Dreamer's Bay, Archaeological site in Akrotiri Peninsula, Cyprus

Dreamer's Bay is an archaeological site on the Akrotiri Peninsula containing building remains scattered along more than 500 meters of shoreline. The site includes warehouses, port structures, and a submerged artificial breakwater that once served maritime activities.

The site developed from the 1st to 6th century as a port linking trade networks between Greece, Egypt, and Syria. Its structures reveal the area's role in connecting distant Mediterranean regions through commerce.

The Greek name recorded for the site is Archaio limani sto Nissarouin, "ancient harbour at Nissarouin". The port is thought to have served Kourion, about 13 km to the north-west, as a resupply stop for ships crossing between Greece, Egypt, Syria and Asia Minor. Coins, roofing material and 4th-century pottery fragments show use into at least the 6th century AD.

The site lies inside RAF Akrotiri, a British Sovereign Base Area, and is not open to the public, so no visit can be arranged. It sits away from the base's main operating and domestic areas, which has kept the remains largely free of human interference. The location gives a view of Cape Zevgari to the west and Cape Gata to the east.

Stone columns found beneath the seabed hint at ancient shipping routes used to move goods from Egypt to Antioch. These underwater remains help researchers trace the exact trade connections this port once served.