ECO-AGRO TOURISM IN CYPRUS
On the shore of the Mediterranean sea of North Cyprus
Eco-Agro Tourism is very developed. Professional
photographers like to come here.

North Cyprus has excellent beaches. Very popular in
North Cyprus are hotspots around Kyrenia. Throughout the
Karpaz
region, around
Famagusta and on the northern and southern coasts
there are golden sandy beaches and clear blue waters.
ALAGADI BEACH
in North Cyprus is about 17 km to the east of Kyrenia.
Only here you can meet two main species of sea-turtles - the
loggerhead and the green turtle. Both are listed as
endangered species and each of them is under strict protection. They
have been
nesting along the coast for about 200 million years.
Their future is less certain with just 300 or so green
turtles left in the Mediterranean and about a thousand
loggerheads.
During summer months June, July and August, the
green and loggerhead turtles lay their eggs on this
beach. It is popular beach for local families who spend
their day at Alagadi having picnics on the beach and
fishing off the rocks.
At the landing site of the Turkish Paratroopers the
ESCAPE BEACH
in Northern Cyprus is situated. It is probably the most popular
beach in
Kyrenia of Northern Cyprus for tourists throughout
the season. You can choose to sunbathe on the upper
level grass section which has a bar and loud music, or
on the sandy beach very near to the sea.
The beds are comfortable and large soft cushions are
provided for additional comfort. The waiters walk constantly up and down so you
needn’t to move if you'd like
to have a cold drink or a snack.

One of the oldest established beaches in North Cyprus is
DENIZ
KIZI, it has two hotels and a large swimming pool.
GOLDEN
BAY BEACHES in North Cyprus will give you relaxed
family atmosphere and crystal clear sea. Several water
sports are also available at reasonable prices here.
ACAPULCO BEACH in
Northern Cyprus becomes popular with tourists for its
large aqua park and sports facilities, it has one of the
best beaches on the island.
MARE MONTE
AND CAMELOT BEACHES in North Cyprus are secluded,
picturesque coves set against a backdrop of lush
greenery. The walk down the steps to the beach offers
breathtaking views of the Mediterranean through a
variety of trees and plants.
Many visitors like to spend holiday right here. The
beach is quiet and perfect for those who wish to get
away from the hustle and bustle of daily life. There is
a hotel which has breathtaking views of the mountain
village of Lapta and the Mediterranean.
There are several caves in Northern Cyprus that you are
free to explore. The Hot Cave is located in the north of Agirdag village on the southern slopes of the Five
Finger Mountains. There are three more caves in the Gazi Magusa
but the most beautiful
Cave in North
Cyprus is Incirli Cave, a hundred meter long passage
which contains an amazing colle ction of stalactites and
stalagmites.
There is one
National Park in Northern Cyprus in the Karpaz
Peninsula. Here a large number of birds, wild donkeys,
turtles, rare flora and amazingly beautiful beaches can
be found.
Most amazing flowers in North Cyprus are orchids which
attract thousands of tourists to come over.
Orchids in Northern
Cyprus for about 32 confirmed species of this exotic
flower. Some of them will be good addition for
collection to botanists.
Most of them visit the
Herbarium of
Northern Cyprus, which charms lovers of our wild
flowers. The herbarium in North Cyprus is housed in the
Alevkaya Forest Station on the mountain ridge between
Esentepe and Degirmenlik. It can be reached either by
mountain road or by a lower tarmac road or by coastal
road through Karaagac or Esentepe.
Northern Cyprus has less pollution industry in
comparison with any other parts of the world. Fifty one people per square
kilometres give additional protection to wildlife,
natural beauties and the endemic birds. It is possible
to watch 347 different species of
Bird in
North Cyprus. 119 of 347 birds that can be
observed on the island are of winter-migrant breeder
type, and 90 of these migrate to Cyprus regularly every
winter-time.
Wildlife in
Northern Cyprus is also proud of 26 different
species of reptile and amphibian and idle donkeys that
live in the tranquil parts of the Karpaz.

From mid March until the end of November the season
for
Fishing in
North Cyprus is open.
Fishing has become a distinguished feature of this area and the eastern part of the harbour
holds the area for local and foreign residents to
moor their boats there. Apart from Kyrenia, the most
developed fisheries of North Cyprus are those of
Guzelyurt and Famagusta region, particularly the
Karpaz peninsula.
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