Travel and stay in Cyprus

Q: What are the residents called?

The residents of Cyprus are called Cypriots . The island is mainly inhabited by Greek Cypriots and Turkish Cypriots.

Q: What language is spoken in Cyprus?

The official languages of the Republic of Cyprus are Greek and Turkish . Greek is spoken by the majority of the population in the south, while Turkish is spoken in the north. English is widely spoken and understood throughout the island, especially in tourist areas, due to the British colonial past.

Q: What type of electrical plug is needed in Cyprus?

In Cyprus, the electrical plugs are of type G (the British three-pin rectangular model). The standard voltage is 230V-240V and the frequency is 50Hz. You will need an adapter for European appliances (type C/E/F).

An island where myths, nature, and tranquillity blend together

Cyprus, a Mediterranean island steeped in history and legends, where the sun shines almost all year round, invites you on a journey between golden beaches, millennial archaeological sites, and wooded mountains. Birthplace of Aphrodite, goddess of love, Cyprus offers a fascinating mix of Greek and Eastern cultures. Our stays in Cyprus are designed to let you discover its hidden treasures and legendary hospitality. Explore our offers and be charmed by the timeless beauty of the island of love.

What to remember about Cyprus in 4 points

A crossroads of civilisations and exceptional archaeological heritage

Explore ancient Greek, Roman, Byzantine, and Venetian sites, witnesses of a rich history of over 10,000 years.

Magnificent beaches and crystal-clear waters

Enjoy the sun on renowned beaches like Nissi Beach, Fig Tree Bay, or Coral Bay, ideal for swimming and water sports.

Contrasting landscapes

From sunny coasts to the pine-covered Troodos mountains, offering hiking trails and picturesque villages.

Tasty Mediterranean cuisine

Enjoy mezze, an array of small dishes, grilled halloumi cheese, and local wines.

Our offers

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What are the must-see places to visit in Cyprus?

Cyprus is full of fascinating sites. Paphos, on the west coast, is a UNESCO World Heritage site for its archaeological remains, including the Tombs of the Kings and superb Roman mosaics. Aphrodite’s Rock, mythical birthplace of the goddess, is an iconic site. Limassol is a lively coastal city with its medieval castle and modern marina. Nicosia (Lefkosia), the capital, is the last divided capital in the world, offering a unique blend of history and culture. The Troodos mountains are home to painted Byzantine monasteries (some classified by UNESCO, like the Kykkos monastery), charming mountain villages, and hiking trails. The Akamas peninsula is a preserved nature reserve, ideal for nature lovers. For beaches, Ayia Napa and Protaras are very popular.

What are the most beautiful cities and regions to visit in Cyprus?

Paphos: Rich in archaeological sites and coastal charm.
Limassol: A dynamic city, combining history, beaches, and nightlife.
Nicosia (Lefkosia) : The divided capital, fascinating for its history and culture.
Larnaca: Known for its palm-lined promenade (Finikoudes) and salt lake where flamingos can be observed in winter.
Troodos Mountains: For their landscapes, monasteries, and traditional villages.
Ayia Napa & Protaras: Famous for their beautiful beaches and lively summer atmosphere.

What is the climate in Cyprus?

Cyprus enjoys an intense Mediterranean climate, with long, hot, dry summers and mild, rainy winters.

Winter (December to February): Mild on the coast (around 15-17°C), cooler and rainier inland and in the Troodos mountains, where it can snow. Cyprus is one of the sunniest islands in the Mediterranean.
Spring (March to May): Pleasant temperatures, ideal for sightseeing and hiking, with nature in bloom.
Summer (June to September): Very hot and sunny, especially on the coasts (temperatures often exceed 30-35°C). Perfect for seaside pleasures.
Autumn (October to November): Sunny and warm, with water temperatures still suitable for swimming.

What to eat in Cyprus? Gastronomy in Cyprus

Cypriot cuisine is a delicious blend of Greek, Turkish, and Middle Eastern influences. The mezze is a must: a selection of many small hot and cold dishes (salads, dips like hummus and tzatziki, grilled meats, vegetables, seafood). Halloumi, often served grilled, is a local specialty. Try souvlaki (meat skewers), kleftiko (slow-cooked lamb), and koupepia (stuffed vine leaves). Fresh fruits, olives, and olive oil are ubiquitous. Cyprus also produces wines, the most famous of which is Commandaria, a sweet dessert wine.

When to visit Cyprus?

Paphos

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T° sea	17°C	17°C	18°C	19°C	21°C	24°C	26°C	27°C	27°C	25°C	22°C	19°C
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Why go on holiday to Cyprus with Voyages Flammang?

Choosing Voyages Flammang for your trip to Cyprus means choosing:

Destination specialists: We create unique trips based on extensive local knowledge.
High-end services: We take care of every detail to ensure your experience is exceptional.
Great flexibility: All-inclusive stays, tailor-made trips, choose what suits you best.
Peace of mind guaranteed: Assistance before, during, and after your stay 7 days a week and travel insurance offered as an option. We are here to support you every step of your journey.

Voyages Flammang is the guarantee of a memorable and stress-free stay in Cyprus.

Practical tips for your trip to Cyprus

Cyprus is the third-largest island in the Mediterranean and, according to Greek mythology, it’s the birthplace of Aphrodite, the goddess of love and beauty.

In the Republic of Cyprus (southern part, EU member), the official currency is the Euro (€). Credit cards are widely accepted. It’s advisable to have cash for small shops or markets. In the northern part of Cyprus (internationally unrecognised, except by Turkey), the currency is the Turkish Lira (TRY), although the Euro is often accepted in tourist areas.

The residents of Cyprus are called Cypriots. The island is mainly inhabited by Greek Cypriots and Turkish Cypriots.

The official languages of the Republic of Cyprus are Greek and Turkish. Greek is spoken by the majority of the population in the south, while Turkish is spoken in the north. English is widely spoken and understood throughout the island, especially in tourist areas, due to the British colonial past.

In Cyprus, the electrical plugs are of type G (the British three-pin rectangular model). The standard voltage is 230V-240V and the frequency is 50Hz. You will need an adapter for European appliances (type C/E/F).