Districts of Cyprus

Nicosia (Turkish: Lefkosha) 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 Turkish Cypriots and the other half to Greek Cypriots.

Coming to Lefkosha, you will feel the "breath of times". Many institutions and organizations have changed and modernized the buildings inside, but have not changed them outside. The most interesting places for tourists who came to get acquainted with the cultural heritage of the capital are in the central district.

At the same time, the city is quite modern and has all the amenities and services that modern society is used to.

Kyrenia (Girne in Turkish) is a famous historical town of Cyprus, just a paradise for vacationers. Beaches with yellow sand and azure water, hospitable residents - 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 seashores 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, excellent 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 separated from the northeastern part of Famagusta district. It is located on the Karpas peninsula, occupying the main part of the peninsula and is washed by the Mediterranean Sea from almost all sides.

Iskele is synonymous with excellent vacations and beautiful sea sunsets. The city is called the future of Miami and there is some truth in it. Even 10 years ago there was nothing here but a small village. And now it is a new modern area, which is actively being built up with resort type complexes.

The coastline of Iskele stretches for 25 km. Here is located 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.

Larnaca is a city on the southern coast of Cyprus, the third largest after Nicosia and Limassol. By the way, this city is one of the oldest tourist areas of the island. And today Larnaca, despite being an ordinary city, has a perfectly developed infrastructure.
In addition, Larnaca is one of the oldest cities on the island, Larnaca is located on the site of the ancient city-state of Kition. According to archaeological evidence it is believed that the city was founded in the 13th century BC by the Mycenaean Greeks. Larnaca is one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world. The city is even mentioned in the Bible under the name "Kitim". Larnaca is the tourist gateway of Cyprus, the city where almost all airplanes arrive. Although it is the oldest settlement on the island, today's Larnaca is a modern European city by the sea with comfortable hotels, clean beaches, trendy bars and acceptable service. There is plenty to do here all year round. The beach season lasts from early May to late October, and in winter thousands of pink flamingos come to Larnaca. Come here to swim in the sea, wander around ancient ruins, sip cocktails in bars, eat fruits and seafood and just feel the pulse of life that has been beating here for thousands of years.

Limassol is the most popular resort in Cyprus, stretching for dozens of kilometers along the sea coast. Here fashionable five-star hotels and comfortable apartment complexes are replaced by eucalyptus groves. Along the entire coast stretches a small pedestrian path - a popular place for jogging and walking. Limassol is considered the second capital of Cyprus, it is the main port city of the island, business and resort center. Limassol is located on the territory between the two ancient states of Amathus, in the east Kurion in the west - the most unique historical places on the island.The main feature of Limassol is that life here is booming even in winter: the city is entertained in nightclubs and have fun at various events throughout the year. In Limassol you can meet not only young people who like to hang out, but families with small children, because there is a moon park, 3 water parks and a zoo in the city amusement park, there are also many vacationing businessmen, not parting with laptops even on the beaches.

Güzelyurt is a popular romantic destination on the island. It is the greenest region of the island and an agricultural region: the area is literally drowned in vineyards, plantations of oranges, tangerines, grapefruits, pomelos and strawberries.

When you visit Güzelyurt, you will immediately notice a big difference in the landscape compared to other regions of Northern Cyprus. Two key words that immediately come to mind are "greenery" and "abundance".

Today Güzelyurt is being intensively developed into resort type complexes with all modern infrastructure: swimming pools and rooftop bars, surfing clubs on the territory.

Paphos is located on the southwest coast of Cyprus, on the shores of the clear sea and surrounded by gentle hills. Paphos was the capital of Cyprus in Roman times and dates back to 1400 BC. The present Paphos consists of two parts: the upper part is located on the hill and is the administrative part of the city, and the lower part, Kato Paphos is the tourist part, where hotels, taverns and various attractions are located.
Paphos fully justifies its name - it is the most cozy resort on the island. Also note that this resort is not for vacationing with children, as there is not developed this infrastructure, as in other Cypriot resorts. But there are many picturesque places, secluded beaches and bays, cozy restaurants and taverns, which will give a fabulous holiday to couples in love.