Xistaria beach, Famagusta, Cyprus
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Xistaria beach is located in the area of Protaras, after the Fig Tree Bay. It is a scenic beach in a small bay and visitors must use a yellow ladder in order to get down to the beach.

It is surrounded by tall and steep cliffs and has a rocky beach. At a small point around 20 metres visitors can dive into relaxing scenery with beautiful clear waters, however the beach is also a good fishing spot.

Around the beach there is also a nature trail and various trees including eucalyptus trees.

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