- Ayia Napa - Exploration of the Agia Napa Sea Caves complex.\n\nAll along we have snorkelling buoy(s) so boats are alerted of our presence. \n\nWe enter usually two sea caves and we also snorkel under Lovers’ Bridge. This is the part of the trip that mainly has to do with enjoying the very particular rocky coast in the area. As this is a private trip, how long we stay here depends on the group.\n- Konnos Bay - If travellers are OK with it, we usually also visit Konnos beach, one of the best on the island and beyond. While a trip here is lovely on its own, a main reason for our guided trip is to hopefully spot one or some of the sea turtles that feed here on Poseidonia. The place seems to be more biodiverse in relation to Agia Napa Sea Caves. We usually spot between ten and twenty species. Travellers may prefer to spend a long time here, including hunging out at the beach or the nearby coffee place. If the travellers prefer, we can visit a third place for snorkelling, either Blue Lagoon (mainly for the beautiful coastline) or places like Green Bay or Crystal Springs Bay, to see more sea turtles and/or other sea animals.\n- Blue Lagoon - This is found along the east coast of Cape Greko. It is lovely for swimming and snorkelling especially because of the clear blue waters and the rocky coast (and not so much for biodiversity). As this is a private trip, it is customisable and together we can decide which and home many of upto three spots to visit for snorkeling.
- Inflatable safety buoy for every two participants
- Free use of snorkeling equipment
- Complimentary transportation via company car
- Bottled water
- Snacks
- Use of wetsuit
The Agia Napa and Cape Greko seaside is recognized by clear shimmering water, sky-blue hues, and offers fantastic snorkelling experiences.
In the vicinity of Agia Napa, there are beautifully colored sea caves (typically, we explore two) and the natural arch, known as Lovers’ Bridge. This primarily forms our snorkelling route that extends just beyond 1 km.
Our visit includes Konnos beach, located at Cape Greko’s eastern edge where sightings of sea turtles are highly likely.
We also have an option of snorkelling at a third location, which is usually either Blue Lagoon or Green Bay.
During our snorkelling tours, we make use of buoys to signal our location to nearby boats.
It’s important to note that this trip can be tailored based on the day’s weather conditions and the participants’ interests and character.
We accommodate our customers’ preferences and in situations where choppy seas are predicted, our snorkelling activities take place around East Cape Greko (only). If weather conditions are expected to deteriorate everywhere, the trip is called off).
- Participants must bring snorkeling and relevant great, towels, etc.
- Participants must hold relevant insurance.
- Before June and after September the use of a 3 mm wetsuit (not supplied) is advised
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
