Getting To North Cyprus and South Cyprus

Getting To North Cyprus and South Cyprus, information about North Cyprus

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More than twelve major airlines fly into Larnaka and Paphos International Airports in Cyprus. Direct flights from London are operated by B.E.A. and Cyprus Airways and most airlines, also via Athens (Olympic Airways), providing regular daily services to and from England and other countries. On the other hand only Cyprus Turkish Airlines and other Turkish airline companies can fly now to the North Cyprus (Ercan International Airport) from London, Germany and Turkey because of embargoes for North Cyprus people, it is shame to see an embargoes in the world nowadays in North Cyprus. Other daily communications include Athens (Cyprus Airways), Beirut (Middle East Airlines) and Tel Aviv (El Al Israel Airlines) and many more airlines fly to Cyprus. B.O.A.C.'s scheduled flights from East Africa to London touch down at Cyprus to Larnaka or Paphos International Airports. European main cities are served by Interring (Berlin), Cyprus Airways (Frankfurt), Malev (Budapest), Turkish Airlines (Istanbul), Aeroflot (Moscow), Czechoslovak Airlines (Prague), Alitalia (Rome) and Balkan (Sofia) and Rhodes by Olympic Airways. The above services are liable to be augmented in the future, and new communications put into operation. Ercan, Larnaka and Paphos International Airports has a modern terminal building, equipped with North Cyprus duty-free shops and South Cyprus duty-free shops. A £1 million improvement scheme has included extended runways for the use of Boeings and Airbuses, and stringent safety precautions have been installed on the recommendation of the Turkish Airline Pilots' Association (for Ercan International Airport) and British Airline Pilots' Association (for Larnaka and Paphos International Airports).

Getting To North Cyprus and South Cyprus by Sea Though cruise ships put in at North Cyprus Kyrenia, North Cyprus Famagusta, South Cyprus Larnaca and South Cyprus Limassol, there are no scheduled passenger sailings from the United Kingdom only have from Middle Eastern Countires (from Turkey to North Cyprus Kyrenia and from other countries to Larnaka and Limassol). However, limited accommodation is available on cargo boats (Westcott and Laurence Lines) between London and Famagusta/ Limassol, a voyage of approximately each two-three days. Regular passenger services are operated from French, Italian, Yugoslavian, Israeli and Greek ports by the Adriatica Line, the Hellenic Mediterranean Lines, Typaldos Lines, Epirotiki Line, Jadrolinija and the Compagnie Frangaise de Navigation Maritime and Zim Navigation, while the Black Seas Steamship Line steamers call at intermediate ports.

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Cars may be brought into Cyprus without formality for any period up to six months, provided that the importer is a bona fide visitor entering for non-immigrant purposes, such as touring, recreation or study. Other persons will require a Garnet des Passages en Douane, or must make a deposit as required by the customs authorities. Recommended routes to North Cyprus Kyrenia are mostly from via Mersin - Turkey and for South Cyprus Limassol are mostly by Zim Navigation from Marseilles or Genoa, or by Efthymiadis Lines for Marseilles, Naples or the Piraeus. Third-party insurance with a Cyprus insurance company is compulsory. An international driving permit is required, or a current driving licence issued in a European country may be used in conjunction with a temporary driving licence obtainable from police stations.

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