20의 파마구스타가지 명소 & 주요 장소

Start at Konnos beach. Great parking, cafe and swimming at end of the route.

From here you go to the harbor

Salamis was an Iron Age city-kingdom and an ancient city at the mouth of the Pediaeus River in the east of the Mediterranean island. Since the 11th century BC, Salamis held the leading role among the Cypriot city-kingdoms. Initially a relatively small city with a necropolis on its western edge, it expanded in three directions from the 8th century BC onward (Wikipedia)

The beach is easily accessible from the main promenade, making it a convenient destination for locals and tourists alike. Despite its central location, the beach is not overly crowded and offers a tranquil environment for those looking to relax.

Vrisoudia II Beach is a small beach in the center of Paphos. The beach is known for its clear, warm waters, which are particularly inviting during the summer months and until October. The beach is a mix of sand and rocks, offering visitors a variety of landscapes

The beach offers several amenities to visitors. There are showers to rinse off after a dip in the salty water. There are also sunbeds and umbrellas available for rent, providing a comfortable place to relax and enjoy the beach. There is a shop nearby for any last minute needs.

The island of Cyprus is located at the eastern tip of Europe in the Mediterranean. The country is not small - in the Mediterranean only the two Italian islands of Sardinia and Sicily are larger. Cyprus has around 1.2 million inhabitants, of which around 78% are Greek Orthodox Christians. The tourist infrastructure is well developed, especially for beachgoers who want to take advantage of the sunny climate of the picturesque island on its many beautiful beaches. Cyprus has an interesting history with a large number of worthwhile excursion destinations, so that in addition to a beach holiday you will find many other ways to make your holiday lively. There are numerous package deals on the island for families and couples in all price categories.

However, visitors should note that the beach can sometimes be affected by waves and wind. The cleanliness of the water can also vary, with some parts of the beach being cleaner than others. Despite these challenges, Vrisoudia II Beach remains a popular place for swimming.