Cyprus

Travel Guide to Cyprus

Welcome to the enchanting island of Cyprus, where Mediterranean Sea surrounds you at every turn. This travel guide will help you explore the diverse landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and warm hospitality that make Cyprus a unique destination. Known for its sunny weather, stunning beaches, and historical significance, Cyprus has something for every traveler.

By Air: Cyprus has 2 international airports: Larnaca International Airport (LCA) and Paphos Paphos International Airport (PFO). Numerous airlines offer direct flights to Cyprus, including the low cost companies, such as Ryanair (to PFO), Wizzair (to LCA).

Ryanair

Wizzair

By Sea: Ferries connect Cyprus with neighboring countries like Greece. Additionally, cruise ships often include Cyprus in their Mediterranean itineraries.

The ideal time to visit Cyprus is during May, June, September and October. The temperature is warm enough for swimming.

If you want to see flamingos, pink birds, come to Cyprus during November to March.

The best way to move in Cyprus is by car. They are many car rentals across the island, I recommend Aercar rentals. There are several pick points in Cyprus. Aercar also provides Airport to their office 

ICyprus Cities Bus Transportation

Agia Napa is a small town on the southeastern coast of Cyprus. Known for its vibrant nightlife, stunning beaches, and a mix of cultural and recreational attractions, Agia Napa has become a favorite destination for travelers seeking both relaxation and excitement.

Famous for its crystal-clear waters and vibrant atmosphere, Nissi Beach is a hotspot for beachgoers and water sports enthusiasts. The small island located just off the coast is accessible by a shallow walkable path during low tide.

Makronissos Beach offers a more tranquil setting with fine sand and clear waters. It's an ideal spot for families and those seeking a quieter beach experience.

By boat: There are many short boat tours from Ayia Napa Harbour. 

Yellow Submarine Ayia Napa Boat Trips Snorkeling and more...

Perfect for families and thrill-seekers alike, the WaterWorld Themed Waterpark features exciting water slides, lazy rivers, and themed attractions inspired by ancient Greek mythology.

By car: You can drive to viewpoint or hike along scenic trails, explore sea caves, and enjoy panoramic views of the coastline.

Nestled on the southeastern coast of Cyprus, Protaras is a charming resort town known for its pristine beaches and laid-back atmosphere. A quieter alternative to its lively neighbor, Agia Napa, Protaras offers a perfect blend of relaxation and natural beauty.

Nicosia (Lefkosia): A Capital Steeped in History and Divided Cultures

Situated on the southern coast of Cyprus, Larnaca is a city that seamlessly weaves together a rich historical tapestry with the allure of a picturesque coastal setting. From ancient sites to lively promenades, Larnaca invites visitors to explore its cultural heritage and enjoy the Mediterranean lifestyle.

Famous palm-lined beach with clean-water status & promenades, next to a town with full amenities.

Salt Lake welcomes you with its unique pink hues, especially during the winter months when flocks of flamingos make it their temporary residence.

Nicosia, the capital and largest city of Cyprus, serves as a captivating testament to the island's complex history and the coexistence of Greek and Turkish Cypriot cultures. Split by the Green Line into the Republic of Cyprus-controlled south and the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus in the north, Nicosia offers a unique blend of ancient charm and contemporary energy.

Nestled in the Troodos Mountains of Cyprus, the picturesque village of Lefkara captivates visitors with its cobblestone streets, charming architecture, and a rich heritage of lace craftsmanship. 

Lefkara is renowned for its centuries-old tradition of lace making, particularly the delicate Lefkaritika lace. 

Explore Lace Crafting Tradition and Silverware

In addition to lace, Lefkara is celebrated for its silver craftsmanship. Wander through the village's streets and discover workshops where artisans create intricate silverware, including jewelry and household items. These pieces often feature traditional Cypriot designs.

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