The beach sits west of Limassol, below the ruins at Kourion, with pebbles underfoot. This shore still flew a Blue Flag in July 2026. Wear water shoes if pebbles bother you, and give children a close watch where the shelf drops. Lifeguard and sunbed cover is seasonal — believe what you see that day. Combine with the site only if you have time and tickets; the swim stands on its own. 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.