Jutting into the Mediterranean above is Cape Greco, the furthest southeastern point on Cyprus. The antenna just to the left is at the very end of a British communications base on Cyprus.
Monday, August 2, 2010
For those who live on the water, this is living!
Further south on the coast, here are some boats docked in a secluded inlet. Though you cannot see the people in this photo. The respective families from these boats are floating in the water enjoying their time in Cyprus.
For those who prefer to sail, welcome.
Sail boats, as well as motorcraft, are docked in the area to enjoy the pleasures of clear, beautiful water and amazingly happy, friendly people.
Fun at sea.
These young adults are racing one another in paddle boats decorated to look like cars with slides in the center for quick water entry. While the logic fails me, it looks like great fun.
Life is good.
A family tied up their boat just offshore to enjoy a day frolicking in the sea. Not a care in the world is a great state of mind.
Pirates on the horizon ...
As an example of youthful fun-at-sea, here is a pirate bedecked cruise ship touring the coast. Note the beautiful boats at anchor in the background.
After taking Sunday off, we headed east on Monday for more beach life!
This is the entrance to Konnos Beach near Agia Napa. This area attracts young adults, as well as families, from Europe, Asia and the Middle East; it features an amazing array of water sports and activities.
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