Ayia Napa is in the South and you don’t need to cross the border to visit. The city of Famagusta is in the occupied territories and yes, you do need to…
Famagusta South and North. All you need to know
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Hidden gems in Cyprus. Ayia Thekla and the baldaquin sunbeds
Pretty soon, it will be harder to find hidden gems on the East Coast of Cyprus. But surprises can appear anytime when you’re least expecting them. I found it by chance…
Summer timetable for buses in Ayia Napa and Protaras
The summer program 2024 for the buses operating in Ayia Napa and Protaras areas starts on Monday, May 20. This means that the buses will run from 6:15 in the morning…
Location of the fixed traffic cameras in Cyprus
Traffic cameras are already in use in Larnaca district. Most are in the city, but they also put two on Dhekelia Road. Traffic cameras have caught in time even 150 drivers…
How to get to Varosha on your own. Practical guide
The first thing to remember when thinking about how to get to Varosha is that there is no public transport between the south and the occupied side. There are tours you…
Famagusta, view from the walls
The island has two cities that kept their Venetian walls in place until the 21st century: Nicosia and Famagusta. And since I like this piece of land all together, I see…
Tourist day in Katehomena
Delicious fish meze, virgin beach and something light to eat in the evening, in the old city of Famagusta. From time to time we cross the border into the occupied part…
Othellos’s castel from Cyprus
We have a medieval castle and a well-known story – Shakespeare's Othello. The castle was renovated in 2014-2015 and it is worth visiting when you go to the old city of…
Nissi Beach – let the fun begin!
The center of fun in Ayia Napa during the day is at Nissi Beach. Beach bars with loud music and DJs that maintain the atmosphere are sought after by young locals…
Famagusta, the medieval fortress
In the fortress of Famagusta you will take a trip back in time. You will walk through the places visited by the Templar Knights, by the Venetians and Pasha Mustafa. ***…