West Coral Bay Area
Rugged Beauty
It would be lovely to walk along here during a storm. Imagine the waves crashing over the rocks.
Pool Closeup
I wonder if this gets used for swimming? I guess what you can't tell here is how jagged the rocks around the pool are.
Punkt Widokowy
I think the phrase "Punkt Widokowy" is very evocative. This is the name assigned to the area near here. I thought originally that some nightclub had added the name to promote themselves. This does occasionally happen. However, it turns out that "Punkt Widokowy" is Greek for Viewpoint. That is positively boring by comparison, but they are right, there is a lovely view to be had here.
Limni Rock
For some reason this area is known as Limni Rock. I don't know why, as Limni is near Polis. If you run it through Google Translate it just returns "Limni Rock", so it doesn't mean anything special.
That blue hut you can see is actually a little kiosk I think. I have no idea of its opening times though.
Be Adventurous
I will save the area beyond Yialos Tavern for another day. If you are in Coral Bay , so consider giving this area of coast a bit of attention. You can have a lovely walk through some remote countryside, without having to travel all the way to the Akamas.
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