Climate: Cyprus has a Mediterranean climate. The long summer lasts from mid-May to mid-October, with an average temperature of 26-29°C; winter is between November and February, with an average temperature of 10-13°C; summer and winter are separated by short autumn and spring seasons. Cyprus experiences brief and sparse rainfall from December to March each year. The summer sun is very strong, so be sure to bring a parasol or sunscreen; winter temperatures are not very low, so a thin sweater and a jacket are generally sufficient.
Daily necessities (you may bring relevant items according to your own needs): Personal items such as toothbrushes, toothpaste, and slippers, as hotels abroad do not provide them and you must bring your own. Bring some common medicines as needed;
The voltage in Cyprus is 220 volts, using British-style three-pin sockets (the same as in Hong Kong and Australia). It is best to bring a multi-functional power adapter;
In addition, since most people are not accustomed to Western food, you may bring some instant noodles, preserved vegetables, and similar food items. Each person may not carry more than two cartons of cigarettes;
Prohibited items: Flammable and explosive materials, meat products, fruits, seeds, and it is best to remove tags from new clothing, etc.
Notes on transfers: Usually, you will take Emirates and transfer in Dubai. Larnaca is a stopover, so you need to keep your boarding pass when getting off the plane, as staff will check it to prevent anyone from getting off at the wrong stop. You can also fly via Aeroflot with a transfer in Moscow, or via EgyptAir with a transfer in Abu Dhabi.
