Car map of Cyprus in Russian. What seas wash. Where is Cyprus located - how to find it on the world map

(about it a little later) and is designed for a visual search for hotels near the beach, city center or entertainment facility you need. Its functionality does not differ from the principle of searching for, say, stores on maps that you could meet on the official websites of various retail chains and online stores with representative offices in different cities.

How to find a hotel on the map of Cyprus

To change the scale of the map, use the mouse wheel or the "+" (zoom in) and "-" (zoom out) buttons located on the right side. To find a hotel in a certain city or , first click on the "-", search for the city itself and, "cling" the map with the left mouse button, drag this resort to the center of the map. It is easy to guess that a lot of drop-shaped icons indicate hotels located directly in the city or near the resort.

While the map of Cyprus is reduced, some of them may show numbers indicating the number of hotels located quite close to each other on the selected scale. By clicking on such an icon with numbers, you will see how the map expands precisely in this area and shows you the hotels in more detail.

To navigate in the selected city or resort of Cyprus, zoom in on the map using the "+". Now you can see which hotels are located closer to the beach, which ones are across the road, and which ones are within easy reach of the ones you are looking for, etc.

By clicking on the label without numbers, you will receive information in Russian about separate hotel: its name, stardom, photo and approximate cost per day of stay. By clicking on the "Show price" button, you will be taken to a page where you can compare the cost of this hotel in different booking systems. Actually, this is the main feature. Hotellook.

Hotellook - a convenient search for all booking systems

Prior to the advent of this hotel aggregator, travelers used different hotel booking systems. Each of them is good in its own way, and many users have their own preferences in this regard. Service Progress Hotellook is that with its help, information from 70 hotel booking agencies is collected in one place. The system compares prices and automatically gives the most profitable option.

Information is updated daily, current prices are provided, taking into account all current discounts. Thus, the traveler has the opportunity to find the most suitable hotel, using the most complete picture, and also get the most low price. In addition, reviews left by hotel guests in all booking agencies are available here.

Another advantage of the aggregator is that the functionality used here automatically takes into account all additional fees and commissions and gives the real full cost of living in each hotel. At the same time, the system does not charge any additional fees from users.

Searching for a hotel on the site Hotellook, you can choose to display as a list or a map.

By choosing a hotel on the map of Cyprus, you have limited your search by geography. After that, you can go to the page of each hotel, read detailed information about the services, read the reviews of travelers. But if there are a lot of hotels in the resort, such a process of studying information can take a lot of time. At the same time, most of the options will be from those that do not suit you in some way (star rating, the presence of a view from the room, etc.).

Filters to help

It is not necessary to sort search results manually. The hotel map is very functional and equipped with a convenient filtering system. Notice the filter bar right above the map.

They are very useful and are designed so that you can limit your hotel search to the parameters that are important to you:

• Price for 1 night– here you can limit the upper and lower price limits.
• stardom- You can mark from 1 to 5 stars.
• Distance- refers to the distance from the city center. The most interesting parameter for travelers going to Cyprus on a business trip.
• Districts- here you can specify a specific area of ​​\u200b\u200bthe city or resort.
• Guest rating- a parameter determined by the ratings set by other travelers who stayed at each of the hotels. You can choose a number from 1 to 10, but it is recommended to set the filter with a score of at least 7 - 8.
• View from the room– decide what you would like to see from the window: sea, city, mountains, garden, swimming pool, bay, neighborhood, port, courtyard, harbor, park or island.
• Services- a rather extensive category, with which you can find, for example, hotels in Cyprus with a laundry, a gym, medical services, swimming pool, animation, business center, etc.
  Housing type- here you can limit yourself to such options as a hotel, bed and breakfast, apartments, guest house, hostel, resort, farm, small house, villa and more.
  More- additional options are listed here, such as free WiFi, breakfast included, free cancellation, without bank card, you can smoke or penthouse.

The use of each filter drastically reduces the number of hotels shown on the map of Cyprus - this way, options that do not suit you are automatically eliminated. You can use all the filtering options or only those that are of interest to you, and choose the hotel you need among the remaining options.

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The island of Cyprus is a place where every place is suitable for recreation. After all, there are so many cities on the island and famous resorts. For example, Larnaca, Protaras, Ayia Napa, Limasson and, of course, Paphos. Which one to choose for your vacation? This will help you new map Cyprus with resorts in Russian, in which all best resorts Cyprus. You will see where they are and how close they are to the sea. Thanks to the map, you can easily determine the place where you will feel comfortable and well.

How to choose a resort in Cyprus correctly?
There is no exact algorithm for this. Therefore, here you have to rely on the reviews of tourists or on your instinct. After all, each resort is beautiful in its own way and unique in its own way. For example, somewhere there is no wind, since the resort's beaches are located in a bay that hides the coast from the winds. And what resorts can boast sunny days all summer. They don't get rain.

When choosing a resort, also pay attention to its location. Naturally, resorts located in the south are the hottest. A northern resorts a little cooler. Although this is not so noticeable in summer, the difference is enormous in spring and autumn. On southern resorts Water warms up faster and cools down slower. While in the northern part of the island the water in the sea becomes optimal in early summer, and is already quite cool in early autumn.

Well, next we will show you a map with the resorts of the island. See and choose your resort, and enjoy your holiday!
By the way!
The map is interactive and you can zoom in and out to get a better view of each resort.

(Republic of Cyprus)

General information

Geographical position. The island of Cyprus is located 95 km from the Syrian, 380 km from the Egyptian and 65 km from the Turkish coast, that is, it belongs to Western Asia.

Geographical position. The length of the island from north to south at its widest point is 96 km, from east to west - 22 km, total length coastline about 780 km.

Square. The territory of Cyprus occupies 9,251 sq. km.

Main cities, administrative divisions. The capital of Cyprus is Nicosia (180 thousand people). Administrative-territorial division of the country: 6 districts.

Political system

Cyprus is a Commonwealth republic. The head of state is the president. The legislature is a unicameral parliament.

Relief. The relief of Cyprus is very diverse: the shores are mostly low-lying, slightly indented, in the north they are steep and rocky. Along north coast for almost 150 km stretches the Kyrenia ridge (height up to 1,023 m) and the low-mountain ridge Karpas (height up to 364 m). Central and southwestern part Cyprus occupies an array

Troodos (height up to 1951 m). The ridges of the northern and southern parts of Cyprus are separated by the wide intermountain plain Mesaoria (in Turkish, Mesarya, the height above sea level is about 200 m).

Geological structure and minerals. The bowels of the country contain reserves of copper, chromium, salt, gypsum, ocher, marble, asbestos.

Climate. The climate on the island is subtropical Mediterranean with hot summers (air temperature +25°С, +35°С), mild, relatively rainy winters (from +10°С to +15°С). The annual precipitation rate increases from 300-500 mm in the plains to 1 000-1300 mm in the mountains, where snow cover forms in places in winter. It usually rains from late October to April. The climate in Cyprus is considered the healthiest in the world. The sun shines over the island 340 days a year.

Inland waters. There are no constantly flowing rivers in Cyprus. The streams shown on the maps are dried-up channels that fill with water from the mountains in winter and after rains.

Soils and vegetation. Up to a height of 500 m in the foothills and on the plains thickets of evergreen shrubs (maquis, frigana) predominate, the limestone southern slopes of the Kyrinia and Karpas ridges are distinguished by poor steppe vegetation. Forests that have been rapaciously cut down since ancient times now occupy about 20% of the territory (mainly in the Troodos massif) and consist of oak, cypress, and Aleppo pine. Not far from the monastery of Kykko in the forestry of Paphos is the Valley of the Cedars, where about 40 thousand cedars grow. There are groves of lemon and orange trees. In total, 1890 different species of trees grow on the island, including 86 endemic, that is, characteristic only for Cyprus. From February to May, many wild flowers bloom in the meadows and fields: red tulips, gladioli, irises, orchids, lilies. Anemones grow in the forests, and roses and oleanders grow in the gardens. Along the edges of roads and in wastelands, asphodiles grow, which were considered ancient times mysterious flowers of the underworld.

Animal world. The fauna of Cyprus is poorer than its flora. Wild sheep - mouflons - are listed in the Red Book of Nature Protection. Other animals on the island include lizards, chameleons, turtles, squirrels, weasels, wild rabbits and snakes. In total, more than 300 species of birds are found on the island: dippers, great tits, jays, crested crows, crossbills and larks; there are many nightingales in the south. Imperial eagles and kites are found in the mountains.

Population and language

Since the division of Cyprus, the vast majority of Greek Cypriots live in the Republic, while Turkish Cypriots and colonists live in the north. total population is about 850 thousand people, of which about 160 thousand are Turks. Also, about 17 thousand British and 4 thousand Armenians live in Cyprus. Languages: Greek (Cypriot dialect), Turkish (both official), English.

Religion

Greek Cypriots are Orthodox, Turks are Sunni Muslims.

Brief historical sketch

In ancient times, Cyprus was one of the centers of the Aegean culture. From 395 AD e. within Byzantium. In 648 it was conquered by the Arabs, in 965 - again by Byzantium, in 1191 - by the crusaders. In 1489-1571. belonged to Venice, in 1571-1878. - Turkey, in 1878-1959 - a colony of Great Britain. August 16, 1960 Cyprus proclaimed independent state- The Republic of Cyprus. In December 1963 there were armed clashes between Cypriot Greeks and Turks. Since March 1964, UN troops have been stationed in Cyprus. Under the pretext of protecting the interests of the Cypriot Turks, Turkish troops landed in Cyprus in 1974 and occupied almost 40% of the territory of Cyprus. In 1975, the Turkish Cypriot administration proclaimed the "Turkish federal state of Cyprus" in this territory, in 1983 - the "Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus".

Brief economic essay

Cyprus is an agro-industrial country. Viticulture, fruit growing. Main agricultural crops: wheat, barley, potatoes, gourds, tobacco, almonds, olive tree, walnut. In mountainous areas, livestock (sheep, goats, pigs, cattle). Sericulture; fishing, sponges. Extraction of copper, iron, chrome ores. Exports: clothing, potatoes, fruits, wines, minerals. Foreign tourism.

The monetary unit is the Cypriot pound, Turkish lira.

A Brief Outline of Culture

Art and architecture. Limassol. Remains of the Col of Axes castle, where Richard the Lionheart broke in 1191. Honeymoon with Berengaria; the ruins of the Mycenaean colony Curium and the Phoenician city of Amathus; Venetian castle XII.

Literature. Literature exists in Greek and Turkish. Cypriot literature in Greek originated and is developing in Cyprus in close cooperation with all Greek literature. The first literary monuments of Cyprus are Stasin's "Cypriot Tales" (7th-6th centuries BC) and "Homeric Hymns" in honor of Aphrodite. The Cypriot dialect is gradually being formed, in which the “Akritian Songs” (VIII-X centuries) are written - the Cypriot version of the Greek medieval epic. In the XV century. the historical chronicles of Machairas are recorded. Church literature, mainly poetry, was developed by Neophytos (XII century), Patriarch Gregory II of Constantinople (XIII century), and Kigalas (XVII century). Deacon Constantine owns a poem in the Cypriot dialect "Markolis", depicting the lifestyle and customs of the island in the 17th century. Literature in Turkish is represented mainly by poetry. Outside the island, Hikmet Afif Mapolar is known - the author of novels, short stories, critical articles.

Music. Folk musical art Cyprus has ancient history. Songs about Akritas (warriors) who defended the borders of the Byzantine Empire, lyrical songs from the time of the Frankish invasion of Cyprus, songs of the liberation struggle of the period of the Ottoman and British rule have survived to this day. Greek songs are widespread and musical instruments. professional musical culture originated at the beginning of the 20th century. Among the first and most famous composers of Cyprus are Solon and Yangos Mikhailidis. Solon Mikhailides founded the conservatory in Limassol (1934), the first symphony orchestra (1938) and the concert society in Nicosia.

It is believed that on the territory of the island of Cyprus the climate is the healthiest for humans: sunny, warm, mixing both salty sea and refreshing Mountain air. This is due to the favorable location of the island of Cyprus on the world map. That is why here is the most a large number of centenarians. And that is why this island is worth visiting during your vacation, in order not only to have a good rest on the sandy shore next to azure sea but also get healthy. In addition to the wonderful climate, Cyprus has an interesting and changeable history.

History of an independent state.

Although the island of Cyprus is territorially part of the Asian part globe, its history and culture is more connected with Europe, namely with Greece. Of course, it is the ancient culture that can be seen with the naked eye, one has only to be on the territory island nation. There is even a legend that it was on the shores of Cyprus that the Greek goddess of love and beauty Aphrodite was born, which foreshadowed a happy life for the island. But in reality, everything is much more complicated and contradictory than in the legend. In fact, throughout its life, Cyprus has undergone many state changes and armed coups.

Cyprus was not always Greek. Tasty Island, the pearl of the Mediterranean, as it is called, managed to visit both Byzantium, Venice, and was also part of Ottoman Empire. From 1879 until 1959 Cyprus was a British colony. This certainly influenced the modern life of Cyprus, for example, left-hand traffic, which is familiar to the British, has been preserved, most residents speak English language.

In 1959, negotiations were held between Turkey, Greece and Great Britain, as a result of which Cyprus was declared an independent state, which it still is. The main population: Greeks and Turks were to live in peace, the government was to be elected from 2 national communities in order to satisfy the interests of each. However, in 1983, Turkish northern Cyprus separated from the main part of the island. And now there are 2 states on the island Southern republic Cyprus and Turkish Republic Northern Cyprus. However, the latter is recognized only by Turkey and Abkhazia.

Guests of the island live mainly in its recognized southern part. It is in the south of the island that you can find many cultural monuments reminiscent of glorious ancient culture in the history of the island of Cyprus.

Cyprus on the world map.

The island is located in the Mediterranean Sea. Close to the island are Turkey (in the north), Israel and Syria (in the east) and Egypt (in the south).

It is much easier to understand where Cyprus is located on the world map thanks to this interactive map(clickable):

Resort towns of Cyprus and their features.

The island of Cyprus has the main resort administrative centers where most tourists visit:

Nicosia

Nicosia is the capital of Cyprus. Moreover, it is divided by a buffer zone, and is the main city of both Southern and Northern Cyprus. Nicosia is one of the most ancient cities in the world, it dates back to the 7th century AD. On the territory of the Cypriot capital there are many historical buildings. Notable, for example, are the Hagia Sophia, Cathedral St. John, Famagusta Gate and various museums where you can trace the cultural history of Cyprus. And in the restaurants of Nicosia you can taste various dishes of the Balkan, Greek and Turkish cuisine. It is the mixture of national styles that is unique and remarkable in this ancient city.

Limassol

The name of the city of Limassol is translated as " middle city". It is located just between Larnaca and Paphos, where they are located. Therefore, it is convenient to get to it from any outskirts of the island. Limassol is the second largest city in Cyprus, therefore, it is also worth paying attention to. The center of Limassol is business-like, there are banks and offices, but closer to the coast, the resort spirit overtakes the tourist: in Limassol there is a beautiful promenade with a white promenade and tall palm trees on the sides. Limassol is also a great city for shopping and fun, as there are many clubs, amusement parks, a zoo,. Also, the city has the largest sea ​​port. And next to Limassol, it is worth visiting Kourion - ancient city founded in the 12th century BC. Tourists love this place not only for the opportunity to plunge into the atmosphere of antiquity, but also for the beautiful photographs that are taken here.

Paphos is a city listed by UNESCO. It is no coincidence that here in the city you can find a large number of ancient buildings. Near the city there is an archaeological park where historical relics are collected. And it was in the vicinity of Paphos that Aphrodite appeared from the foam of the water. Near the city and inside it, a number of attractions are dedicated to this particular goddess. Paphos now justifies its name by the presence of rather expensive hotels and hotels compared to other cities in Cyprus. The beaches in the city are mostly rocky, but you can also find sandy ones. However, any of them is marked with a blue European flag for environmental friendliness. It is also pleasant to relax here: there are cultural programs, there are also fun clubs, bars near the city's embankment, and during the day this same embankment is very beautiful place where you can see the port.

Larnaca itself, like any other popular resort town Cyprus, perfect place for relaxation, where you can find both cultural attractions and simply enjoy the pleasant climate, lying on the white sand of the coast next to the shallow sea. It is the latter factors that make Larnaca a favorite place for visiting parents with children. Near Larnaca there is a large ancient monastery Stavrovouni. Also interesting to visit Salt Lake located in the vicinity. Young people love Ayia Napa, a city located in the Larnaca district. Ayia Napa is famous for its stormy nightlife. Also, there is beautiful beach Nissi, known for his white sand and gentle sea.

Each of the listed urban centers has a number of cultural places in its surroundings, therefore, in order to cover each attraction, it is best to rent a car in Cyprus and travel around the island on your own or buy Bus tours, visiting sights together with other interested people, as well as with a guide.

Every corner of Cyprus is worth visiting. It is also pleasant to relax here for adults with children who are interested in visiting historical and cultural places, relax in a warm climate next to the azure sea, and young people will also like clubs, bars, excursions to vineyards where national wine is made. Everyone will find here a place to be happy!

And finally, we invite you to watch a very interesting and dynamic video about Cyprus

The state of Cyprus is located on the island of the same name in the northeast mediterranean sea.

The shape of the island detailed map Cyprus resembles a quadrangle, in the upper right corner of which the tip of the Karpas Peninsula is elongated. It ranks third among the largest in the Mediterranean.

Cyprus is favorably located from a strategic point of view, located at the crossroads of Asia, Europe and Africa at once, although geographically it belongs to Western (Western) Asia - a region covering the Arabian and Asia Minor Peninsulas, the eastern parts of the Mediterranean Sea, the Caucasus, the Armenian and Iranian Highlands, and the Mesopotamian lowlands. Historically, the main trade routes which led to the rich historical past of the state.

Today, the island is divided between the Greek Republic of Cyprus (57.6% of the territory) and the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (36% of the territory), which is not recognized by the world community, the rest of the territory is occupied by the UN buffer zone and British military bases.

Cyprus on the world map: geography, nature and climate

Cyprus on the world map is surrounded on four sides by its neighbors, the distance to which is 105 km to Syria in the east, 75 km to Turkey in the north, 390 km to Rhodes in the west, and 370 km to Egypt in the south.

Relief

The area of ​​the island occupies 9251 sq. km. In order to cross it across, you need to drive only 96 km, it stretches for 241 km in length. Island volcanic origin. Its geography is defined by two mountain ranges – Kyrenia in the northeast and Troodos in the South-West. The mountains are different from each other - the Kyrenia chain consists of sheer steep cliffs, highest point her - Mount Akromanda, 1023 meters high. The Troodos massif is characterized high altitudes, with the apparent gentleness of the hills. Here is the highest point of the island - Mount Olympus(1951 m).

Between occupying most islands of mountains, the fertile plains of Mesaoria and Morphou are located. In the autumn-winter period, their lands are irrigated by the waters of the Pedieos and Akaki rivers, thanks to which grains and citrus fruits are grown here, olive groves are adjacent to vineyards.

The relief of the plain is gently undulating, descends to the east and passes into the low coastal bays of Famagusta and Larnaca. It is the plains that determine the presence of wide coastal zones in the south and southeast of Cyprus. If you look at the map of Cyprus in Russian, you can easily find all six bays of the island: in the south it is Akrotiri and Episkopi, in the northwest - Chrysokhu and Morphou, from the southeast Larnaca and Famagusta from the south.

Water resources

Permanent sources fresh water not available in Cyprus. The rivers are filled with water only during the rainy season, but in the summer they practically dry up. most long river island is Pedieos (100 km), which originates in the Troodos mountains, flows through the capital of Cyprus and flows into the sea in the south, in Famagusta Bay. There are two lakes in Cyprus, they are located in Larnaca and Limassol, and they also dry up in the hot season. Previously, they were lagoons, but over time and changing the coastline, they were cut off from the sea and formed salt lakes.

Climate

The climate of the island is subtropical, Mediterranean. Summer season characterized by hot dry weather, autumn-winter brings rain, snow falls only in the mountains. average temperature the hottest month of the year - August - is 30 degrees, mid-January - 12. The maximum temperatures of the corresponding months are over 40 and 19 degrees, respectively. The number of sunny days in a year exceeds 320. Tourist season opens in May and lasts until the end of October, although many tourists spend the winter here.

Flora and fauna

The nature of the island is diverse, due to the presence of different climatic zones and reliefs - mountains, plains, seas. 140 species of trees, shrubs, flowers growing here are endemic, that is, they are not found anywhere else. The bulk of them are in mountainous areas- Troodos and Kyrenia. In Cyprus you can meet different kinds coniferous trees - pines, cedars, junipers. Oaks and cypresses are widespread. Many flowering shrubs - oleander, hibiscus, jasmine. The symbol of Cyprus is the Cypriot cyclamen, orchids and lavender also grow.

The fauna, unlike the rich flora of Cyprus, is not diverse, and is mainly represented by amphibians - frogs, lizards, turtles. Foxes, hedgehogs and hares live in the forests. The mouflon listed in the Red Book can be found in the mountains. The migration routes of migratory birds pass through the island - partridges, quails, pink flamingos fly to the Salt Lake of Larnaca to spend the winter.

Map of Cyprus with cities. Administrative division of the country

Represented by two levels. At the first, enlarged level, the republic is represented by 6 dioceses, uniting the city of the same name, its suburbs and rural settlements. They can be easily found on the map of Cyprus with cities in Russian. Two dioceses - Famagusta and Kyrenia - are located on the territory of Northern Cyprus, three - Larnaca, Limassol and Paphos - on the territory Greek Cyprus, and the capital Nicosia is divided between the two states.

At the second level, the Greek part of the republic is divided into 33 communities or municipalities that deal with the urgent problems of the population.

Nicosia- the only divided capital in the world, is the same for both the Greek Republic of Cyprus and the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus. The city is located on the Mesaoria plain, on the banks of the Pedieos River, and has no access to the sea.

Limassol- most Big City Cyprus, located on south coast islands in the Gulf of Akrotiri. It has a seaport, due to which it is a developed economic center, as well as a center for winemaking. Along the coastline are gently sloping sandy beaches Therefore, the city attracts many tourists.

Municipality of Strovolos formally considered a suburb of Nicosia, but its size allows us to consider it more of a city, and the second largest in Cyprus after Limassol. 70,000 people live here. Local authorities planted 65 parks in the municipality, planting a total of 340,000 sq.m.