Wet&Wild WaterSports
About
Wet&Wild WaterSports serves Cyprus from Παραλιακός πεζόδρομος Πρωταρά - Περνέρα in Paralimni, Ammochostos 5296.
The boat rental holds a 4.7 out of 5 rating from 62 reviews, a solid record among those who have used it. Its position on the Protaras coastal walkway places it within easy reach of Ayia Napa, Protaras and Paralimni on the eastern coast, while Larnaca, Limassol, Paphos, Polis and Coral Bay lie further afield.
A website at http://www.wetandwildwatersport.com/ serves customers planning a booking. Summers are hot inland, while the coasts catch sea breezes and humidity rises in July and August.
Greek and Turkish are the official languages, and English is widely used in business and tourism. The Cyprus mouflon lives in the Troodos forests, and loggerhead and green turtles nest on protected beaches.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Wet&Wild WaterSports known for?
Wet&Wild WaterSports is known as a boat rental business on Cyprus. The island itself is known for the Cyprus mouflon in the Troodos forests and for wine villages in the Troodos foothills that hold an annual vintage festival.
What kind of business is Wet&Wild WaterSports?
Wet&Wild WaterSports is a boat rental business based on Cyprus. Its website, http://www.wetandwildwatersport.com/, is the online home for the operation.
What should first-time visitors expect at Wet&Wild WaterSports?
First-time visitors to Wet&Wild WaterSports should expect a boat rental business on Cyprus. The island's coasts catch sea breezes while inland summers are hot, and humidity rises in July and August.
Where is Wet&Wild WaterSports located on Cyprus?
Wet&Wild WaterSports sits at Παραλιακός πεζόδρομος Πρωταρά - Περνέρα in Paralimni, Ammochostos 5296. That puts it on the coast of Cyprus, the island where loggerhead and green turtles nest on protected beaches.
How do visitors rate Wet&Wild WaterSports?
Wet&Wild WaterSports holds a rating of 4.7 out of 5 from 62 reviews. The business operates as a boat rental on Cyprus, where English is widely used in tourism alongside Greek and Turkish.
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