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5 best beaches in Cyprus to visit by boat!

View of the coast of Cyprus where boat tour providers offer their excursions.

The island of Cyprus lies in the eastern Mediterranean, described as the island of love,  where the Greek goddess of love and beauty, Aphrodite, is said to have emerged from the waves that crash on the shores of Cyprus. The third-biggest island in the Mediterranean Sea is home to astonishing natural wonders: mountains, sea caves, fine sand beaches, and shallow dreamy lagoons.

Sites such as Coral Bay, Konnos Beach, or Cape Greco are some of the few you should definitely visit. However, many of these sites can be hard to reach by foot or car. Luckily for you, there are many daily boat trips that navigate to observe the rugged coastline of Cyprus. Here you can find the perfect boat trip for your adventure across the island!

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Best Spots for Snorkeling in Malta

View of the Blue Lagoon in Comino where boat tours providers offer boat trips during the summer.

Located in the Mediterranean, Malta is a snorkeling wonderland. The island is claimed to be home to one of the most spectacular beaches, sea caves and coves the Mediterranean Sea. Despite its small size, with only 316 km², it offers a wealth of culture, history and unspoilt nature. As a snorkelling enthusiast, Malta makes it on my bucket list of places worth checking out when it comes to exploring the deep underwater world with a diving mask and a snorkel.

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The Top 4 Volcano Boat Tours in Santorini’s Caldera

Views of the coastline of Santorini during the sunset.

The ancient island of Santorini constitutes a wonderland of rich culture and history, with  nature unique to its island. According to Greek mythology, the island was created from a chunk of earth thrown into the sea by Euphemus, son of Poseidon.

Santorini (originally named Thira) is the aftermath of an enormous volcanic eruption that destroyed the first settlements of once a single island and created the geological Caldera that now lies in the Aegean Sea. 

Now, the island is a world-known destination for its spectacular cliff formations, black sand beaches, steep and narrow streets, with an active volcano that lies under the island’s volcanic depression. Many boat tours offer the chance to discover this unique underwater crater. We show you some helpful tips & advice to help you find the perfect boat tour, or perhaps inspire the next location for your upcoming trip!

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