The shore sits at Pentakomo, on a roughly 2 km stretch shared by the Limassol and Larnaca coasts, with hidden coves and gravel underfoot. Some of the smaller coves are used as informal naturist spots. Paths from the coastal road can be steep and chalky; wear shoes you do not mind scraping. Confirm tavernas and parking on the cliff road when you arrive. This is the south coast between Limassol and Larnaca: coves, village bays, and cliff or field roads down to the water. You almost always arrive by car; buses, if any, stop on the main road with a walk down. Paths can be steep, chalky, or stony — wear shoes you can scrape. Summer weekends fill the obvious bays; weekdays and mornings are quieter. There is rarely a ticket gate. Pack shade, water, and shoes, and confirm tavernas or toilets only when you see them. Check the sea before you swim: some coves drop away quickly. Take rubbish back up to the road.