No:1 surfing spot in Cyprus - but not today

This side of the island has a very strong under current, the sea is dangerous and is rocky with sharp rocks, I’ve never swam here!
I have a huge respect for the sea.

There’s a corridor of NO stones for the surfers
a daily job of clearing them. When the sea is rolling it’s really spectacular. I’ll keep my eye on the news and return for a great action photo.

The max surfers I’ve ever seen is 12…. It’s not so popular and that was a competition

On the horizon you can see the dust, there’s a layer of fine dust everywhere, the dust comes from the Middle East - the dust is monitored daily and the P I shared. We have days when they advice do not go out? If you have breathing issues.

[Dawn]

A lovely scene which does not show the hidden dangers

[Diana]

Lovely capture of this beautiful beach scene. My daughter just recently spent a week in Cyprus and was very impressed.

[~*~ Jo ~*~]

Lovely scene

[Dianne]

It looks lovely but sounds a dangerous place to swim.

[PhotoCrazy]

Wonderful!

[Babs]

Lovely scene, it looks very hazy in the distance.

[Carole Sandford]

Where is this beach? We have lived in Cyprus twice & I remember the orange dust! Nice shot!

[Christine Sztukowski]

Beautiful but deadly

[Boxplayer]

Wow interesting about the perils. I found the trainers that I'd walked in when we were in Petra in Jordan, left where I'd put them when I unpacked. They looked very dusty and when I put my hand inside they were full of sand - felt quite lovely to think I'd brought some Petra dust home with me 🤣

[Beverley]

@boxplayer wow, meant to be - precious sand from the most magical spiritual place in Jordan.

[Beverley]

@carole_sandford hello it’s a hop skip and a jump from barracas off the tok’s rd. I went only for walking & photos, I like my local beach’s where it’s safer to swim, I swim 7-8am before my day begins