Odyssey Boat Safari from Larnaca

The Odyssey Boat safari sails from 13 April through to November.

April - Sundays from 13 April
May - Thursdays and Sundays
June - Thursdays, Sundays plus Tuesdays from 17 June onwards
July - Tuesdays, Thursdays, Sundays, plus Saturdays from 12 July onwards
August - Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays, Sundays,
September - Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays, Sundays,
October - Tuesdays, Thursdays, Sundays
November - Tuesdays, Sundays

Departure is at 09.00 from Larnaca marina. Pick ups start from 08.15am from Larnaca. Please note that hotels within 5 minutes walking distance of Larnaca marina do not include transport.

A unique cruise, the Odyssey Boat Safari is perfect for anyone that's done the other boat trips and is looking for something different. This cruise is all inclusive with drinks included and buffet lunch with BBQ and local dishes. Pick up from hotels in Ayia Napa, Protaras and Larnaca are included for this cruise.

The cruise departs from Larnaca Marina with the first stop being a short way off the Larnaca coast over the site of the Zenobia wreck where you can swim and snorkel. The Zenobia was a Swedish cargo ferry that sank in the 1980's with a full load of agricultural vehicles. It is a fascinating site, one of the top 10 for diving in the world and with lots of sealife.

From here we continue to Cape Pyla with it's many sea caves and beautiful red cliffs. Sea eagles live here and if we are lucky we may spot one. We then pass a fish farm where the typical Cypriot fish Tsipoura (Sea bream) is farmed. There are often dolphins in this area and again, with luck we may see them.

We sail on eastwards through the crystal clear waters to the famous beaches of Ayia Napa, passing Ayia Thekla, Macronissos, Landa, Nissi Beach, Sandy Bay, Ayia Napa harbour and Pantachou Beach. We head to Cape Greco, passing by the natural rocky Love Bridge and we can see the famous pirate caves (palaces caves). There are numerous beautiful sights here including the ancient cave below Agioi Anargyroi church and the highlight of this area, the blue lagoon where we have time for swimming and snorkelling.

At 13:00 everyone on board can enjoy the delicious Cypriot buffet, with appetizing homemade local dishes and BBQ.

Finally we cruise to the Famagusta ghost town view point where we can see the abandoned city in the distance and hear a little about the history while we enjoy some dessert. We then disembark at the Golden Coast harbour, Protaras. Transport back to hotels is provided.

This boat has a capacity of 150 passengers. There is free WIFI on board and snorkelling equipment is available. There is full commentary during the cruise and background music. There are toilets and a shower and life vests available.

Pick up is included from all Ayia Napa areas and Protaras / Pernera / Kapparis areas and Larnaca areas. Return transport back after the cruise is also included.

Pick up will be from designated pick up points around the resort. Your nearest pick up point may be a few minutes walk from your hotel. Your exact pick up location and time will be advised upon confirmation.

Please be waiting at the pick up point before the time stated in case the bus is running early.

The cruise departs from Larnaca Marina and terminates at Golden Coast Harbour Protaras.

Transport from Ayia Napa, Protaras and Larnaca to the marina is included in your ticket.

Pick ups start in Ayia Napa at 07.30 and Protaras at 07.00 and in Larnaca from 08.15am.

5 hour cruise

3 swimming stops

on board WIFI

Life Vests, Toilets, showers

BBQ lunch and seasonal fruits

Drinks - water, soft drinks, tea, coffee, wine, zivania

Use of snorkelling equipment

The Odyssey Boat safari takes place on the M/V Okeanis which has capacity for 150 passengers.

It has a length of 42 metres and has 4 decks.

On board facilities include - toilets, kitchen, shower, bar, music system, sunbeds, WIFI, snorkelling equipment.

Additional drinks (Payable from the bar on board)

Additional snacks

Pick up from Ayia Napa / Protaras areas 07.00-07.30am
Depart Larnaca marina around 09.00am

The cruise departs from Larnaca Marina with the first stop being a short way off the Larnaca coast over the site of the Zenobia wreck where you can swim and snorkel. The Zenobia was a Swedish cargo ferry that sank in the 1980's with a full load of agricultural vehicles. It is a fascinating site, one of the top 10 for diving in the world and with lots of sealife.

From here we continue to Cape Pyla with it's many sea caves and beautiful red cliffs. Sea eagles live here and if we are lucky we may spot one. We then pass a fish farm where the typical Cypriot fish Tsipoura (Sea bream) is farmed. There are often dolphins in this area and again, with luck we may see them.

We sail on eastwards through the crystal clear waters to the famous beaches of Ayia Napa, passing Ayia Thekla, Macronissos, Landa, Nissi Beach, Sandy Bay, Ayia Napa harbour and Pantachou Beach. We head to Cape Greco, passing by the natural rocky Love Bridge and we can see the famous pirate caves (palaces caves). There are numerous beautiful sights here including the ancient cave below Agioi Anargyroi church and the highlight of this area, the blue lagoon where we have time for swimming and snorkelling.

At 13:00 everyone on board can enjoy the delicious Cypriot buffet, with appetizing homemade local dishes and BBQ.

Finally we cruise to the Famagusta ghost town view point where we can see the abandoned city in the distance and hear a little about the history while we enjoy some dessert. We then disembark at the Golden Coast harbour, Protaras. Transport back to hotels is provided.

This boat is not wheelchair accessible.

Children are welcome on board under their parents/guardians supervision.

This boat sails from Larnaca Marina. Transport to the harbour is included from hotels that are further than 10 minutes walk from the marina.

The boat trip departs at 09.00am. Passengers should arrive at the harbour at least 15 minutes before departure.

Itinerary of this sailing is subject to change without prior notice due to weather conditions or reasons beyond our control.

All indicated times are approximate and subject to change.