May 29, 2026

Fig Tree beach is the most famous beach in Protaras and boasts golden sands and crystal clear waters. It was declared by Trip-advisor as the third best beach in Europe in 2011 and has also been given a blue flag award. A point of interest is the small islet which can easily be reached by swimming through the shallow waters. The beach is perfect for families with children due to its shallow water and due to the fact that is it is an organised beach with sunbeds and umbrellas, toilets, showers, water sports and lots of restaurants and coffee shops to eat and relax.

This bay is lined with hotels, restaurants and bars for a complete day out for visitors, all in view of a beautifully scenic coastline. It is one of the most popular beaches in Protaras as it is one of the beaches located along the 1.5 km beach strip which runs along the promenade in front of the hotels. Here you can find public facilities, sunbeds and umbrellas for hire, water sports and a wide variety of restaurants and bars at your fingertips.

One of the most busy beaches of Protaras, at the peak of the summer this lovely beach is buzzing with people. Similar to the rest of the beaches along the strip, Sunrise Beach features crystal clear blue waters which are that clear that you are able to see the seabed with its gorgeous fine white sand! The hotel's beach bar is within easy reach from which you can enjoy refreshing cocktails and snacks.

Pernera beach is a south-east facing sandy beach set in a small, enclosed bay with low hills on both sides and backed by large hotels. The beach features all the usual amenities such as sunbeds, umbrellas, public facilities and water sports. This is a more secluded beach ideal for those who would rather give the hectic Protaras resort a miss and spend their day in a more relaxed environment.

MADD beach in Kapparis is the last cove with a sandy beach before the buffer zone between north and south Cyprus. It is a very small beach with about three rows of sunbeds with steep cliffs and rocks to the south and rocky outcrops to the north. Located close to the main strip of the popular tourist resort of Protaras - which is part of the holiday town of Paralimni - the small beach of Kapparis is a relatively secluded strip that can be found at the end of a 1 km track.It is the furthest beach in the area and boasts fine, golden sands and crystal-clear sea waters.Facilities on the beach include toilets, changing rooms, sunbeds, umbrellas and water sports facilities, whilst the general area has a variety of restaurants and kiosks.

Sirena Bay is a hidden gem located in Pernera near Protaras. Boasting a stunning bay location with a small beach, sunbeds, raised sunbathing area as well as a bar and restaurant set in a beautiful picturesque authentic Cypriot location. This graphic beach is a must if you wish to experience breathtaking scenery, calm swimming waters and a relaxing and authentic Cyprus experience.

Another small sandy beach ideal for relaxation. The small cove at Malama, also called Skoutari, is located at the north of Ayia Trias and has as a narrow strip of sand with sea eroded cliffs to the north and shoreline large rocks to the south. The rocks create a well protected 'sea pool' that is very shallow for some distance out so this is a great beach for families with children, although only basic amenities are found here.

Found in between Protaras and Agia Napa, Konnos beach stands out from within Cape Greco national park and is prominent for its white sands and crystal water. Flanked by rocky hills full of pine trees the road to the beach offers excellent opportunities for amazing photographs. Access is also via the Grecian Park Hotel above. The beach features plenty of car park space, a small kiosk for snacks and drinks, sunbeds and umbrellas for hire, public facilities and water sports.
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Source:
http://www.visitfamagusta.com.cy/protaras-beaches.html
http://www.cyprus-beach-guide.co.uk/protaras/beaches.html
http://www.visitcyprus.com/index.php/en/discovercyprus/sun-sea/beaches1