About Cyprus


Cyprus is the 3rd largest Mediterranean Island, covering 9,251sq. kilometres, 240km from West to East and 96km from North to South. The whole island has a relatively small population of approximately 880,000 people. Being at the crossroads of three continents-Europe, Asia and Africa- thus having one of the oldest histories of the world, Cyprus has cultural influences from all directions. Many different civilisations have left their mark on the island, which contributed to the development of a rich and diverse cultural heritage. This means that Cyprus can be a great host for many nationalities, hence the various foreign investors, who take advantage of the island’s ideal location and lower cost of living-compared to other European countries.

 

Communications – Cyprus is served by approximately 30 major airlines, therefore linking the island to the four corners of the world through the two international airports of Larnaca & Paphos.Driving is on the left side of the road and the distances between towns are relatively short. The longest distance in Cyprus is from Paralimni to Polis which is a total of 223km.


Flight Times to Cyprus


CityTime
London to Larnaca4:30
Belgrade to Larnaca2:30
Dublin to Larnaca5:00
Copenhagen to Larnaca4:20
Amsterdam to Larnaca4:00
Bahrain to Larnaca3:00
Rome to Larnaca2:45
Luxemburg to Larnaca3:45
Paris to Larnaca4:00
New York to Larnaca11:00
Madrid to Larnaca4:00
Lisbon to Larnaca4:45
Berlin to Larnaca3:45
Cairo to Larnaca1:15
Athens to Larnaca1:40
Helsinki to Larnaca3:30
Vienna to Larnaca3:00
Zurich to Larnaca3:30
Moscow to Larnaca4:30
Stockholm to Larnaca4:00

CLIMATE 

Excellent weather with more than 340 days of sunshine


TownWinterSummer
Nicosia7-16 C / 44-61 F24-39 C / 76-102 F
Limassol9-18 C / 48-67 F23-34 C / 73-93 F
Larnaca7-17 C / 45-62 F23-33 C / 73-92 F
Famagusta7-17 C / 45-62 F21-30 C / 72-90 F
Paphos8-17 C / 46-62 F21-29 C / 69-86 F
Mountains1-7 C / 34-44 F20-29 C / 67-84 F

MEET OUR MAIN CITIES

NICOSIA:

·        The Capital and largest city of Cyprus

·        Divided by a “Green Line” created by the United Nations

·        Surrounded by a circular wall built by the Venetians in the 16th Century

·        The administrative centre and the seat of the Government, since the 10th Century

·        Various private school options and excessive job opportunities

·        Away from a tourist haven

·        The Mall of Cyprus and Ledra Street-main shopping street

LIMASSOL:

·        The second largest city of Cyprus

·        The chief port of the country

·        Combines the luxurious benefits of a cosmopolitan city, with beautiful long beaches

·        Wide educational opportunities and the centre of foreign/international companies

·        Limassol Marina-wide range of cafes, restaurants and shops- by the sea

PAPHOS:

·        A Harbour Town

·        The birthplace of Aphrodite-the Greek Goddess

·        Part of UNESCO list of cultural and natural treasures of the world’s heritage

·        Tourism Centre

·        Paphos International Airport

LARNACA:

·        Third largest city of Cyprus

·        Palm-tree seafront called “Finikoudes”-600m long with many restaurants and pubs on the opposite side

·        Larnaca Salt-Lake

·        Larnaca International Airport