An area rich in different natures and cultures. Near the city there are green fields, mountains and forests, but driving a bit further you can find vast desserts and wild safaris, while the culture aspect is also very much diverse with rich neighborhoods alongside poverty and simplicity.
It is just a super nice, one-road village, that is also a mecca for many kite surfers that come to use the winds which blow there constantly.
A city of resorts and eternal sun. This popular vacation town, populated by honeymoon makers and families, is famous for it’s all inclusive resorts and luxury hotels. Just pay the very affordable daily price and enjoy food and drinks until you can’t anymore.
The Divided capital of both North and South Cyprus, also known as Lefkosa. The close encounter between Turkish and Greek sides creates an interesting culture to be part of, although the two don’t mix very much. As far as we saw at least.
A great city for digital nomads and travelers as one. If you come between April and September you will fully enjoy a very good summer vibe with all you can ask for.
Pack your top tanks, swim suits, and sunglasses, you are going on a vacation! It get’s extremely hot in the summer, demanding a good dip in the cold sea water or the closest pool you can find.
Old architecture and bustling markets, fancy hotels and chic restaurants, and diverse nature and communities all over the area.
The basics are great and beyond it. Best food in the world (ahmm not Biased at all), lovely super accessible beaches, 24/7 parties and crazy night outs, mostly warm open minded people, and few more nuances that makes it the city it is, where most youngsters in Israel are seeking to live in and be part of.
The river and hills that the city is built on are creating a truly beautiful and romantic view, especially at night. We surely loved it.
One of the oldest cities in Europe, and definitely one of our favorites. The best of all worlds you might say. Weather, people, prices, food, and not jus
