Panas Village Ayia Napa
3, Peteris Street Ayia Napa, 5330, Cyprus
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Arriving on the Sea Cloud
... felt very welcome and at home.
Then we went to our cabin. It was bigger than expected, especially the bathroom. The cabin has no key which means you canīt lock it!! Itīs strange for us, but apparently thatīs how it is on this ship.
It was time to inspect the rest of the ship so we took a little tour around. There is so much to discover and we are lucky to have one week in front of us to do so.
After a ...
Walking through history
Today we ventured out again in our rental car, following closely behind Philip, Alison, Sadie and Summer, to the historic, walled city of Famagusta. Founded in 300 BC as a fishing village, it contains many impressive ruins in a lovely seaside setting.
We ventured through the city, stopping in Saint Nicholas Cathedral, now Lala Mustafa Pasha Mosque, as evidenced by its minaret added on the cathedral tower. We also looked in on some other church ruins and the remaining wall ...
Protaras from its Foundation ! -Fig Tree Bay
... under construction not very far from it, and a big fig tree very near the coast. It was as if the restaurant was coming out of nowhere, as if it was there just for us who by that time we were so hungry and badly needed something to eat. Nothing else ….just fields! We had fresh fish for lunch and a green salad and I remember clearly that we decided not to have any wine or beer because we had still to reach Paralimni and from there ...
Protaras and its Beautiful Coasts and Beaches!
... Having a massage for instance at the hotel’s Spa, or spoiling in a Sauna, a Jacuzzi or a Steam room! But don’t blame me if you come here and expect other than what I mentioned above!
Sunbathing is coming first in visitors’ agendas. There is much excitement on the beaches, with a variety of water sports to choose from. I mentioned that on another entry as well, and families with children coming here should count ...
Cavo Maris Hotel and Memories from the Past!
... but curious at the same time. I was more than amazed with the colors and beauty of the bottom of the sea. It was truly another world which I wanted to explore. I remember that I was telling him of upside-down mountain ranges and sea flowers….this was how I recounted this adventure of mine that time! From that very significant day on, I fell in love with the bottom of the sea. I was swimming next to him with my own ...



