Explore the island’s lifestyle, infrastructure, cuisine, and nature.
It’s a familiar feeling when you go to a new country and want to find out the most interesting things about it as soon as possible. In this post, we will become your personal guide and introduce you even closer to this unusual state.
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Welcome to the glistening waters of the Mediterranean Sea, where Northern Cyprus, also known as TRNC (Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus), awaits!
With its breathtaking beaches, oodles of sunshine, longer beach season, finger-licking local tastes, and warm international vibe, it’s a hidden gem waiting to be discovered.
Our adventure kicks off in the mesmerizing and storied Iskele, Long Beach. Make sure to scribble down these must-see locations on your North Cyprus travel bucket list.
Unveil the Wonders of the Ancient Roman City of Salamis!
Experience the awe-inspiring ancient Roman city of Salamis, located in Iskele. This significant landmark is a must-visit, offering a glimpse into the rich historical heritage of the region. Explore the ruins of the massive theater, Roman Gymnasium, and baths, and immerse yourself in the grandeur of the past.
Long BeachStroll along Long Beach and let the salty breeze rejuvenate your senses. Whether you’re up for a jog, bike ride, or just taking in the stunning Mediterranean scenery, this spot has got you covered. Take a break at one of the charming cafes or grab a quick bite to fuel your adventure. And for some extra family fun, head to Luna Park Long Beach in the evening!
But wait, there’s more! Long Beach isn’t just a park, it’s also a sandy public beach with all the bells and whistles. Lounge on a sunbed, splash around with water sports or simply soak up the sun. This beach has got all the infrastructure you need for an epic day out.
Saint Barnabas Monastery
Barnabas Monastery, named after the patron saint of Cyprus, comprises a church, monastery, and chapel, which holds the remains of the saint. It is a renowned destination, not only for tourists but also for pilgrims seeking spiritual enlightenment. The church now serves as an icon museum, showcasing a remarkable collection of Cypriot artifacts, some of which date back to the 7th Century BC.
Spectacular Incirli Cave
Get ready for a mysterious adventure at Incirli Cave, where nature’s artistry is on full display. Stalactites and stalagmites of all shapes and sizes will leave you spellbound, while clusters of gypsum formations and white matt walls will have you feeling like you’ve stepped into a dream. The cave got its name from the fig trees that sprout up at the entrance, with locals claiming that their fruit has mystical healing powers. But hark! Legend has it that the cave’s name has a deeper meaning, one that you can uncover on your tour.
Iskele City Center
Iskele’s downtown area has the advantage of being situated in a highly accessible location, with ample opportunities for infrastructure improvements, and encompassing various tourism and small industrial areas. It boasts a plethora of small and welcoming cafes, in addition to functioning as the administrative hub of the region. Ayios Iakovas, the charming chapel situated in the heart of the Iskele village, is one of Cyprus’s most picturesque and diminutive churches.
