
Fig Tree Bay
Protaras, Cyprus · 🇨🇾 Cyprus
A calm golden-sand resort bay off Protaras, regularly rated among Europe's best beaches.
The sea at Fig Tree Bay (Protaras, Cyprus, Cyprus) is typically around 28°C in the warm season; the best months to visit are May–Oct. It holds Blue Flag status for bathing-water quality and safety.
Open Fig Tree Bay on the interactive map →- Sea temperature
- ~28°C in the warm season
- Water
- Clear, calm turquoise
- Sand
- Fine golden sand sloping into shallow water
- Swimming
- Calm shallow water, excellent for families; an islet to swim to
- Best time to visit
- May–Oct
- Setting
- An organised resort bay named after a lone centuries-old fig tree
- Beach type
- City & resort
- Blue Flag
- Yes
- Region
- Europe
Beaches near Fig Tree Bay
Konnos BayCape Greco, Protaras, Cyprus · 4 km
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Fig Tree Bay: frequently asked questions
Where is Fig Tree Bay?
Fig Tree Bay is at Protaras, on the coast of Cyprus.
What is the sea temperature at Fig Tree Bay?
In the warm season the sea at Fig Tree Bay reaches about 28°C. Clear, calm turquoise.
When is the best time to visit Fig Tree Bay?
The best time to visit Fig Tree Bay is May–Oct. Europe's beach season peaks in July and August, with June and September quieter and cheaper.
What kind of sand does Fig Tree Bay have?
Fig Tree Bay has fine golden sand sloping into shallow water.
Is Fig Tree Bay good for swimming?
Calm shallow water, excellent for families; an islet to swim to.
Does Fig Tree Bay have Blue Flag status?
Yes — Fig Tree Bay holds Blue Flag status, awarded for bathing-water quality, safety and facilities.
Photo: Catauggie (CC BY-SA 4.0) · source

