Cyprus may be an island, but you will need more than you pair of legs or a bike if you want to get around. Cyprus is the third largest island in the Mediterranean Sea, and at its largest, it extends 149 end to end (the two largest islands in the Med are Sicily and Sardinia). So, if you are planning on visiting Cyprus and want to explore the island, here’s a run down of the island’s transport.
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Cypriot religion
Posted by Eloise J. Dean
on March 17, 2012
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The past in Cyprus has been a turbulent one with control of the island being held by different nations over the years. Even more recently there has still been conflict in Cyprus which has caused a large divide between the people on the island and also parts of the island too. The northern part of the island is now known as Turkish Cyprus whereas the rest is called Greek Cyprus and this separation is largely how the religious views on the island can be distinguished too.
Heading off Cyprus’ beaten track
Posted by Corey N. Bowen
on March 15, 2012
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For a lot of people a holiday simply involves a combination of the sun, the beach and lots of relaxation whereas for others it is much more than just that. Whatever people want from a holiday Cyprus is a destination to consider as it offers everything mentioned before as well as a lot more for those who want it. With a short trip off the beaten track people can discover the real Cyprus and a Cyprus which most people don’t even know exists.
What to See in Cyprus
Posted by Cecelia Owens
on January 15, 2012
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Cyprus, The land of Aphrodite, surrounded by the warm waters of the eastern Mediterranean Sea, is a land of history, unique culture and outdoor amusement. Cyprus has been ruled by several major powers, including Egyptians, Persians, Venetians, Ottomans and Greeks. It is well known for its earliest human activity in pre-historic times and also treasure trove of archaeological wonders in its heart.
Discover The Mediterranean Region With Cyprus Holidays
Posted by Rob Atherton
on December 22, 2011
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Cyprus vacations offer tourists the most effective way to escape from the daily agenda and explore life on the Mediterranean. This island heaven has 1 or 2 areas which will appeal to those looking out for a animated resort atmosphere. At the same time, people looking out for a quiet environment encircled by natural beauty may not be disappointed . The culture is a rich blend of Asian, African and EU influences. Turkish and Greek are the two commonest languages spoken on the island but most individuals also talk English as a 2nd language. Venus, goddess of love and beauty, was born there according to stories in Greek mythology. Vital historic sites include various priories, castles and churches that date back to the middle ages.
Cyprus – My Primary Thoughts Of Cyprus
Posted by Rob Atherton
on December 22, 2011
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The first time I saw Cyprus, I quickly slid heavily in love with the area. It's a summer vacation and the great weather packed with the balmy, inviting waters of the Mediterranean were quickly enchanting. There's a close link between Britain and the Greek area of Cyprus so it felt more like your own property when compared with other places in the Mediterranean.
Cycling Around Cyprus
Posted by Michaelangelo Trappatoni
on November 26, 2011
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Lying just to the south of Turkey in the Mediterranean Sea is the island of Cyprus, a popular holiday destination that sees summer temperatures hit up to 35˚C or higher. Although Cyprus is perhaps best appreciated for its beaches, it is also an island that many now visit for its cycling appeal.
Having it large in Cyprus
Posted by Mehmet Turan
on November 23, 2011
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Cyprus is the third largest of the Mediterranean islands, and as well as offering gorgeous beaches and quaint towns, it is perhaps best known for its clubbing scene. Being located just off the southern coast of Turkey and to the east of Greece, it’s not surprising that average summer temperatures reach the mid-30s˚C, making Cyprus a perfect summer holiday destination.
The search for offshore gas triggering tensions between Cyprus and Turkey
Posted by Dante Grossman
on October 22, 2011
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Recently there has been a discovery of a possible deposit of natural gas off the shore of Cyprus. So much gas, it is thought, that whichever sovereign nation lays claim to it could hold sway over the European fuel markets for decades to come. The stakes are incredibly high, then, and it is no surprise that countries are beginning to act aggressively to assure their slice of this discovery.