Yiannoulla Beach Hotel Ayia Napa

... to have our long walks, picking snails, mushrooms or asparagus!<br>Nothing is the same. What a disappointment for me, but I am still curious to see the church.<br><br><br>Every single time I visit this beautiful island seems to me that it was just yesterday that I have lived all these things here. The tragedy is that I can't find these things today.<br><br>We used to come during weekends here in this area with my parents, friends and ...

... years belonged to Turks. After the war, Turks settled in Cypriots houses in the north, and Cypriots had to do the same with what they found in the south. So, they entered these houses, and stay here ever since. <br>I remember those days that we knew Turkish students from school, and believe me we were thinking of them just as much as we cared about Cypriots.<br>So, sorry my friend, hope you fogive me. <br>I just don't ...

... a visit next month and bring photos are:<br><br><br><br>1. Museum of Paleontology &#8211; Collection of fossil life covering 5.000<br><br>million years. &#8211; bones from pygmy elephants and hippopotamus.<br><br> <br><br>2. Ecclesiastical Museum of St. Lazarus.<br><br><br><br>3. Municipal Museum of Natural History.<br><br>Situated within the Larnaca ...

... species come here and turn the salt lake into a paradise.<br><br><br><br>Hunting of course is forbidden in this area, but walking through the interesting surroundings and enjoying the famous red sunsets of the spot, watching the birds or exercising is strongly recommended. <br><br>*********<br>Nature Trail of Larnaca Salt Lake ...Length 4 km (1 hr one-way)<br><br><br>The lake has ...

... was undertaken.<br><br>Extraordinary archeological excavations in the same year revealed the place was inhabited since Neolithic times.<br><br>Nowadays, the monument receives thousands of pilgrims and tourists.<br><br>******<br><br>THE PHOTOS IN THE ENTRY : some were taken in March, and the others the end of October. Notice the difference!

... I have taken.<br><br>In the years of my childhood, just next to these &#8211;kamares- used to live a family who had many sheep and goats. I remember buying -Halloumi- (Cypriot cheese) from them.<br><br><br><br>The whole area has changed nowadays, and Larnaca has expanded up to this point out here. New modern houses have been built, banks, parks, cinema complexes and ...

... colonial buildings of 1879 are found.<br><br>Larnaca was the biggest port and urban centre of the island those days.<br><br>Buildings like the colony&#8217;s Governor&#8217;s building, the chief Port Master house and office, and the colonial port warehouses are some of these old buildings which have now been restored to accommodate the Paleontology museum, the Municipal Gallery of Modern Art, the City-Museum and ...

... of Larnaca developed in the Ottoman times and was designed to serve the trading needs as well as the residential needs of the wealthy merchants of Larnaca. The owner had his storehouse and office on the ground floor and his family on the first, with the characteristic kiosk over the street for good ventilation and view.<br><br><br ...

... their armies in Larnaca in 1570 without any Venetian resistance. Having Larnaca as their supply and naval base, the Turks conquered the whole of the island in 1571. <br>Before it became a mosque, Beyuk Tzami was a Catholic Church devoted to Santa Katerina and it was probably built at the time of Catherine Cornaro, last Queen of the Lusignians (1468 &#8211; 1489). <br><br><br>

... day. The young'uns did a good job of a late night session. It finished up with just me, Aaron, and the best man. We went on a bit of a crawl until 7 in the morning. It turned ugly in one bar when the staff literally started beating me with a stick up the **** trying to 'shoo' me out the place. No reason. But a sign to call it a night. Some of the Cypriots seem like right cocks and Ayia Napa is a bit of a hole all about fleecing tourists ...