Northern Cyprus Holidays

Northern Cyprus is a corner of Earth touched by heaven.

Comments about Northern Cyprus in the British Press:

"...the Northern is the best of Cyprus, their stretch of coastline is beautiful..."
The Sunday Express

"...softer beaches and more impressive monuments than any in the South."
The Financial Times

"Kyrenia Harbour... must be one of the most beautiful sights in the world." Mail on Sunday 'You' Magazine

"Northern Cyprus was as good as we'd been told; miles of untainted beaches lapped by clear blue water, superb weather, cheap prices. From the moment we landed... ...we were overwhelmed by hospitality. It was as if we and the Turkish Cypriots were old friends who'd been long parted."
Mail on Sunday 'You' Magazine

Hotels

For your holiday accomodation needs, we offer prestigious holiday villages, hotels and villa rental.

Acapulco Holiday Resort is where the blue of the sea and the green of the nature are mixed with harmony. Acapulco is seatlted on the best beach of cyprus. The hotel is located at 8 km east of the holiday capital of Cyprus, Kyrenia.

Villa Club Holiday Village - 5 miles west of Kyrenia, is quiet, family-run holiday complex. Situated in 10 acres of orange and lemon groves, away from the hustle an bustle, but only 350 metres from the beach where you can find watersports like skiing and scuba diving. The accommodation at The Villa Club consists of self-catering villas and studios - the villas accommodate a family of up to four and the studios are twin or double.

Hotel Club Z - Club Z is situated in Kyrenia, the historic coastal town of North Cyprus. The main shopping street, amenities, picturesque yacht harbour and Byzantine castle are all within walking distance from the resort. The spacious swimming pool and pool side area of the complex ensure complete relaxation and the pool side bar serves drinks and snacks throughout the day.

Hotels in Kyrenia, North Cyprus - See a list of select Kyrenia hotels and book online.

Climate

The climate of the island is of an extreme Mediterranean type with very hot dry summers and relatively cold winters.

The climate of the coastal parts is less extreme than farther inland, due to the fact that the effect of the sea jon atmospheric humidities is always present there. The sea temperature itself never falls below 16ºC. (January and February); in August it can rise to 28 ºC.

Spring and autumn are short, typified by changeable weather, with occasional heavy storms battering the coast in spring and a westerly wind, called "meltem" carrying the influence of Atlantic depressions to this far eastern end of the Mediterranean.

From mid-May to mid-September the sun shines on a daily average of around 11 hours. Temperatures can reach 40º C. On the Mesaoria Plain, although lower on the coasts, with a north-westerly breeze called "Poyraz" prevailing. The skies are cloudless with a low humidity, 40 - 60 per cent, thus the high temperatures are easier to bear. The hot, dry, dust-laden "sirocco" wind blowing from Africa also finds its way to the island.

During the wet winter months Cypres is a green island. However, by the time June arrives the landscape at the lower levels assumes the brown, parched aspect which characterises its summer face. The forests and the vineyards in the mountains, plus the stips of irrigated vegatation in the valleys remain green.