Poseidon Beach Ayia Tekla Beach, Cyprus - Beach Guide, Info, Photos

Poseidon Beach Ayia Tekla Beach is a notable beach located around Ayia Napa. It is characterized by its sandy and rocky terrain, with a unique feature being a tiny island about 30 meters from the beach that visitors can reach on foot through the water. The beach is also known for its clear, blue water, which is ideal for snorkeling. However, the water is shallow and the bottom is rocky, making it less suitable for swimming. The beach is not typically crowded, making it a peaceful retreat for visitors. It is particularly quiet towards the end of October. Despite its tranquility, the beach offers several amenities for the comfort of its visitors. Sunbeds and umbrellas are available for rent, and there are also toilets and showers at the beach. A restaurant with a bar is located nearby, offering refreshments such as iced coffee. The beach is well-maintained, with neat sunbeds and a clean environment. It is easily accessible, and visitors often express a desire to return. However, it is advised that visitors watch out for the rocky bottom when entering the water.

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Amenities

Poseidon Beach Ayia Tekla Beach amenities include toilet, shower and loungers.

Bars

You can enjoy a refreshing drink at one of the bars situated on the beach.

Restaurants

You can enjoy one of the restaurants at the beach while soaking up the sun.

Visitor Reviews

Visitor reviews highlight the tranquility and beauty of the beach, with its clear blue waters, sandy areas, and unique features like a tiny island and abundant shells. The beach's lack of crowds and opportunities for snorkeling are also appreciated. However, some visitors complain about the shallow, rocky waters that hinder swimming.