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Club Acapulco Kyrenia

Catalkoy, Girne Kyrenia, Cyprus

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A Harbor, Castle, and an Abbey

A travel blog entry by resiststatusquo

... afternoon went by very slowly, but eventually it was time to go back and catch the airplane home. My plane was leaving at 4am the next morning, and I still had to pack.

Cyprus is beautiful. If I ever disappear off the face of the earth and it isn’t a result of mobsters, drug lords, or pirates, look for me there. I will be restoring some old house that has the perfect entrance to a secret ...

No Man’s Land

A travel blog entry by resiststatusquo

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... with Stormy, this was a welcome change. Not to mention, no street dogs (but plenty of street cats)!

Hotels are super expensive, so we stayed with a couchsurfer from Holland. He is doing research at the university in regards to weather and climate. We also wanted to meet up with a French guy that was going to San Diego to speak at a conference in sonar research. The four of us went to a delicious ...

Steep, narrow, winding roads to a castle

A travel blog entry by travelingdiva

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... sturdy shoes.

The views from the top are absolutely breathtaking! You can almost see 360 degrees from the highest point, and at another high point (the trail splits and you can go where we did or another way) - according to Philip, we were too knackered to find out for ourselves - you can see the rest of the obstructed view, and some significant overlap with the view we were enjoying.

I was most amazed by a rather dead-looking ...

The last divided capital city

A travel blog entry by kattiline

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... the "Green Line", the UN buffer zone, between the countries with it's abandoned buildings lying in ruins. Sadly one is not allowed to enter or take pictures of course.

So the "Turkish" Part: quite poor, very busy with tourists and touristy market stalls that sell fake brand items, but with a much more interesting atmosphere than southern Nicosia.
We visited the Mosque ...

The Split City

A travel blog entry by andyandkaren

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... across.

We had a walk around Nicosia with the parents, a light lunch of salad sandwiches in the park and then followed the route along the wall, stopping off to look at the damaged buildings and also the buildings left empty and decaying. There appeared to be some development, particularly on the Greek side, however the Turkish side was still very much deserted and decaying.

We met with Miriam, ...

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