Fassuri reed beds

 from birdlife:

Site description (2000 baseline)
An extensive area of reedbeds (Phragmites) and water-meadows (unique in Cyprus), adjacent to Akrotiri salt-lake.

Key biodiversity
A very important stop-over site during spring and autumn migration; also important for winter visitors. Bird data are averaged for 1990-1995, although many more species are recorded every year, ranging from raptors and large waterbirds to small warblers (Sylviidae) and finches (Fringillidae). Species of global conservation concern that do not meet IBA criteria: Crex crex, Gallinago media (both passage).

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Recommended citation
BirdLife International (2023) Important Bird Area factsheet: Phasouri reedbeds. Downloaded from http://datazone.birdlife.org/site/factsheet/phasouri-reedbeds-iba-cyprus on 17/12/2023.

The Akrotiri peninsula part 1

 for information, visit this link

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Akrotiri_Peninsula_(Cyprus)

the rocks that the Kourion ancient site sits upon

the ship wreck of MV Achaios

the road that leads to the Akrotiri reeds

the Akrotiri bay

the road that leads to the Akrotiri bay

airplane landing at RAF airport

Acheos shipwreck at Akrotiri

scuba diving at Shark's cove part 1

currently my underwater photo equipment is not very good, but I still take pictures untill I can afford a better one.

from the site
http://www.cydive.com/divessites/sharks-cove

"Don't Panic! It used to be called Fisherman's Cove and sharks, fortunately, have never been seen here. This is a spectacular cove on the Akrotiri Peninsula with a submerged tunnel which starts and ends the dive. The dive takes you along a cliff face before circling a rocky reef bottom."

here's my shots: