Cyprus is an Island of contrasts from the cool pine covered Troodos Mountains to the miles of attractive coastline with golden beaches ad crystal clear waters. Cyprus has something for everyone. There are many reasons to choose north Cyprus for your next holiday.
The fact that English is extensively spoken, familiar brand names in the shops, driving on the left, a fascinating history or the varied and exiting nightlife.
Here is a wonderful opportunity to visit the area and this is an ideal destination for a relaxing holiday.
The North has so many new places for you to visit, places like Salamis the ancient capital of Cyprus. In addition the towns of Famagusta, Kyrenia, Kantara and the modern capital city of Nicosia offer holiday destinations full of new and interesting aspects for you to discover.
The ancient City of Salamis is home to a treasure trove of Roman and Byzantine remains including a fine Roman Amphitheatre.
Famagusta Enjoy a visit to Famagusta the medieval walled town and see the main sights St. Nicholas Cathedral and Venetian Palace. This ancient town with its deep water harbour is rich in history and is thought to be the place chosen by Shakespere as the setting for Othello. In contrast to this culture you will find many restaurants, bars and local nightlife
A visit to Kantara Castle and the Incirti Cave, the longest and most beautiful cave on the Island is a must.
A drive up into the mountains to Kantara Castle, where Richard the Lionheart captured the last king of Cyprus is essential. Some parts of the castle are remarkedly well preserved and from the ramparts you can enjy spectacular views of the north coast and Famagusta Bay.
Kyrenia, One of the most attractive cities of Northern Cyprus with its ancient harbour set against a backdrop of rugged mountains.There you will find a variety of
bars and restaurants where you can sample the local delicacy and soak
up
a truly charming atmosphere. Visit the impressive castle and its museum which depicts the life from Neolithic age through to the Venetian dynasty. Nearby is the small hilltop village of Bellapais. The village is home to the abbey of Bellapais, with its 13th century cloister, a fine example of gothic architecture in Cyprus.
Enjoy a tour to the capital of Cyprus, Nicosia, Europes only divided city since the collapse of the Berlin wall, The city is split in two by the ‘green line’ which divides the south from the north. The delightful,old town is a picturesque combination of 16th century walls, pedestrian precincts , pavement cafes and squares brimming with charm.
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