To bring you the best leisure cruising!

Company Mission

Protaras Cruises is committed to providing our clients with exceptional service, by a complete end-to-end booking solution covering all aspects of your tour traveling needs, and options for a custom experience at an affordable price with pro-active customer service.

Company Vision

To be leaders of multinational travel management in Cyprus, always providing the best possible products with the highest quality of services and demonstrating faithfully our commitment towards social responsibility.

Company Introduction

For 5 years, Protaras Cruises has been providing an unrivaled full spectrum of leisure travel services, that our satisfied customers will certainly attest to. We pride ourselves in offering world class service in the regions we operate in. Our well experienced team offer clients with the most economical, practical, and convenient cruising solutions. Protaras cruises was established in 2019 and has have established a reputation in the industry for having strong and lasting relationships with both our suppliers and clients.

Explore Our Cruises

Explore Our Cruises

Check Out our Daily Tours and come aboard to explore the picturesque coastline of Protaras, visit the seas caves and swim in the crystal-clear turquoise waters of Blue Lagoon.

Cyprus Sun 'n' Sea

Few feelings can compare to that of sinking your toes into warm sand… of the sun kissing your skin, and your senses taking in the fresh, salty breeze and the endless views of glittering blue waters.

This idyllic scene is one that can be enjoyed for the most part of the year on the island of Cyprus, and one that offers a myriad of experiences, from the total relaxation of sunbathing with drink in hand, to the thrill and challenge of trying a new water sport.

From secluded bays, to lively resorts and sandy beaches to rocky coves, the island’s expansive coastline is home to a variety of different-style beaches; each unique in its appearance and the facilities it offers.

And aside from lazing on hot sands, the crystal depths of the Mediterranean Sea can be appreciated both on and in the water, after all, even the Goddess of Love – Aphrodite herself – was born of the sea foam in Pafos (Paphos)!

Take a stroll to a backdrop of sea and bobbing boats at one of the quaint piers, marinas and harbours…. try your hand at reeling in the ‘catch of the day’ on a fishing trip, or discover the coves and caves of the different coastal areas on a boat trip. By venturing further still with a short cruise to a neighbouring country, you can beautifully combine two holidays in one.

For the more daring visitor, the island’s ideal wind and water conditions open up endless possibilities for exhilarating sports such as windsurfing, sailing and kitesurfing, whilst beneath the foam, a whole new underwater world invites you into to discover a diver’s paradise of world-ranking wrecks and diverse marine life.

So, whether you prefer to be lounging on hot sands, riding the waves, or taking in the views from a porthole, Cyprus is the perfect destination for all the very best of sun and sea.

Discover Protaras

Ayia Napa before the invasion of 1974 was a small fishing village but now is very well known as a cosmopolitan resort and as one of the best tourist destinations worldwide.

Ayia Napa is located on the eastern coast of Cyprus.  It is a town of history and culture with natural beauty, golden sandy bays with crystal clear turquoise waters.

There are numerous attractions to visit such as the the14th century monastery in the heart of Ayia Napa, Municipal Museum ‘Thalassa’, rural churches and chapels all around the town, the sculpture on the seafront walkway with numerous pieces of art.

Protaras is one of the most popular summer tourist destinations in Cyprus, and it is situated on the east coast between the busy resort of Ayia Napa and the quieter laid-back area of Pernera.

Protaras borders the inland town of Paralimni and comes under the jurisdiction of the Paralimni municipality.

Because of its location on Cyprus’ south-eastern tip, Protaras is the first European city to watch the sunrise each day; a trip to the highest point at Cape Greco is well worth it for the spectacular views.

The headland that separates the towns of Ayia Napa and Protaras is known as Cape Greco.

In 1993, the region was classified as a national park, covering 385 hectares.

There are various nature trails to select from in addition to the popular beach of Konnos Bay for those who want to explore.

One such trail leads to the ‘Cyclops Cave,’ from where you may follow the coastal walk to Fig Tree Bay and Protaras’ center.

The award-winning Fig Tree Bay is one of the most popular beaches on the entire island of Cyprus and is without a doubt the jewel in Protaras’ crown.

It holds a blue flag and is listed on Trip Advisor as one of Europe’s greatest beaches.

The beach side promenade, a paved and decked wide pathway stretching into Pernera, begins at Fig Tree Bay.

There are various bars and restaurants along the path, and gets brightly lit in the evenings, making it ideal for a romantic or family stroll on warm summer nights.

There are numerous benches along the path, as well as platforms that extend out over the sea.

Nissiotis pier is located along the seaside path and offers a range of boat tours, all of which provide a lovely experience and a unique perspective of the area from the seaside.

The main street of Protaras, only meters from the beach, is lined with a plethora of bars, restaurants, cafes, and stores.

From Mediterranean cuisine to traditional English, Mexican, Italian, and other cuisines, Protaras has something for everyone.

The nightlife is less vibrant than at Ayia Napa’s ‘party town,’ but there is still plenty to keep you entertained; many bars offer live music, karaoke, and other forms of entertainment.

There are also several attractions for families.

The Byzantine chapel of Profit Elias – ‘the church on the hill’ – offers a spectacular perspective of the town and is well worth the 153-step trek to the peak for those who can do it – just remember to bring a bottle of water if you attempt it in the summer!

Discover Ayia Napa

Ayia Napa before the invasion of 1974 was a small fishing village but now is very well known as a cosmopolitan resort and as one of the best tourist destinations worldwide.

Ayia Napa is located on the eastern coast of Cyprus.  It is a town of history and culture with natural beauty, golden sandy bays with crystal clear turquoise waters.

There are numerous attractions to visit such as the the14th century monastery in the heart of Ayia Napa, Municipal Museum ‘Thalassa’, rural churches and chapels all around the town, the sculpture on the seafront walkway with numerous pieces of art.

Ayia Napa also holds regular festivals and events showcasing traditional music and dances throughout the year.

Discover the 14 golden bays with crystal and clear waters, indulge in the warmth of the sun, enjoy your swimming.

You can also find a range of restaurants and taverns with local and international cuisine, pubs and nightclubs for a night out, and numerous trendy boutiques and souvenirs for shopping.