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Ayia Napa

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TSOKKOS HOLIDAY APARTMENTS

Ayia Napa, Cyprus

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	Tsokkos Holiday Apartments are located within close proximity of the resort's many bars and discos, not far from Ayia Napa's beautiful sandy beaches. A modern complex with its 211 apartments, it has a very welcoming and lively atmosphere. Even though the nearest beach is just a short walk away, many people prefer to laze around the pool under the sizzling Cypriot sun. These Hotel Apartments provide a comfortable accommodation combined with a personalised service. Varied entertainment program including daytime activities, theme nights, shows, live music and folkloric dancing managed by a private entertainment company. Hotel Facilities 24hrs Reception – Foreign Exchange Currency Personal Safe Boxes Restaurant Bar Pool Bar TV and Video Lounge Area Outdoor Fresh Water Swimming Pool Free Parking Childrens Facilities Children's Meals Outdoor Fresh Water Children's Swimming Pool Children's club organized by animators Rooms Facilities Air-Conditioning Kitchenette Mini Fridge Full Bathroom 220/240 Volts International Electricity Outlet Housekeeping Service Furnished Balcony

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USEFUL INFO FOR VISITORS TO CYPRUS

TO SPEAK TO A UK RESERVATIONS CLERK, CALL

0871 6661 747

International call 0044 8700 275 747

Fax UK 0871 6661 767

Office Hours

Mon - Fri :	9am to 9pm
Saturday :	9am to 6pm
Sundays and Bank Holidays :	10am to 8pm

National call rate.

Please Note. Since 1974, the Cypriot government has designated Larnaca and Paphos international airports, and the seaports of Limassol, Larnaca, and Paphos, as the only legal points of entry into and exit from Cyprus. These ports are all in the government-controlled southern part of the island. Entry or exit via any other air or seaport is not authorised by the Cypriot government. It is possible for visitors to arrive at non-designated airports and seaports in the north, but they should not expect to cross the United Nations-patrolled "green line" to the government-controlled areas in the south. Such travel is not permitted by the government of Cyprus, even for transit purposes. Visitors arriving through designated ports of entry in the south are normally able to cross into the north for day trips. Policy and procedures regarding such travel are subject to change. Information on this may be obtained at the U.N. "Buffer Zone" Checkpoint.