Since the Turkish invasion of 1974, Cyprus has been divided by the "green Line" with Turkey occupying the northern 37% of the island. The ancient cities of Kyrenia and Famagusta have countless historical ruins and archaeological wonders just waiting to be explored. Northern Cyprus is a mix of sleepy old world charm, ancient city kingdoms, dramatic castles, stunning coastline and historical sites. ​

Highlights:

• Kyrenia - With it's pretty harbour and shops and restaurants, Kyrenia is a bustling tourists town. 
• Kyrenia Castle - Housing the shipwreck museum, this impressive fortress site must be explored. 
• Bellapais Abbey - 13th century gothic style abbey ruins overlooking Kyrenia
• Salamis - Archaeological park at the ruins of the ancient city kingdom of Salamis
• Famagusta old town - This fascinating walled city contains numerous churches and ancient buildings dating back to medieval times. 
• Famagusta City walls - Huge Venetian walls border the old town and include points of interest such as Othello's Castle. 
• St Hilarion Castle - This spooky mountain top fortress is perched precariously overlooking Kyrenia and offers dramatic views of the coast.
• Kantara Castle - Historic fortress in the mountains with spectacular views. 
• Varosha - The "ghost town" of Famagusta remains virtually untouched since the Turkish invasion in 1974. 
• Apostolos Andreas - Pilgrimage site dedicated to Saint Andrew.
• Karpasia - Unspoilt peninsula.

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