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by **Rickers** » Fri May 12, 2006 12:37 am

In that case I definitely agree with Andri !!!

Each year when we visit Limassol, we use Ladies Mile Beach. The colour of the sand is unimportant -- what appeals to us is that the beach is used by locals, we get peace and quiet, safety, tranquility, happiness -- oh yes, and a complete absence of any other beer-swilling, obnoxious, rude, British holidaymakers or Timeshare sellers !!

See you in July, Captain's Cabin !

by **andri_cy** » Fri May 12, 2006 5:52 am

Sotos wrote:
I dont think the color of the sand is important.

Those that don't agree with Andri are sand racists!

Haha Soto you are crazy :twisted:

by GG » Fri May 12, 2006 11:19 am

The best beach i have seen in Cyprus is Fig Tree Bay, all the ones in Larnaka are horrible, even the big players like Palm Beach hotel ad Golden Bay hotel have horrible beaches.

Cyprus now concentrates more on bitches than beaches.

by **twinkle** » Fri May 12, 2006 2:22 pm

Said it before, will say it again.

The CTO still thinks it can entice the tourists in with a stick of souvlaki and a crappy beach.

Wake up and spend some money of a proper tourist industry. Enough golf courses, enough tavernas, how about a few theme parks.

You can go to the Caribbean for the same price as a week in Cyprus.

by **Mikros** » Fri May 12, 2006 3:34 pm

Indeed twinkle... still I totally disagree that the beaches shoulde be altered by removing rocks, changing sand (due to the colour).... This changes the whole idea of having a totally natural environment. Cyprus soil is not like Bahamas and the like... It was always rocky. Take Mykonos, Santorini and the like islands in Greece... Have they they anything? Nope, on the other hand they try to keep the beaches clean and the local authorities dont let both locals and visitors to destroy them by just throwing away rubish...