Ayia Napa & Protaras · Protaras
Fig Tree Bay
Protaras’s best-known beach: fine sand and clear, shallow water, with a small islet offshore and plenty of facilities.
Toddlers 0–4 · Kids 5–11 · Teens 12+
Free beach; sunbeds and umbrellas are paid.
Beaches
Swimming season roughly May–October.
Open all the time; lifeguards in the swimming season.
Half a day
Outdoor
Fig Tree Bay, Protaras
Easy by bus
About Fig Tree Bay
Fig Tree Bay is named after a fig tree that has grown here for centuries. The sand shelves gently into clear water, which suits paddlers and new swimmers.
The beach is fully organised, with sunbeds, water sports, cafés and restaurants just behind the sand.
What kids love, facilities and tips
What kids love
- Clear, shallow water
- Snorkelling for fish near the rocks
- Watching pedalos and boats
Facilities
- Sunbeds
- Showers
- Cafés
- Water sports
- Lifeguards in season
Tips for parents
- Arrive before 10:00 in July and August for a good spot.
Getting there
Easy by bus
Fig Tree Bay is in the centre of Protaras, close to local bus stops.
Check the bus from your hotelYoung children usually travel free on Cyprus buses.Directions to Fig Tree Bay (opens Google Maps in a new tab)Taxi or car
For farm parks, waterparks out of town and mountain trips, a taxi or hire car is usually quicker with children and car seats.
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Fig Tree Bay with kids: questions
Is Fig Tree Bay free?
Yes. Free beach; sunbeds and umbrellas are paid.
What ages is Fig Tree Bay good for?
It suits toddlers (0–4), kids (5–11), teens (12+). Plan on half a day for a visit.
How do you get to Fig Tree Bay?
Fig Tree Bay is in the centre of Protaras, close to local bus stops.
Sources
Information checked on 2026-10-09. Prices, hours and seasons change, so confirm with the venue before you go.
Deputy Ministry of Tourism: Cyprus for Families info paper (PDF) ↗