One of the ideal protected coves with crystal clear waters and a great photo opportunity to capture a ship wrecked ship imbedded in the sand. A mini cruise with stops to see the blue caves on the way and get up close to the shipwreck.

From our boat we wen t ashore, swum in the fabulous clear waters and explored the wreck of this old vessel stranded on the beach and now a major tourist attraction ( since 1988 ! )

No, this is not really possible. We were here during off season in mid October and it was still busy. Maybe in summer it is not necessarily a pleasant thing to share the beach with many other people, but in October it was not a...More

I have contacted MyTours twice now about our experience on our trip to Shipwreck Beach and they haven't bothered to answer so I'll post a warning on here. After leaving the shipwreck area we traveled to the Blue Caves. In the vicinity, we stopped and...More

We did this tour today to shipwreck island and the island itself is beautiful but the beach is very very stony so beware. The problem I had was it took over two hours to get there and we only had 30 minutes on the actual...More

Went to the shipwreck and the blue caves as part of a day tour through our hotel. The shipwreck was fantastic only disappointing part about it was you are only aloud on the beach for 30, mins. Thoroughly enjoyed the trip and a tick off...More

You spend the whole day getting to and from this small beach just to swim there for an hour and the boat there is only an old oil tanker ship thing cut in half! Up to you but I would avoid and spend your time...More