The thin finger of the Karpas Peninsula is rolling meadows, craggy cliffs and wild beaches with a handful of quiet villages.

It’s a taste of the old-style Cyprus. Despite new development, its agrarian soul feels untouched by modern life. To the south, the fortified city of Famagusta’s faded long-lost grandeur can be discovered in lanes with gently dilapidated houses sitting beside deteriorating ruins of once- grandiose churches. Full of mesmerising natural beauty and brimming with history this is by far the island’s most rewarding region to explore.

Famagusta Hotels

Arkın Palm Beach Hotel$$$$$

Arkın Palm Beach blends understated Mediterranean elegance with modern opulence. Think sun-drenched terraces overlooking turquoise water, a chic main dining restaurant plus several bars scattered pool- and beach-side for lazy sundowners. Inside, the wellness centre offers a Turkish hammam, sauna, spa treatments and a gentle indoor pool sanctuary, while outside, an infinity-style pool gazes toward the sea. Guests love the polished service, family-friendly atmosphere, and the ease of stepping ...

Arkın Palm Beach Hotel

At Herbal Boutique Hotel & Spa$$$

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