THINGS TO DO IN CYPRUS WITH KIDS
Spend a day at a waterpark Cyprus boasts three main waterparks that are open throughout the summer to visitors of all ages. The west of the island is serviced by…
A SERIES OF NEW INVESTMENTS
A BOOM IN CONSTRUCTION ACROSS THE ISLAND A SERIES OF NEW PROJECTS & PUBLIC WORKS A NEW CYCLE PATH FOR ATHALASSA PARK A new cycle path is to be installed…
THE CYPRUS POTATO
A FLAVOURFUL DELIGHT FROM THE RED VILLAGES OF CYPRUS THE HUMBLE YET INFAMOUS STAPLE Over the years, the humble Cypriot potato has become a staple ingredient in Cypriot cuisine. With…
A NEW RECREATIONAL AREA AT THE OLD GSP STADIUM
THE HISTORIC GSP CLOCK A NEW LEISURE SPACE FOR NICOSIA LANDSCAPED GARDENS A NEW MODERN APPROACH REVITALISING NICOSIA’S CITY CENTRE The new urban park that has transformed the old GSP…
QUITTING SMOKING IN CYPRUS
A CYPRUS SMOKING HABIT A POPULAR HABIT Recent studies have revealed that smoking and vaping in Cyprus remains a popular habit. This comes after it has been revealed that almost…
APHRODITE’S ROCK IN PAPHOS
APHRODITE’S ROCK IS ALSO KNOWN AS ‘PETRA TOU ROMIOU’ AN ICONIC PAPHOS LANDMARK Rising out of the sea, with its rugged and weathered appearance, Aphrodite’s Rock is an eroded seaside…
THE MILLOMERIS WATERFALL IN THE TROODOS MOUNTAINS
THE MILLOMERIS WATERFALL A SECLUDED SPOT The Millomeris Waterfall in the Troodos Mountains is a secluded spot of natural beauty that is located southeast of the village of Platres, within…
A CYPRUS WATER PROBLEM
A CYPRUS WATER PROBLEM A SERIES OF WARNINGS Water levels in dams and reservoirs across Cyprus have now reached dangerously low levels in recent years. In light of this, water…
THE CYPRUS MOUFLON
A CYPRIOT ICON A WILD SHEEP SPECIES NATIVE TO CYPRUS A NATIVE OF THE PAPHOS FOREST The Cypriot Mouflon (Ovis gmelini) is a native mountain goat that lives in and…
THE ANCIENT MILLS OF PARALIMNI
A HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE THE WINDMILLS FROM THE PAST The windmills and watermills of Paralimni are a direct example of how Cyprus has changed throughout the 20th century. Indeed, the Famagusta…