Look at a map of Cyprus and you will see the Troodos mountains make up a large part of the island. So this is not a comprehensive guide, but more of a suggestion on planning a quick excursion to get the flavour of the area.
Continue Reading →The harbour at Kato Paphos attracts visitors all year round, who take the opportunity to walk along the quay and maybe visit one of the fish restaurants, tavernas or cafes. This place is a great location for a super day out.
Continue Reading →Cyprus may be an idyllic holiday location, but it’s also home to animal cruelty on a frightening scale. Cruelty to dogs and cats makes frequent headlines, bird trapping is rife and the winter is devoted to hunting down what little remains of wildlife in the countryside.
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Under new legislation, the Cyprus Police now have the powers to collect on the spot fines and give points to motorists who are speeding or driving under the influence of alcohol in Cyprus.
The quality of sea water around Cyrus remains amongst the best in Europe, despite a slight fall in 2011, EU statistics showed recently.
Continue Reading →Let’s face it, the roads in Cyprus are pretty poor. But after the recent extreme rainfall there’s a whole load of new hazards to contend with.
Continue Reading →Be aware the Cyprus Police are having a big crackdown on drinking and driving in Cyprus.
Continue Reading →For divers in Cyprus, the Zenobia is it. Sadly, that’s become past tense on account of stupid bureaucracy on the part of the Port of Larnaca Authority. Here’s what’s happened.
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The Asprokremmos Dam is overflowing for the first time since 2004. The winter of 2011/2012 has been one of the wettest in recent years, making the overflow of the massive dam a local spectacle.
In recent years, water shortages and rationing has been a feature of summer life in Cyprus. According to Kyriacos Kyrou, the Director of the Cyprus Water Development Department this is “No longer on the cards”.
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