Location and Cities in North Cyprus:

Location of North Cyprus

The island of Cyprus is situated in the south eastern part of the mediterenian sea. İt is the third largest island of the mediterenian, after sicily and sardinia.

Cyprus island has been a place that lots of different nations lived on ,and couldnt shared by these cultures because its located between three continents which makes  it  strategicly even more important for these continents.

Weather in North Cyprus

 Cyprus is a beatifull island,under mediterranean climate which means long, warm and dry summers as well as short mild winters with rarerain lasting from december to february.

Summers and winters are seperated by short autumn and spring seasons.Cyprus bright sunshine can be enjoyed throughout the year.

North Cyprus a corner of paradise:

‘You can enjoy a typical Eastern Mediterranean climate in Northern Cyprus. With unspoilt, natural beauty and the warmth and generosity of the Turkish Cypriot people, this island has much to offer those who wish to stay here. There is virtually no crime and living costs are low , making it a perfect place to enjoy retirement or make a second home for yourself.’

Turkish Republic Of Northern Cyprus

2-The ‘The north Cyprus’Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus is the name of our Government which has been established on 15’th november 1983 after the 1974 war between greeks and Turkish cypriot.The war ended when Türkiye government decided to save Turkish cypriots and give their freedom back.

Turkish cypriots had to leave their homes on the south side and left their original Turkish lands to the greeks because  they had to protect their families those days....So this is the other face of the story that how the Turkish Cypriot forced to leave their homes.

İt has been over 33 years(after the 1974) that the Turkish Cypriots  economy have been standing with no support from europe but the south side have been getting all the support (money) to built a better living standarts.İts is injustice, that what has happened to Turkish Cypriots.

3-Major Towns of North Cyprus

Girne:Situated of the north coast of cyprus, Kyrenia with its 6000-year-long-history bounded to the north by the sea,and to the south by the beşparmak range, it offers the benefits of both sea and mountain air and is thus and ideal resort for health and relaxation.The beatifull harbour is dominated by a majestic castle which houses a museum containing the remains of an ancient ship which was salved from the sea.There are lots of mosques and churches to see in the town and the museum of folk arts and painting are well worth a visit.

The property market in kyrenia is busier than the other towns of north cyprus.There are couple of villages which really popular to buy property in north cyprus and these are in kyrenia side.The alsancak,lapta,karşıyaka,karaoğlanoğlu,karmi,in on the west side of the kyrenia and ozanköy,çatalköy,esentepe,tatlısu,küçükerenköy is the east side most popular villages to buy property or invest.

Mağusa:The town of Famagusta(greek name of the town) was orriginally a small commercial port and fishing village.İts development in the thirteenth century by the lusignans and it become a major commercial centre.Architectural works of art are to be found on the walls and include the Lala Mustafa Pasha Mosque,The Namık Kemal Prison,the tomb and the museum Canbolat, and remains of numerous churches.

Famagusta property market has been busy since the London Cypriots and British citizens has shown an interest to the properties next to the  sea sides.

And the karpazia side became more popular (because of its natural enviroment)because property buyers are finding these places unspoilt and cheap.At the moment electric poles are coming towards to karpaz and as soon as this  will be completed the land prices will be more expensive.The first hotel has been built next to Bafra village called ‘Artemis’ .  

Lefkoşa:The citys foundations  dates back approximatelly 2250 years to the original settlement of ledra which later became Nicosia in the lusignan period.

The present day capital of the island it is dvided into Turkish and Greek sectors by a boundary known as the green line which runs in an east-west direction.İn the old city of Lefkoşa beatifull examples of ottoman architecture abound the selemiye mosque ,the Bedestan, the Arabahmet mosque and the Buyuk Han a few of the places you can visit.