ISKELE
ISKELE
Iskele, Located in the northeast of Cyprus, it is a city known for its rich history and natural beauties. The city has a long history dating back to ancient times, and St. It is home to a number of historical landmarks such as the Mamas church. the patron saint of the city. Also known for its beautiful beaches and clear waters, Iskele is a popular spot for swimming and sunbathing. The city is also surrounded by picturesque mountains and hills that offer opportunities for hiking and outdoor activities. With its rich history and natural beauties, Iskele is a great destination for those who value history and wonderful nature.
Long Beach
Iskele district of Cyprus is home to a magnificent beach called Longbeach. Longbeach is about 3 km long and is famous for its turquoise waters and fine sand beach.
Longbeach is located in the eastern part of the Karpaz Peninsula and is one of the longest beaches in the area. The beach is the perfect place to enjoy the sunny climate of Cyprus and have fun with swimming, sunbathing, playing beach volleyball, water sports and other activities.
Longbeach is full of beach bars, restaurants, and other attractions. Accommodation is also available in hotels around the beach. In short, Longbeach beach in the Iskele district of Cyprus is an ideal holiday spot for visitors who want to explore historical and cultural attractions as well as sun, sand and sea holidays.
Kantara Castle
Kantara Castle is a medieval castle located in eastern Cyprus. Located on a hill overlooking the Mediterranean, the castle was built in the 14th century by the Lusignans, a French dynasty that ruled in Cyprus in the Middle Ages. It was later expanded and strengthened by the Venetians and Ottomans.
The fort offers great panoramic views of the surrounding area and is a popular spot for tourists. It is known for its well-preserved ruins such as the castle, chapel, palace and cistern. Visitors can also explore the castle’s tunnels and battlements and admire the views from the top of the tower.
It is a popular spot for history lovers and visitors interested in Cyprus’ medieval history.
Apostolos Andreas Monastery
Apostolos Andreas Monastery is located in the easternmost part of Cyprus. Andreas, one of the apostles of Jesus in the religion of Christianity, goes to the Holy Land and Jerusalem by sea, due to the water shortage on the way, where the monastery is located today. When he hits his cane against the fountain that is located today, water begins to gush. A chapel was first built in the 15th century and the monastery was finished in the 19th century. Until the border gates were opened in 2003, there were not many visits to the Monastery. After that, the number of visitors is increasing day by day. Rites (especially August 15 and November 30) are also regularly held in the monastery, which is of great importance especially for the Greek Cypriots.
Golden Beach
Golden Beach, located in the easternmost part of Cyprus, is arguably the most beautiful beach in Cyprus. Consisting of two different beaches, Golden Beach is about 3.7 km long. Photo shoots of “Victoria Secret” models were also held at Golden Beach, which is frequented by many celebrities. Swimming in the Golden Beach, which is said to be one of the 10 most beautiful beaches in the world, gives a completely different pleasure.
Aphendrika
The village of Aphendrika, in Iskele district of Cyprus, is located in the eastern part of the Karpaz Peninsula. The village is a traditional Cypriot village and is famous for the turquoise waters of the Mediterranean and its warm climate.
One of Aphendrika’s most popular tourist attractions is St. Epiphanios Church. This historical church was built in 1872 and was damaged during the Cyprus events in 1963. It was later restored and is still open for worship today.
Also, Aphendrika Beach in the village is a popular destination for visitors with its wide beach, crystal clear waters and natural beauty. It is possible to sunbathe, swim, dive and do other water sports here.
