SOUTH CYPRUS HOTELS CYPRUS is the most easterly and the third largest of the Mediterranean islands after Sicily and Sardinia. Hot dry summers are followed by mild winters, with many near deserted beaches, it is little wonder Cyprus has become a popular destination. MORE HOTELS COMING SOON AYIA NAPA HOTELS AND APARTMENTS Aeneas Hotel 5 Stars Anmaria Hotel 4 Stars Evabelle Napa Apartments Napa Mermaid Hotel 3 Stars Olympic Lagoon Hotel 4 Stars Tsokkos Holiday Apartments   PAPHOS HOTELS AND APARTMENTS Azia Beach Hotel 5 Stars Athena Beach Hotel 4 Stars Paphian Bay Hotel 3 Stars Helios Bay Hotel Apartments Pioneer Beach Hotel 4 Stars Ascos Beach Hotel 4 Stars   PROTARAS HOTELS AND APARTMENTS Constantinos Hotel 5 Stars Anastasia Hotel 4 Stars Silver Sands Hotel 3 Stars Tsokkos Gardens 4 Stars Odessa Hotel 4 Stars Vrissi Apartments

USEFUL INFO FOR VISITORS TO CYPRUS

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.