Cape Kiti & Perivolia

Cyprus


Southwest of Larnaka, these two adjoining narrow beaches have large, white stones and shallow waters. The Perivolia side of the cape is often exposed to tremendous winds, ideal for kite- and windsurfing. You’ll need to have your own equipment, though.


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