An island divided in two for forty years, which has always been a crossroads of peoples in the eastern Mediterranean, with an archaeological heritage protected by Unesco, hectares of still unspoiled national park and a sea of turquoise shades. Cyprus is still a little-known destination visited by Italians, perhaps discouraged by the complex geo-political situation or simply by driving on the left. One of the main things to do is to book a villa, finding exclusive villas in cyprus will not be difficult just search according to your needs and you will find a lot of villas. Today we will take you to discover what to know before leaving for Cyprus.
It has a complex history which has determined its current geo-political situation
Having been a long British colony and gaining independence in 1960, the island of Cyprus has been divided into two states since 1974: the majority-Greek Cypriot Republic of Cyprus, the Turkish-majority Republic of Cyprus to the south and north. The latter was created after the occupation of Turkey to defend the Turkish Cypriot population during the post-independence civil war and is currently not recognized by the international community. It is a good idea to talk to the locals about the complex situation of the island with a lot of tact, also because you are likely to be told two stories that are partly different depending on the area of the island you are in.

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