BEACHES IN NORTH CYPRUS

North Cyprus has excellent beaches. Throughout the Karpaz region, around Famagusta, on the northern and southern coasts you will find many attractive coves and bays that will meet your needs.

The area around Kyrenia has its own hotspots and they are very popular in North Cyprus. Tourists are often attracted to North Cyprus because of its unspoilt golden sandy beaches and clear blue waters. The typical holiday maker wants to spend their days relaxing or having fun on a beach whilst acquiring a golden tan.

The seaside town of Kyrenia boasts a number of beautiful isolated coves and beaches. As the tourist capital of Northern Cyprus, its natural beauty attracts hundreds of tourists throughout the year. Although there are miles of deserted sandy beaches, I will guide you through the hotspots of Kyrenia which are popular with both tourists and locals alike.

ALAGADI BEACH Situated about 17 km east of Kyrenia in North Cyprus this public beach is best known as the headquarters of the Marine Turtle Conservation Project. During the summer months of June, July and August, the green and loggerhead turtles lay their eggs on this beach. Many visitors go to Alagadi at night to watch the turtles nest.

From August to October, the turtles may hatch and this is a northern popular attraction. Alagadi is a specially protected area in North Cyprus and it is famous for its unspoilt, natural beauty. There are no sun beds or shades, but nevertheless it is popular with local families who spend their day at Alagadi having picnics on the beach and fishing off the rocks.