in-cyprus11 Jun 2026

Cyprus awards Blue Flag to 56 beaches and two marinas for 2026

Cyprus has awarded Blue Flag status to 56 beaches and two marinas for 2026, down from 64 beaches and two marinas last year, in a ceremony held on Thursday at Nisi beach in Ayia Napa.

The reduction is largely attributable to the decision by the municipalities of Limassol and Amathus not to submit applications this year, following increased reports of pollution incidents recorded in 2025....

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