Complete Guide to Renting a Car and Driving on the Left in Northern Cyprus
Everything you need to know about left-hand traffic, right-hand drive vehicles, official Red Rental Plates, and roundabout priority rules in Northern Cyprus.
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Everything you need to know about left-hand traffic, right-hand drive vehicles, official Red Rental Plates, and roundabout priority rules in Northern Cyprus.
How our 24/7 meet-and-greet team and live flight radar tracking ensure your rental car is waiting at Ercan Airport even if your flight is delayed.
Explore all 19 iconic landmarks of Northern Cyprus including Kyrenia Castle, Kyrenia Harbour, Bellapais, Salamis, Othello Castle, Varosha, Selimiye Mosque, Buyuk Han, Karpaz, and the Blue Mansion.
How fixed speed cameras work in Northern Cyprus, statutory speed limits on highways and urban roads, and how to enjoy a ticket-free holiday.
Standing proudly at the eastern end of Kyrenia, Kyrenia Castle features massive Venetian defensive walls, Lusignan royal dungeons, the 12th-century Chapel of St. George, and the world’s oldest recovered merchant shipwreck.
Renowned as one of the most picturesque harbours in the Mediterranean, Kyrenia Ancient Harbour invites visitors to stroll along its stone promenade, embark on boat tours, and dine by the water.
Located in Bellapais village just uphill from Kyrenia, this 13th-century monastery enchants visitors with its Gothic stone arches, acoustic Refectory hall, peaceful courtyard gardens, and traditional village restaurants.
Located on the northeast coast of Famagusta, Salamis spans a vast seaside area filled with marble-colonnaded gymnasiums, a 15,000-capacity Roman amphitheater, public baths, and temples.
Built to defend Famagusta’s port and fortified by the Venetians in 1492, Othello Castle stands nearly intact with its iconic stone Lion of St. Mark relief, vaulted great hall, and harbour bastions.
Situated in central Nicosia, this single-story museum preserves documents, historical photographs, and personal belongings bearing witness to Cyprus’s recent history.
Located right in the center of Nicosia’s historic Ataturk Square, the Venetian Column features carved coats of arms of noble Venetian families and is surrounded by historic colonial architecture and cafes.
Built over a century starting in 1209, St. Sophia Cathedral (Selimiye Mosque) is the largest Gothic structure in Cyprus, renowned for its carved marble portals and soaring nave.
Located in the heart of Nicosia’s Walled City, Buyuk Han (1572) features a two-story colonnaded courtyard, an octagonal stone masjid, traditional Cypriot handicraft studios, and cozy courtyard cafes.
The ultimate scenic road trip in Cyprus! Follow the coastal highway into Dipkarpaz National Park, swim in the crystal-clear waters of Golden Beach, and greet the famous wild donkeys on the way to Apostolos Andreas Monastery.
Located just a 5-minute walk from Kyrenia Castle, this 1860 church with its iconic tall bell tower serves as a museum displaying rare historical icons from across Northern Cyprus.
Located on the southern coast of Famagusta, Varosha offers a surreal walk through history where 1970s resort architecture meets the turquoise waters of Palm Beach.
Located on the main coastal road west of Kyrenia, this memorial complex features symbolic monuments, a historic house museum with original documents, and an open-air collection.
Built into the mountain cliffs above Kyrenia, St. Hilarion Castle offers an unforgettable drive through pine forests and a three-tiered medieval fortress overlooking the entire northern coast.
Located in Guzelyurt center, this two-section museum showcases Cyprus’s natural fauna on the ground floor and rich archaeological finds from Soli and Vouni upstairs.
At the heart of Famagusta’s Walled City, Namik Kemal Square connects the ruins of the Venetian Royal Palace, the dungeon museum housing the poet’s letters and belongings, and lively open-air cafes.
Dominating Famagusta’s skyline, this 14th-century Gothic cathedral-turned-mosque captivates visitors with its carved doorways, rose window, royal crests, and the 700-year-old monumental tree at its entrance.
Located in a peaceful setting just west of Salamis, St. Barnabas Monastery combines an impressive Bronze Age archaeological museum in its cloisters, an icon-filled twin-domed church, and the underground tomb of St. Barnabas.
Nestled in the pine-covered hills of Camlibel along the Kyrenia-Guzelyurt mountain road, the Blue Mansion (1957) fascinates visitors with its 16 color-coded rooms, secret tunnels, and guided tours.