If you are looking for a less crowded beach, then take a trip to the Akamas. You won't have to go far, as you will pass White River Beach before you get to the Avakas Gorge, and it can be reached by any car. What the beach lacks in facilities (there are none) it more than makes up for in natural charm...
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White River Beach
White River Beach
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Living in Polemi, Cyprus with my wife and daughter.
Re: White River Beach
Interesting article.Yes, we've been past here many times without ever stopping. I remember when the gate was open and seeing a few people on the beach there. I wonder who makes the cairns each year and why? Rather mysterious! Also wonder why visitors are being discouraged.
Dee
Dee
Re: White River Beach
Visitors aren't being discouraged. The guy with the sunbeds didn't have a license and was forced to remove them.
Web Designer / Developer. Currently working on Paphos Life.
Living in Polemi, Cyprus with my wife and daughter.
Living in Polemi, Cyprus with my wife and daughter.
Re: White River Beach
Paphos International Sailing Club launch from there a couple of times a week. They have regattas in Spring and Autumn I believe.
Re: White River Beach
It’s a fabulous natural beach, which luckily now is free of sunbeds
Thanks Dominic for the blog, hope it’s natural beauty never gets developed
Thanks Dominic for the blog, hope it’s natural beauty never gets developed
Re: White River Beach
Thanks!
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Re: White River Beach
Lovely blog again. I went there quite a few times, but that was 25 to 20 years ago.
Louise 
