Wreckage is located about 10 minutes drive from Paphos. You have to park and walk a hundred meters to get to Edro III. The site is free. It's quite disturbing to see a boat stranded so close to shore. Today it is an imposing pigeon marker (in relation to the photos). Do not hesitate to go to both sides of the coast to see different viewpoints and in particular see the bridge. With the caves in the rock in the background, it is a beautiful place to take pictures. Unfortunately, we were unable to get there at sunset. Of course, the wreck can't be seen.

The famous Edro III shipwreck is located in Coral Bay very near Pegeia Beach. In turbulent weather, the Sierra Leone-flagged EDRO III ran aground on September 8, 2011 on its way from Limassol to Rhodes. It is located in the water a short distance from the beach and grottos. Waze found “Edro ship wreck” and took us right to it. Nearby are fields of banana trees.

This was really cool to see and we're glad we included it. We saw it as part of a long walk down the coast which ended essentially around the Edro III for us. It was incredible turning the corner on the coast and seeing this from across the bay. Neither of us had seen a shipwreck before, and certainly not one this well preserved (ish, it is on the coast). You can see it from really close up too. It's a good bit of history, and if you're one of these people that enjoys seeing abandoned things that look a bit lost for life, then this would be perfect for you. It's really not a long trip at all, a sort of seen then done thing, but certainly worth having on your checklist for Cyprus.