Kypri: Sandy beach and shallow water

For travel planning, Kypri can be described primarily by its beach: it is sandy, with fine sand and shallow water. It lies directly below the Perrakis Hotel. These features provide specific points to consider when choosing a location.

Sandy beach and shallow water

Fine sand and shallow water describe two different features of the beach: the sand refers to the ground, while shallow water describes the water’s depth. Together, they help you assess Kypri as a beach destination if you are looking for a particular kind of coastline when planning your trip. You can weigh the two points separately: is sand especially important to you, or does shallow water matter just as much? Which feature takes priority depends on what you’re looking for in a beach visit.

Beach time and water sports

The beach also has sun loungers and two beach bars, as well as water sports facilities. These offer different options for planning your day: relaxing on a lounger, taking a break at a beach bar, or getting active in the water. If sun loungers or beach bars are important to you, check their current availability before your visit, as these facilities may change. If you have a specific water sport in mind, it’s a good idea to check what’s currently available locally.

Using the beach as a guide when looking for hotels

When comparing hotels, you can check whether the location described in each listing matches your priorities. If the beach is going to play an important role during your stay, consider it as a selection criterion and read each hotel’s description carefully. Choosing Kypri as a destination and selecting a specific hotel are two separate steps.

Getting to the beach

Kypri beach is accessible by car or bus via the island’s main road from the port of Gávrio towards Stavropeda. There is also a car park at the beach. These details can be used separately when planning your journey: the road route specifies the starting point and direction, while the car park is relevant if you’re driving. If you plan to travel by bus, check the timetable before setting off, as bus services may change. This will help you choose your mode of transport based on your own travel plans.

Dated information about the ramps

On 23 July 2026, the accessible ramps at the beaches of Kypri and Fellou were fully functional. If you rely on a ramp, check its current condition before your visit. If you’re travelling at a later date, it’s a good idea to enquire in advance.

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