You’ll drift along Cyprus’ coast from Paphos to St George Island with swimming stops at wild blue coves, live music playing softly on deck, and plenty of space to stretch out or nap in the sun. Enjoy an all-inclusive Cypriot lunch with unlimited drinks before heading back ashore—with salt on your skin and maybe a new story or two.
The first thing I noticed was the size of the deck—honestly, it felt like we’d stepped onto a floating plaza. There’s this moment as you leave Paphos Harbour when the city slips away behind you and the sea just opens up. Our guide, Eleni, waved us over to point out St George Island in the distance—she said locals call it Yeronisos. I tried to repeat it and she grinned, correcting my accent gently (I’m still not sure I got it right). The air was salty but warm, and there was this faint smell of grilled halloumi drifting from somewhere below deck. That’s when I realized how hungry I already was.
We stopped near some sea caves where the water turned this wild turquoise—almost fake-looking, but real enough when you jump in. I hesitated at first (it looked cold), but a couple from Limassol were already splashing around with their kids so I just went for it. The shock of cool water is something I still remember; it wakes you up in a good way. After swimming, there were kayaks out for anyone who wanted them—my arms are still sore thinking about it. Somewhere between all that, live music started up on deck. It wasn’t loud or pushy—just someone strumming guitar while people dried off in patches of sun or shade.
Lunch was served inside (air conditioning felt like magic by then), and it was way better than I expected for a boat meal—lots of fresh salads, grilled chicken, fruit. Unlimited local bar meant my friend kept bringing me these sweet lemony drinks—I probably had too many but hey, we weren’t driving anywhere. At one point our cruise director shared stories about Akamas and Coral Bay—I only half-listened because honestly, I was distracted watching sunlight flicker across the waves outside the window.
By late afternoon people had spread out everywhere—some napping on loungers, others chatting quietly under shaded awnings. There’s something about being out there for hours that makes time feel slower (or maybe it’s just the sun). When we finally pulled back into Paphos Harbour, my skin felt tight from salt and sun and my hair smelled like sea air for days after. Sometimes I catch myself wishing I could bottle that feeling—you know?
The full-day cruise lasts several hours—from morning departure at Paphos Harbour until late afternoon return.
Yes, optional free hotel pickup is available for guests booking this day trip.
Yes, lunch is included along with an assortment of fruits and cakes prepared onboard.
There are two scheduled swimming stops where guests can swim or snorkel in clear waters.
Unlimited local bar service is included throughout the cruise.
The boat features 5-star washrooms, fresh water showers, an air-conditioned lounge, shaded seating areas, and sun loungers.
Yes; infants and small children can ride in prams or strollers onboard.
Kayaks are provided for guest use at no extra cost during swimming stops.
Your day includes optional hotel pickup from Paphos hotels, unlimited drinks from the local bar throughout your cruise along Cyprus’ coastline, two swimming stops with access to kayaks and snorkeling gear if you want them, plus a freshly prepared Cypriot lunch served onboard along with fruit and cakes before returning to shore in the late afternoon.
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