tour to Cape Cavo Greco

Blue Lagoon. I don’t understand why they call it blue, the water in Cyprus is blue everywhere near the shore, where the sand at the bottom is native, and not poured in. But from the ship the water is not blue at all. We went there for bugs, conveniently off-road. There is simply no normal entry into the water there, but for savages like me this is even a plus - there are fewer seals on the shore. My wife really loves the crowd - she's bored. But even she appreciated the sunset in this place - the colors are amazing. Savages of all countries unite!!!
If the bridge is fenced off, then it’s a no brainer that this is a bridge of sinners and a crack in the middle. Well, someone would fence off the bridge for lovers :-) Believe me, there is somewhere to climb even without a bridge, our son proved it :-) We looked at it both from the boat and from the shore - it’s awesome!!! I'm afraid the bridge won't last long...I think it won't stand for more than 500 years :-)
Next to the church there is a beautiful sheer cliff that continues under water. It is under the water at depth that you can really see the rock. But the trouble with this place is the jumpers. They primarily interfere with divers. From the cave, divers (including me) go to the left of the rock, but the route along the steep wall would be more attractive. Still, this is a unique place, when the depth of 11 meters begins right from the shore; I don’t know another place like it in Cyprus.