NATURE & ENVIRONMENT

CYPRUS DOMESTIC ENERGY CYPRUS & ITS NATURAL GAS DEPOSITS WHY HAS CYPRUS NOT PRODUCED ANY GAS? With energy prices in Cyprus soaring and Europe seeking alternatives to Russian-controlled energy, developments…

ONE OF THREE ENDEMIC SNAKES IN CYPRUS ENDEMIC TO CYPRUS The Cyprus Whip Snake is one of three endemic snakes found in Cyprus. This non-venomous snake, which typically grows up…

A PRISTINE BEACH IN THE RESORT TOWN OF PROTARAS Vyzakia Beach is one of the lesser-known Blue Flag beaches in Cyprus, and this small, tranquil coastal gem, located on the…

CULTIVATED SINCE ANCIENT TIMES Native to Southeast Asia, the humble banana enjoys a long history that dates back thousands of years and countries such as Malaysia are known to have…

A HAVEN FOR ENDANGEREDSEA TURTLES AN IMPORTANT MEDITERRANEAN NESTING GROUND Cyprus is one of the most important Mediterranean nesting grounds for endangered Green and Loggerhead sea turtles. The island provides…

A SERIES OF NEW PROJECTS & PUBLIC WORKS A BOOM IN CONSTRUCTION ACROSS THE ISLAND The recent influx of foreign nationals, who are seeking not only to invest but also…

A SCOTTISH NAME The Mackenzie area in Larnaca received its name after a Scottish resident who established a popular restaurant and bar on the beach, following World War II. His…

A VAST OPEN-AIR HISTORICAL TREASURE The Archaeological Park in Kato Paphos is a vast, open-air historical treasure in southwest Cyprus. Sprawling across the ancient coastal city of Nea Paphos, the…

A ZOO IN THE PUBLIC GARDENS HUMBLE BEGINNINGS The Limassol Zoo has a long and varied history that encapsulates the city of Limassol today. Located in the city’s heart, it…

Add Your Heading Text Here WHAT IS AN AQUEDUCT? An aqueduct is a structure with a network of pipes or channels. They are designed to transport water over long distances…