used to power irrigation for local vegetable and potato crops. Take time to explore Protaras and the outstanding regional landmarks.
Favoured as a beginners' diving site, Green Bay is an inviting destination for swimming, wakeboarding, wakesurfing, and wakeskating.
A sandy stretch east of Ayia Napa towards Protaras, Konnos Beach is part of the bucolic Cape Greco National Park. It offers calm, shallow waters, ideal for swimming and snorkelling, among other water sports.
MUSAN is a forest of stone trees designed to attract marine flora and fauna; an ideal place for divers and snorkelers.
Discover a dazzling marina with international-level facilities for luxury yachts. Visitors will appreciate retail and dining options and a wide array of recreational and entertainment experiences.
The gem of Protaras, Fig Tree Bay provides shallow waters, ideal for swimming, and a 500 metres Blue Flag sandy beach with lifeguards during the tourist season.
An area of stunning natural geography populated by endemic flora and rare plant species, including orchids, the park is a game reserve and a birding site.
It is worth taking a day trip to explore Cyprus's most extensive mountain range and discover pastoral villages, Byzantine churches, waterfalls, and pine forests.
