About Cyprus

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“FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS"Banks - Bank AccountsLocal Bank accounts quick and easy to open in both Local and FX Business - Can I set up locally and controlYES - Since Full EEC Entry in April 2004 and can now be controlled 100%Credit CardsAll Major accepted - especially Visa and Master CardDriving - CarsSame as in UK – All cars are 'right hand drive'  so if you wish to – you can  bring ...

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Famagusta

With its superb beaches and multi-star hotels, the Ammochostos region draws discerning sun seekers from all over the globe. But this part of the island remains the agricultural heart of Cyprus, where traditional windmills stand with modern aqueducts to irrigate the fertile red soil.  Agia Napa, once a small fishing village, is as lively a resort as any in the Mediterranean. But historic ...

Larnaca

Most travelers first see Cyprus at Larnaka, which is the second port and the site of an international airport. No welcome could be sunnier: at Larnaka, deep blue seas meet bright sand beaches under incomparably brilliant skies. Palm Tree Promenade Here yachts and sailing vessels from around the globe bob and glint, and along the harbor perimeter is a palm-lined promenade.  Between shopping ...

Paphos

Enter another world, where idols and temples, graves and goddesses make up the fabric of everyday life.Pafos is where Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of love and beauty, is said to have risen from the waves that crash on its shores. Petra tou Romiou, or Aphrodite’s Rock, is a massive chunk of stone that marks the spot. Her birthplace was a place of pilgrimage for the entire Hellenic world. ...

Limassol

During the Crusades, Richard the Lion-Heart, leader of the Third Crusade, landed in Limassol (Lemesos), not incidentally to free a noblewoman held captive by the Byzantine sovereign. The noblewoman? His betrothed, Berengaria of Navarre. In Limassol they married, touching off the most extravagant party the island had ever seen. Today, the tradition of celebration and hospitality continues in ...

Nicosia

During the Venetian expansion eastward in the 1500’s, Nicosia (Lefkosia) was fortified with imposing stone walls and massive gates. The famous Famagusta Gate still stands today, proudly protecting the still-ancient town within from the modern city without. Through the Gate lies Laiki Geitonia, an old section which has been Laiki Geitonia Pedestrian area within the walled city, east of Plateia ...

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