Can anyone advise me about Cyprus?

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Leonarda

You can go to Lemessos, it is really wonderful, and Larnaca, but in Aghia Napa and Protaras, the most touristic places..
In Cyprus there are so many things to see, and people are so friendly..The food is cheap, adn the hospitality great, you ll really be amazed..
Go also to Pafos, to see the baths of Venus, and enjoy the nature.
Dont forget to go to the mountain of Troodos too...
Have a nice holiday in Cyprus...

barbara c

Don't go to northern Cyprus its full of Turks.

Catlover10

If you don't want the fish and chip crowd and real Cypriot hospitality, come to the unspoilt part of the island to Polis/Latchi. We have some great beaches (not all sand but a mix of pebbles/sand), great fish restaurants and there is a good choice of bars without the lager lout brigade.
If you're into the outdoors there is also lots of walking/cycling/watersports to do.
Find out more at the website below:

dick19532003

i agree ,stay away from ayia napa and protaras ,there lovely places but are touristy so if you dont like that pick somewhere else .sorry i cant offer any suggestions ive only been once to protaras and ayia napa .

kevina p

Hi, I am going to Cyprus in September, i have stayed all over the island, (not the northern side, i wouldn't go there) my favourite is Protaras, but not in the centre of Protaras another little place just outside called Pernera, i stay just outside Pernera in a hotel that is out of the way but there is a bus service that will take you to the touristy areas if you decide you would like to see the nightlife. I usually drive as they drive on the same side of the road as in UK. Limassol is a lovely place, and Larnaca is great for shopping. Wherever you decide to go have a great holiday...............

Black

Here is a website link that tells you everything you want to know about Cyprus. Good Luck and enjoy the trip.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyprus

phoenix

you can go to limassol it's a very nice city, don't go to ayia napa even thought i used to love it there now it has become so commercial and disgusting.if you go to limassol don't forget to visit episcopi and the curium beach it's very nice there and if you want to go for a beer after you can visit the Woodstock bar it's a very friendly place there!also visit paphos it has many beautiful attractions from the Greek mythology!
have fun

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good choice

don't forget to visit north cyprus as well
people are very friendly and food is delicious

have a great holiay

tonyflair2002

You ask for a place with "CYPROT" atmosphere. If you really mean CYP-ROT atmosphere, then go to Ledra Street Nicosia - stay at The Ledra Palace Hotel. That really is CYP-ROT atmosphere.
Howeever, if you want CYPRIOT atmosphere (which I assume you do), the go to AKROTIRI - you are away from the ROT and the Terrible Tourists. Lovely beaches - wooded walks, lots of typical Cyrpiot Restaurants at reasonable prices. Try a few Roadside Cafes - they are clean and very good snacks. There are buses and taxis to Troodos Mountains, Limassol and Kykko Monastry (a must). Get a brochure from The Akrotiri Beach Hotel - it is full of Local Info. Better than a guide. Sorry to go on a bit - but I was in Cyprus in the Army for 7 years - loved it. Have been back several times. You will love it also.
To sum up....... Nicosia for CYPROT. Akrotiri for CYPRIOT.

kyreniachap

Do try North Cyprus or you'll be missing out on some great beaches, local restaurants serving really tasty food, and as much Cypriot atmosphere as you could wish for! For romantic dinners, you can't beat the Venetian harbour-side here in Kyrenia, or for amazing views, head to a restaurant in the Five Finger Mountains. Yes, we have the ex-pat hangouts if you need a fix of football, but the local places are welcoming, friendly and great value for money. Our sandy beaches are generally uncrowded, (except for nesting sea turtles) the scuba diving ideal for beginners, and
the prices about a third lower than in the south. See below for two web sites to help you on your way!

merlinormartin

hey :) .. its a difficult choice, while southern Cyprus has the best beaches in the Mediterranean its also the most commercialised, Ayia Napa especially, is awash with drunken english eating "english food". Coral Bay has wonderful coast line but not much "culture" hmmmm .. i think you should read http://www.indigoguide.com/cyprus/north-cyprus.htm use the drop down menu to read the pros and cons of each resort then you can make your own decision. I'am sure you will have a great holiday regardless of your location, Cyprus is a charming island with lots to offer.

Enjoy your holiday!

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