The St. Barnabas church in North Cyprus has a rich collection of icons mostly dating from the 18th century. The basalt mill in the courtyard is from the Enkomi settlement and the other columns and stones are from Salamis. The rooms where the priests lived have been restored and turned into an archaelogical museum.
There are currently 5 active checkpoints for crossing the green line in Cyprus. The last crossing point that was established was the Zohdia crossing that is located in Morphou
The sunk ship exhibited in the Kyrenia Castle was built in 389 BC and was 80 years old. About 400 pieces Anphoras, 29 basalt millstones, about 9000 pieces of almond were found in this sunk ship that was thought to be a cargo ship during Hellenistic ages after the death of Alexander.
Visit North Cyprus, if you consider traveling for your holiday to Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, you can reach it either by air or by sea.
The easiest way how to reach North Cyprus is by air. You can fly to North Cyprus via Turkey to Ercan International Airport or to Larnaca International Airport situated in the South part of the Cyprus Island.
More than anything, Turkish Cypriots are warm hearted, fun loving people with a real sense of family loyalty.