Alaminos beach is located along the shore of Larnaca and Kiti. This beach is almost hidden from common view and can easily be missed but it is truly a secret paradise.

In order to get there you must turn off-road. On the shores of Alaminou, away from the sight of man, you can find this secret paradise for swimming. This area was actually difficult to access until a few years ago.

With the creation of the fishing refuge in two years, the paradise called Alaminos beach was formed. The community of Alaminou cleaned, created roads and planted trees. In addition, tourists and locals can find a large parking lot just a few metres further from the beach.

There is a footpath which begins from the beach and ends one kilometre further down in the new tourist area Aldiana Zypern. The fishing refuge can accommodate hundreds of boats.

Moreover, the beach offers all the facilities which a visitor may need such as rent a sunbed or an umbrella and the prices are on display.

Lastly, the kiosk offers many types of drinks at supermarket prices and not those of a tourist kiosk.

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