Peyia上的海滩

This beach was a major disappointment. Despite being touted as the best in Paphos, it was nothing more than a vast expanse of sand and water. The only reason it wasn't crowded was because we visited during the winter months. I shudder to think of how packed it must be during the summer season. The water was clear, but that was about the only redeeming quality. The beach itself was unremarkable and lacked any real character or charm. The sand was fine, but not particularly soft, and the slope into the water was gradual and uninteresting. While there were plenty of parking spots and toilets, the little café was nothing to write home about. The views of the sunset were nice, but hardly worth the effort of visiting such a lackluster beach. Overall, I would not recommend this beach to anyone looking for a memorable experience. It's fine for a quick dip or a bit of snorkeling, but there are much better options out there

海滩上散落着大量的塑料垃圾，但值得注意的是，沙子是一种独特的棕色。

This is a lovely beach that's far from the busy hotels and offers a peaceful atmosphere in July. To get there, you can take a dirt track to an unofficial car park and walk for about five minutes to reach the beach. Alternatively, there is a private road with a gate that leads directly to the beach, but it costs 5 euros to park there. We opted to walk instead. Although the beach is rocky, the small stones are smooth from the waves and won't hurt your feet. The water can be choppy at times, but it's still a great place to go for a swim. Plus, the beach is clean and well-maintained.

There is a small playground near the beach that seems to be closed most of the time for no apparent reason, which is disappointing for children.

这个海滩是一个令人惊叹的隐藏宝石，拥有清澈的水和沙滩。它提供充足的停车位，您可以轻松租用太阳椅，只需几欧元。此外，距离海滩仅有很短的距离，还有一个舒适的小吃店和咖啡店。景色壮观，现场还提供方便的洗手间设施。

这个海滩位于塞浦路斯风景如画的地区。此外，它有灰色的沙子和卵石，这增添了它独特的魅力。