Famagusta

Ammochostos (Latin: Famagusta), located in the eastern part of the island, the bay bearing its name. The ancient Famagusta brought Salamina name. Later renamed Arsinoe and Constantia. The Greek Cypriots inhabitants were expelled in 1974 by the Turkish army.

It is refered eith that name, which literally means the city buried in the sand, from the 4th AD century. And indeed, Famagusta was a world famous tourist resort, between 1960 and 1974 because of the sandy beach. Famagusta (Famagusta the Frankish name) is the capital city of the province of Cyprus, with about 40,000 inhabitants.

Agia Napa is renowned for its vibrant life, especially at night, and is a popular destination for tourists around the world as is also Protaras in the coastal area of Paralimni. Dine at many of the restaurants and check out the buzzing nightclubs.

During the day enjoy the white sandy beaches with their crystal waters and have fun with the numerous activities available including boat trips along the coast. Check up close the multitude of windmills in the area.

Cape Greko, the national park forest is a unique and amazing place lying on the Eastern peninsular of the island. A great diving and snorkeling experience can be had here. With its rocky protrusions, secluded coves, sea caves and amazing views from the cliff peaks, it is just the place for adventures.