One thing that several people recommended we see was MUSAN, the underwater museum near Ayia Napa. It was just made at the end of July. When we first arrived there we had no idea where the underwater museum was located. My face wasn't feeling the best because it was quite burnt, so I sent Leos out into the water to try and find it. He wasn't able to find it, so then we decided to check some information online. Luckily someone posted on google maps the exact location of the museum. Leos followed the directions and found it easily. Then it was my turn to check it out. Between the time that Leos got out of the water and I went in, the wind picked up and the waters were a bit rough. I was determined to check it out though. Luckily there were floating platforms where you could rest after swimming out to them. The underwater museum was really nice to look at even if you are snorkeling up above it. You can either dive through the museum or snorkel over it. We had our goggles and snorkel so we decided to snorkel. After a long day of swimming at two different beaches we headed to our accommodation. The room was a bit smelly, but we were staying there for just one night so we dealt with it. The only good thing about the place was that they had a pool. We were able to enjoy it and I even found some delicious figs on a tree next to the pool. That night we went for our last dinner and got a LOT of food. We only ordered one starter and one main, but it was still TOO MUCH food. People in Cyprus really know how to eat!!! (photos are all out of order)
Leos was extremely full
view from our smelly room
delicious fig I found near the hotel pool
delicious salad at a small cafe clear waters
using my phone as a mirror to put on sunscreen my skin was destroyed!! lizard skin!
entering the underwater museumnice display
made only a month beforewindsurfing beach
chilling at the hotel pool
