Flights to Cyprus

General information about Cyprus

Cyprus has 1.2 million inhabitants and is an island country in the Mediterranean. Although there are officially two countries on the island, the Turkish Republic of Cyprus is internationally recognized as the Republic of Cyprus. The largest city on the island is the capital Nicosia. Cyprus, the third largest island in the Mediterranean, is located in the southeast of the region.

In 1960 Cyprus gained independence and war broke out between the two sides in 1974. It is one of the member countries of the European Union and the official currency is the euro. Two thirds of the population are Greeks and one third are Turks. Cyprus airline tickets are among the most frequently booked international flights.

Tourism is the country's main source of income and world famous hotels are on the country's coast. The Mediterranean climate affects the entire island. While Nicosia is the first preferred place to see historical spots, Magosa, Kyrenia, Limassol, Napa and Larnaca are the regions preferred by those who prioritize the sea and the sun.

In terms of education, Cyprus is a well developed country and has many private universities. The country where two governments are politically separated is still struggling to solve these problems. You can try Turkish dishes in the north of the island and Greek dishes in the east.

Flight information to Cyprus

Since Cyprus is an island, the preferred mode of transport is by plane. There are three airports on the territory of the country. Ercan Airport is preferred for travelling to the Turkish side of Nicosia. Three airlines operate here and there are direct flights to two cities. Paphos International Airport is located at Larnaca Airport. This airport offers direct flights to 35 different cities.

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