The Helicopter Shipwreck is located in the Larnaca district.
This diving site is located open of Larnaca and offers the ability of observing a helicopter of the British army, which sank 16 metres under the sea surface in 1966.
In the area there are shoals of fish and octopuses. The average visibility is 25 metres and the average depth is 16 metres.
Other places within a short drive, closest first.
Cyprus is home to countless beaches—some bustling with activity, others serene and untouched.
Tucked along the golden coastline of Protaras, Cyprus, Green Bay—often affectionately referred to as “Turtle Bay”—has earned its reputation as one of the island
Green Bay, located in the coastal town of Protaras, Cyprus, is a picturesque and inviting destination that beckons travelers with its pristine sandy beaches, tu
Nestled on the eastern coast of Cyprus, Mimosa Beach in Protaras offers a serene escape from the bustling tourist spots.
The Panagiotissa Chapel is situated in the Paralimni area of the Famagusta district.
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Hidden in the hills near Paphos, the Adonis Baths Waterfalls are one of Cyprus’s most captivating natural landmarks.
The Vrysi ton Pegiotisson is an attractive construction which became connected with the arcitecture as well as the tradition in the Peyia village in Paphos.
Akamas Peninsula: Cyprus' Untamed Jewel Tucked into the rugged northwest corner of Cyprus, the Akamas Peninsula is a wild, windswept land where cliffs plunge
Akrotiri Peninsula is a small peninsula which includes the most south area of the Cyprus Island.
The Amathus archaeological site is located 11km east of Limassol centre and is considered as one of the most important ancient and historical sites in Cyprus.
The amphitheatre diving site is located in Paphos district, near the coral bay beach.
