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Amphitheatre Bay on the Akamas Peninsula after a storm

Destinations in Cyprus

Eleven destination guides covering the whole island, each with its own tours, sights, transport, travel guide and seasons pages.

Cyprus divides naturally into four travelling regions. Most first trips combine one coastal base with the Troodos Mountains; ten days to two weeks is enough to sample them all.

Nine destinations are in the Republic of Cyprus (euro). Two — Kyrenia and Famagusta & Salamis — are in the north, administered by the Turkish Cypriot authorities (Turkish lira), and are reached through crossing points; they are labelled throughout the site.

Paphos & the west

Paphos and its UNESCO sites, the wild Akamas Peninsula with the Blue Lagoon, and Aphrodite’s Rock on the coast road east.

Limassol & the Troodos

Limassol, the lively city of the south coast, and the Troodos Mountains behind it with painted churches, monasteries and wine villages.

Larnaca & the east coast

Larnaca and its airport, the white-sand beaches and sea caves of Ayia Napa and Cape Greco, and family-friendly Protaras.

The stone bell tower of the Church of Saint Lazarus in Larnaca Republic of Cyprus

Larnaca

The main airport town: a palm-lined seafront, the Church of Saint Lazarus, flamingos on the salt lake and the Zenobia, one of the world’s top wreck dives.

Nicosia & the north

The divided capital Nicosia, and beyond the Green Line the harbour of Kyrenia and the walled city of Famagusta with ancient Salamis.

The arcaded courtyard of the Büyük Han caravanserai in Nicosia’s walled city Republic of Cyprus

Nicosia

The divided capital inside star-shaped Venetian walls: the Cyprus Museum, Ledra Street and a walk across the Green Line to the Selimiye Mosque and Büyük Han.

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