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Getting Around in Cyprus

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Island of Two Lands: Traveling To Cyprus

Cyprus is a divided island nation in the Mediterranean, the alleged birthplace of Aphrodite, a favorite retreat of Europeans, and an exotic destination for vacationers of all ages. In this guide are online resources to help you plan a vacation to Cyprus and learn more about the culture and sights this picturesque island has to offer.

Cyprus Travel Basics

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Cyprus Travel Requirements

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Cyprus Vacation Packages

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Getting to Cyprus

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Cyprus Hotels

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Getting Around in Cyprus

Getting acclimated to a foreign country and finding your way from place to place can be a tough transition. Below, you'll find online resources to give you a better idea of the transportation options in Cyprus.

Dulcinea's Insight

  • There is no rail network in Cyprus, so your best bet for getting around is to rent a car, which is affordable and lets you explore out-of-the-way beaches and other sights. However, rental cars cannot usually be taken across the border, so consult the sites below for services that operate on either side of the island.
  • Buses are another practical means of transportation, but do not often stop at main tourist destinations. Buses to major destinations on the island are generally affordable, clean, and air-conditioned. Learn more about bus service in the north at North Cyprus Online and in the south at Bus Station.
  • Taxis are another affordable mode of transportation, and are also air-conditioned and comfortable, though the odd taxi does not have functioning seatbelts. When taking taxis in the north or south, knowledge of Greek and Turkish numbers and pronunciation is helpful for giving directions. Failing that, bring a map to show your driver where you're going.
  • Learn more about taxis and buses, and find contact info for some companies, from Anglo Info.

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