Places’ description

Situated on the north coast of Cyprus, Kyrenia, with its 6 000 year long history, unique remains of countless civilisations, miles of natural beaches, calm sea and mild climate is an idyllic Mediterranean town. More

Let’s head for the West of Kyrenia along the coastline. Further

Let’s head for the East of Kyrenia along the coastline. Further

The Karpas Peninsula or “panhandle” as the British called the north-east part of Cyprus is a land where time stands still. There are miles of sandy Karpas beaches with not a person in site. Ancient towns, basilicas, ruins and tombs scatter the area waiting to be explored. To get a taste of Cyprus many years ago, the traveller must visit the Karpas. More

Famagusta known as Gazimagusa or Magusa is located at the far East coast of North Cyprus and has a long and fascinating history. Visitors to Famagusta’s old town will be taken aback by how ram shackled and ruined it appears considering it was once the most rich, lavish city in the Eastern Mediterranean. Read

Nicosia, the capital of Cyprus, is one of the oldest cities in this part of the world. Today it is sophisticated and cosmopolitan place, combining its historic past with the amenities of a modern city. Further

Guzelyurt is situated northwest of Cyprus. Guzelyurt bay has the best panoramic view of Mediterranean blue waters and Troodos Mountains together in North Cyprus. This area is proud of its citrus gardens (Oranges, Lemons, Grapefruits) and strawberry fields. More