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Discover Cyprus – The Jewel of the Mediterranean
Cyprus, located in the Eastern Mediterranean at the crossroads of Europe, Asia, and Africa, is a breathtaking island that combines natural beauty, rich culture, and a modern lifestyle. Known for its crystal-clear waters, Blue Flag beaches, and stunning landscapes, Cyprus is one of the most desirable destinations to live, invest, or vacation.
With over 340 days of sunshine each year, Cyprus enjoys one of the best climates in the world, making it perfect for an active outdoor lifestyle. Whether you enjoy swimming, sailing, hiking, or simply relaxing by the sea, the island offers endless opportunities to embrace a healthy and vibrant way of life.
Beyond its natural beauty, Cyprus is also one of the safest countries in the world, with a very low crime rate and a welcoming community. The island’s strong economy, favorable tax system, and stable property market make it an attractive choice for international investors and those seeking a second home in Europe.
Whether you are looking to buy property in Cyprus, relocate for a better quality of life, or enjoy a Mediterranean lifestyle filled with sunshine and relaxation, Cyprus offers the perfect balance of tradition, modernity, and opportunity.
Cyprus Facts
Since the 1st of May 2004 Cyprus joined the European Union. The benefits to Cyprus as a whole from membership of the EU are quite substantial, with the whole population of the Island benefiting from political, economic, social, environmental and other advantages. The EU is Cyprus’ main trading partner accounting for approximately 50% of total trade, the United Kingdom being Cyprus’ main export destination. Furthermore, Cyprus is a member of the United Nations, the Council of Europe, the British Commonwealth and also a member of the Non-Aligned Movement.
The ideal weather and ideal location define the ideal lifestyle of this magnificent Mediterranean island. With more that 340 days of sunshine, residents and tourists get to enjoy the clear warm waters of Cyprus throughout the year.
In November you can swim in the warm Mediterranean sea in the morning and ski on the slopes of Troodos Mountains in the afternoon.
The sun has an incredible effect on the Cypriot lifestyle and reveals itself in many ways, especially through the diet and characteristics of the Cypriots.
Two of the main industries on the island are tourism and farming that prosper from the sun. Cyprus produces a wide array of fruits, vegetables and free-range meat resulting in a delicious and healthy diet evolved from many influences. Greece , Armenia , Lebanon , Syria and Italy have all left their mark on the Cypriot cuisine.
Dining in Cyprus is a very sociable affair and is usually the main reason for friends to meet friends and family to meet family!
Cyprus also has a long tradition of wine making that goes back to over 4,000 years. In ancient times, wine was a major source of wealth for the island. Approximately 10% of the island is covered in vineyards. The wines are best sampled at the annual wine festival in Limassol in September.
Cypriots widely speak English as a result of the British influence, and of course to accommodate the great numbers of English speaking tourists that visit the island.
Criminality in Cyprus is one of the lowest in the world according to the European Crime Prevention Network. It seems that the rate of serious crime in Cyprus, compared to international standards as indicated by International Crime Statistics, can be described as very low.
Whilst the average serious crime / population ratio per 100,000 people, in a number of countries in Europe is about 4800, the ratio of serious crime in
Cyprus, in 2010, is only about 1044.
Cyprus enjoys the best Mediterranean climate with more than 340 days of sunshine per year. Larnaca, being a coastal city, enjoys cooler summers and short mild winters.
The swimming season begins from very early April and lasts up to late October, offering the local people and tourists a nice getaway almost all year around.
For the Mountain Resort lovers, Troodos mountains and its surrounding traditional villages are covered in snow from late November up to late January.
