If you want to try paragliding on winds carrying the smell of the lemon trees, or to search the blue depths of the Mediterranean Sea or to indulge yourself in the delicious food of the Mediterranean, come to Northern Cyprus.

Girne (Kyrenia), meaning westerly winds, is the most attractive city on the island and is said to have been the home of Zephyros, god of the west winds and son of Eos and Aestraues. It is also said that Girne was home to Aphrodite, goddess of love and beauty who was born from the foam of the waves here.

If you would like to have an enjoyable and relaxing holiday, Northern Cyprus where the gods and goddesses once lived is the perfect choice.

Transportation

A valid British Driving Licence is recognised in the TRNC, for a limited period as is an International Driving Licence .Anyone owing a car in the TRNC is required to own a TRNC driving licence with a year, if this is not obtained and an accident does occur the car insurance will become void.
Passport/Visa
You can be admitted to Northern Cyprus with any Passport, three month visas are given. In order to extend an application is submitted at the immigration office.

Shops

Shops are open with some variations but generally the open times are:
Summer 0800-1300 1600-1900
Winter 0900-1300 1400-1800

Museums

During the summer visiting hours to the museums change, for more information you can ring the Office of museums and O ld Works of Arts (0090 392 227 2916)

Telephones

In order to call TRNC form abroad the area code 0090 followed by 392 for local numbers should be dialled. You can obtain telephone calling cards or Turkish mobile phone sim cards from local shops, supermarkets and post offices.

Traffic

In the TRNC traffic flows from the left. Seat belts are obligatory and international road and traffic signs are used.