Hilarion Village Kyrenia

Hi Had a fantastic holiday I went on the net, and I am not a tech whiz kid by any means but my son told me he had hear about this fab new site www.my-holidayrental.com it was so easy to use and it has not got so many properties that you lose your way but its got enough to pick from I picked Cyprus and called a really nice gentleman that owned the villa we booked and our holiday was my best ever, I will try Spain next and will always use www.my-holidayrental.com

Mrs Ann Fletcher

... Biblical scenes from the life of Jesus, from birth to crucifixion, including a striking Last Judgment above the entrance. The gothic ceiling is completely filled with these works of art.

2. The Cyprus Museum could do better with its labelling of artifacts and presentation.But still some striking pieces ranging from the 8th century BC to the end of antiquity in 14 galleries

3. The Green Line crossing in Nicosia was less than ...

... the west coast trail on vancouver island, and have stayed in touch ever since.

lukes dad franko onesti is a super kind italian brit who is working as the principal at a local school and had been doing so over the last few years. luke had never been to cyprus to visit his dad, and on this occasian his mom and sister were also there as it was semester break in the uk.
Nicosia, Cyprus dryley

... to rent a car when I saw people today worrying about survival.

The morning began like any other...I woke up in my Russian hotel, had a Russian breakfast with about a dozen Russians, watched what I presume to be Good Morning Moscow on tv in the breakfast room and was wondering what in world I was going to do all day. My 7am walk into town led me by chance to a sign for the buses to Nicosia and one was going at 9am. With my bags in storage at the ...

Spent a week in a resort hotel in the city of Limmosal. Toured the entire island except for the Turkish portion on the top third of Cyprus.

Most of the tourist signs are in 1) Greek 2) Russian and last but not least 3) English.

This ...

... the **********ed up and so david and I and Scott, the best man and his wife were the last to leave and we had to leave on the hotel minibus!! not particularly romantic but never mind. It all adds to the stories of the day. I'm so glad I wasn't drunk all day and neither was David. We had a few drinks obviously but neither of us wanted to be so drunk that we wouldn't remember anything or forget to say goodbye to anyone. When we got back to the hotel, a large number of us decided to ...

... the night there, and drive all the way to our residence early the following morning.

Unbelievable what we could see. The fire had reached the last bushes down the sea.

And this trip ends here unexpectedly.

We spent 4 months working on the house, cleaning and having it painted again.

It was a nightmare, but we survived. This incident made us stronger.

... written that the town and the temple were built by Agapenor, a legendary hero of the Trojan War. Thousands of pilgrims from all over the ancient world came here with many valuable gifts to take part in the annual celebrations in honor of Aphrodite and Adonis. The procession of the pilgrims starts at New Paphos, and travels through the holy gardens of Aphrodite to reach the sanctuary of the goddess at Old Paphos. The last King of Old Paphos was Nikoles who built New ...

hello there! i'm back in civilization and still traveling on my own. i've returned to the sweet internet taverna next to the beach where ben scared away the prev a few nights ago. I've recently developed a weird habit of enjoying returning to the same places when i travel. when so much is new and unfamiliar each day, its reassuring to go into a store and now what they have, where it is, and prices. i guess i prefer to handle only a certain ...

... arrived at the airport, I had no idea where to go. The airport was in Larnaca. "What the hell is a "Larnaca"?" I thought while standing in the arrivals hall, clueless. "Should I stay here?", "What's *in* Larnaca?", I scanned the airport crowd to see if I could stop a fellow backpacker exiting the country to ask some questions. unfortunately, there weren't any. I could only see families and couples happily lugging their mountains of bloated suitcases to the check in. "Uggg ...