Cyprus may sound distant, but it has always lingered in the minds of many. After immigrating to Cyprus, you can fully enjoy the romantic charm of the Mediterranean. So, what are the attractions worth seeing in Cyprus?
Ayia Napa: Clear Waters and Blue Skies
Ayia Napa is a famous seaside resort located at the eastern end of Cyprus. With its clear waters, blue skies, and hotels equipped with various water facilities, guests can dive directly into the refreshing pool water from their hotel rooms... The farewell waves of Ayia Napa make me feel that not embracing its charm is a regret, and it also makes me understand why an average of over 4 million tourists visit Cyprus each year.
Paphos: Coral Viewing and Ancient Relics
When in Paphos, do not miss the opportunity to take a glass-bottom boat to view the corals. There are many stalls along the shore offering this service, with a one-hour boat trip costing 6 Cyprus pounds. Additionally, you will get to admire the ancient civilization that has been preserved since the ancient Greek era. The Tombs of Kings, a historical site from ancient Greece, is just a few minutes' drive from downtown Paphos, where the wealthy of Paphos from the Greek and Roman eras are laid to rest, not kings.
Troodos Mountains: Tranquil and Simple
If you enjoy a touch of history, you can also stroll through the old town of Limassol. Browse the new and old shops on St. Andrews Street and Anexartisias Street, visit the Limassol Castle, which is rich in ancient artifacts, or find a café converted from an old house to sit and savor the rhythm of life and the rustic charm of the old town, making it a wonderful cultural and historical journey.
