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Blueberry Beach is located in the area of Amathounta, near Ancient Amathus  in the Limassol  district. More specifically it is situated towards the ends of the tourist area of Limassol, located on Amathountos Avenue, 600 meters after Dolce club. Before entering Limassol, visitors must turn right towards Pareklisia.

It is a wonderful sandy beach with a perfect view of the blue Mediterranean Sea. Blueberry beach mostly attracts youth due to summer events and parties which are organised with international music and DJ’s that rouse the audience. Most events take place on the weekend where you can enjoy the music, the sun and the sun in a nice environment. Coffees, drinks ice creams and a variety of food is also available.

For those who are interested in snorkelling and diving, the particular beach is also ideal, as there are many ancient ruins along with an ancient port underwater. However the particular diving site is only suitable for professional divers.

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