Tradiotionally Turkish in the north and Greek in the south, Cyprus today is an eclectic mix of these two strong influences. Called the "Island of Love", because of its warm, friendly people and scenic beauty. The Ammochostos region with its many picturesque villages and heritage sites is particularly captivating.
Sun-drenched white sandy beaches with ample facilities for some great water sports make this a beach lover's paradise. Also, a well-known party destination, Cyprus has a raging nightlife. Typical food is kleftiko (oven-baked lamb) and mezedes (dips, salads and other appetisers).
Language: Greek, Turkish, English
Currency: Cyprus pound £C
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- Kyrenia (Girne)- A pleasant coastal resort.
- Famagusta (Gazimagusa)-Cathedral of St Nicholas and the famed Othello's Tower.
- Polis & the Akamas Peninsula -for the The Baths of Aphrodite and some spectacular scenery set among citrus orchards
- Salamis- Pre-Christian city and the country's best archaeological site.
- Watersports and beaches
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