Regions
Northern Cyprus
Nicosia, Kyrenia, Iskele, Famagusta, Esentepe, Guzelyurt, Tatlisu
Nicosia (Lefkosha in Turkish) is the capital of Northern Cyprus.
The city is located in the central part of the island. The city is divided into two parts: one half belongs to the Turkish Cypriots, the other half to the Greeks.
Arriving in Lefkosa, you will feel the "breath of the times". Many institutions and organizations have modified and modernized buildings on the inside but not on the outside. The most interesting places for tourists who come to get acquainted with the cultural heritage of the capital are located in the central area.
At the same time, the city is quite modern and has all the benefits and services that modern society is used to.
Kyrenia (Girne in Turkish) is a famous historical city of Cyprus, simply a paradise for vacationers.
Beaches with yellow sand and azure water, hospitable people - this characterizes the city, popular among tourists.
Kyrenia is located at the foot of the mountains of the same name, directly by the sea. The sea coasts here are of extraordinary beauty. The mild Mediterranean climate determines relatively warm weather in winter and hot in summer.
The success of tourism, travelers from different parts of the world, many attractions, great hotels and restaurants - all this determined the changes in the economy. From a small town, Kyrenia began to turn into a famous resort on the Mediterranean Sea.
Iskele is an area carved out of the northeastern part of the Famagusta region.
It is located on the Karpassky peninsula, occupying its main part, almost from all sides it is washed by the Mediterranean Sea.
Iskele is synonymous with excellent rest and beautiful sea sunsets. The city is called the future of Miami, and there is some truth in this. Even 10 years ago there was nothing here but a small village. And now it is a new modern area, which is being actively built up with resort-type complexes.
The coastline of Iskele stretches for 25 km. Here is the coast of Long Beach with some of the most beautiful beaches of the island. Gentle entrance to the sea, golden sand, developed service and entertainment infrastructure.
Famagusta (Gizimagusa in Turkish) is the largest city in Northern Cyprus, with a history of more than 2,000 years.
At one time, Famagusta was the residence of Richard the Lionheart, and now it is a major tourist center of the island, which annually gathers guests from all over the world. And this is no accident: after all, without a visit to Famagusta, a full acquaintance with the island will not take place.
This Mediterranean city has a rich history and amaze tourists with its ancient buildings. One of the best cities for excursions in Cyprus.
Famagusta is also attractive with beautiful sandy beaches - a real paradise for those who love the sea and water sports.
Esentepe is the ideal place to live and relax on the Mediterranean if your preference is mesmerizing views, sandy beaches and crystal clear sea.
You will see an unforgettable view that residents admire every day - the crystal clear Mediterranean Sea and wonderful beaches. This region attracts those who need a comfortable and secluded vacation.
Especially popular is the property located in the immediate vicinity of the Corineum Golf & Country Club. Also worth noting is the turtle beach of Alagadi. This is one of the cleanest and largest free beaches.
Guzelyurt is a popular romantic destination on the island.
The greenest region of the island and an agricultural land: the area is literally buried in vineyards, plantations of oranges, tangerines, grapefruits, pomelo and strawberries.
When you visit Guzelyurt, you will immediately notice a big difference in landscape compared to other regions of Northern Cyprus. The two key words that immediately come to mind are green and abundance.
Today, Guzelyurt is intensively built up with resort-type complexes with all modern infrastructure: swimming pools and bars on the roof, surfing clubs on the territory
Tatlisu (translated from Turkish as "sweet water") is located at the foot of the Beshparmak Mountains, and occupies both mountainous and coastal areas.
The village boasts the most beautiful bays in Northern Cyprus. The beaches here are mostly pebbly and rocky, but there are also sandy ones - Kaplica beach is 10-15 minutes from Tatlisu.
Tatlisu is perfect for those who prefer a relaxing holiday and unity with nature. Breathtaking landscapes will not leave anyone indifferent, and history buffs will find enough attractions here to quench their thirst for new experiences.
