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The Cyprus Sustainable Tourism Initiative (CSTI), together with the Cyprus Environment Foundation and the Nicosia Triathlon Club Nireas, is calling on the public to take part in the final event of the Go Overboard Cyprus Swim Challenge 2026 on Sunday, July 26. The day, dedicated to swimming for cleaner seas, will take place at Nisia Lombardi Beach in Protaras, aiming to raise awareness about plastic pollution and support local marine conservation.
Participants can engage in open-water swimming, stand-up paddleboarding, and kayaking, with registration starting at 7:00 AM. Throughout the morning, environmental organisations including Enalia Physis Environmental Research Centre and the Marine and Environmental Research Lab will present ongoing conservation initiatives and practical ways to reduce plastic waste.
The event aligns with the global Plastic Free July campaign and is free of charge. A prize draw with gifts for participants will also take place. Support comes from the Municipality of Paralimni–Deryneia, Cavo Maris Hotel, AWOL, and the G. Charalambous Group.
Organisers hope the event will demonstrate the power of collective action in protecting Cyprus’ coastal waters and inspire lasting change in reducing single-use plastics.
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