EN: Varosha is currently used as an open-air museum and visiting area. It is open to anyone who wants to visit and it is completely free. Only drones are prohibited and no entry into buildings. Other than that, there are no restrictions. You do not show any passport or any documents at the entrance to the area. Visiting hours are from 8 in the morning until sunset in the evening, such as 7 pm or 8 pm. Closing time for the winter months is 5 pm. There are eating and drinking areas, cafes, WCs, beaches inside. There are even bicycle rental and bus service facilities for easy transportation. There are currently two beaches in the area. One of them is very close to the entrance and can be reached on foot in about 5 minutes, while it is recommended to go to the other beach by shuttle or bike. There are changing cabins, toilets, showers, eating and drinking areas, sun loungers and umbrellas on both beaches. In my opinion, these two beaches are among the best beaches in Cyprus where you can enjoy the sea. As of 2022, shuttle tickets cost 20 Turkish Lira (round trip + return), bike rental 20 Turkish Lira. Only credit cards are accepted inside, not cash. TR: Varosha şu anda bir açık hava müzesi ve ziyaret alanı olarak kullanılmakta. isteyen herkesin ziyaretine açık ve tamamen ücretsiz. Sadece drone sokulması yasak ve binaların içine girilmiyor. Bunun dışında herhangi bir kısıtlama bulunmuyor. Alana girişte herhangi bir pasaport veya herhangi belge göstermeniz istenmiyor. Ziyaret saatleri sabah 8 ile akşam gün batımına kadar, saat 7 pm veya 8 pm gibi. Kış ayların için kapanma saati 5 pm. İçeride yeme içme alanları, kafeler, wcler, sahiller var. Hatta kolay ulaşım için bisiklet kiralama ve otobüs servisi imkanları da bulunmakta. Alanda şu anda iki sahil bulunmakta. Bunlardan biri girişe çok yakın ve yürüyerek yaklaşık 5 dakikada ulaşılıyor, diğer sahile ise servis veya bisikletle gitmek önerilir. Her iki sahilde de soyunma kabinleri, tuvaletler, duşlar, yeme içme alanları, şezlong ve şemsiyeler mevcut. Bana göre bu iki sahil de Kıbrıs'ta denizin keyfini çıkarabileceğiniz en iyi sahillerden. 2022 yılı itibariyle servis biletleri 20 Lira (gidiş + dönüş), bisiklet kiralama 20 Lira. İçeride nakit para değil sadece kredi kartı kabul edilmekte.
I visited Salamis, Famagusta and Varosha about a week ago. Unfortunately, I didn't have the time to explore the place more extensively. Thanks for sharing such an extensive walk in Varosha! I have to say that the 70s architectural style is fascinating.
I have always wondered what the conflict zones and border in Cyprus looked like, but there have not been much photos of the past. I knew that it had fancy rich areas and obviously nice beaches, but I had no clue. You can see that some of the buildings are from the 1920s to 1970s and are beautiful, but crumbling
Famagusta was the Paris of the Mediterranean. I remember when. My father was taking us for shopping. Very sad seeing such a beautiful town become. A ghost town Mix memories Of the lovely years I had Before the Turkish invasion of 1974
I would love to visit this place. Would anyone have any recommendations as to where to base oneself ....with a view to reaching Varosha fairly easily....whilst combing a few days of rest and relaxation at the base ! Many thanks !
@@rfatsen6905 listen we go together i take photos of u and u take photos of me and we pretend we have only1 camera so they take one of our cameras but the other one still has photos on them and we fuck em over
It is forbidden to enter the buildings, but the most of the are is open and you can take photos and videos as you wish on the road. Only drones are prohibited.
can do either best to do on own as can freely explore however limited time, you need a passport and after around an hour the turkish soldiers usher you out
You can visit by yourself. The area is open to everyone and free of charge. You do not show any passport or documents at the entrance to the area. Only drones are prohibited and no entry into buildings. Other than that, there are no restrictions. Visiting hours are from 8 am until dark in the evening, like 7 pm or 8 pm. There are eating and drinking areas, cafes, WCs, beaches inside. There are even bicycle rental and bus service facilities for easy transportation.
I am a greekcypriot and I agree with you my friend. Who started all this? Greekcypriots with the idea of Cyprus joining Greece and eradicating Turkishcypriots including Greekcypriots who were friends with them. And the result? Greece then didn’t want nothing to do with Cyprus and today still doesn’t want to.
Hi there. :) Thank you for the video. You mentioned about the shuttle round trip shuttle to and from Varosha, may I know where we can take this shuttle? We have plans to visit Varosha during our trip to Cyprus later this year. We have planned a full day to visit Famagusta & Varosha, and really want to do our own self-walk to see Varosha up close, not just from the beach angle. For now, we will be coming from South Cyprus either Larnaca or Ayia Napa, but willing to explore options. So we are in the decision to go via a guided tour or not as they only usually drive by or only give 15 mins to view from the beach. But we would really prefer to have our own time to see visit here. Thank you so much for sharing and your wonderful videos!
These images should be seen by the whole world in Europe and America because unfortunately there are people who have no idea what happened in Cyprus, as well as the world should learn about what the Turks are, as a people and as a country. . I hope that one day Cyprus will be free and that Turkey will be punished for what it has done to both the Greek and Cypriot people.
First you should learn about history. The Turks had to take measures because the pro-Greek EOKA deliberately slaughtered Turks. So please be quiet if you have no idea
Who read this comment please search, Aloda Tochni Maratha and Santallaris madsacres and Bloody christmast events and Bathub murder. Greek cypriots is war criminals truth is wide open.
@@dimitris9350 Its because Greek cypriots want to join Greece which is UN, UK and Turkey rejected they started to terror activites on the island. They killed poor Turkish villagers to remove turks on the island Turkey used its quarentor right as same with UK and Greece. And in 1974 Greek cypriots did etnic cleanse to Turks where they reach. Aloda Tochni Santallaris Maratha massacres and many more.
@@dimitris9350 Also Greek cypriots killed UK soldiers and turkish villagers on the island. Done by Eoka and its members. They killed what they want, they attacked villager people and force to migrate them.
Ce cauta nenorociti de turci acolo ,cum sa ti inchis un asemenea paradis este o plaja super frumoasa ,totul este construti frumos .Pacat de asemenea loc .
This is an environmental disaster, greedy developers have filled this beautiful beach with colossal concrete blocks and tasteless buildings. All of them should be demolished to make place for a beach, a promenade and a corniche road.
INDEED ! And then we can all forget this place was not Turkish before 1974. And surely, the Turkish coast is not littered with "colossal concrete blocks and tasteless buildings" like Kusadasi, Kalkan; Kemer, Tekirova or Alanya.
@IŞIK GÜRBÜZ You have no clue what you are talking about. Its a beach tourist resort area, and thats what they are like. How do you know the buildings are tasteless? Do you know anything about architecture. Most of the buildings were built from the 1920s to 1960's it looks like. And the hotels from the mid 50's to 1970s. You dont know ugly buildings if you think the buildings are ugly. Have you seen what American and Canadians urban areas look like...this is totally different. This is considered regular development, for a built up area. and is in line what would of been built in Europe or Mediterranean cities
EN:
Varosha is currently used as an open-air museum and visiting area. It is open to anyone who wants to visit and it is completely free. Only drones are prohibited and no entry into buildings. Other than that, there are no restrictions.
You do not show any passport or any documents at the entrance to the area. Visiting hours are from 8 in the morning until sunset in the evening, such as 7 pm or 8 pm. Closing time for the winter months is 5 pm.
There are eating and drinking areas, cafes, WCs, beaches inside. There are even bicycle rental and bus service facilities for easy transportation.
There are currently two beaches in the area. One of them is very close to the entrance and can be reached on foot in about 5 minutes, while it is recommended to go to the other beach by shuttle or bike. There are changing cabins, toilets, showers, eating and drinking areas, sun loungers and umbrellas on both beaches. In my opinion, these two beaches are among the best beaches in Cyprus where you can enjoy the sea.
As of 2022, shuttle tickets cost 20 Turkish Lira (round trip + return), bike rental 20 Turkish Lira. Only credit cards are accepted inside, not cash.
TR:
Varosha şu anda bir açık hava müzesi ve ziyaret alanı olarak kullanılmakta. isteyen herkesin ziyaretine açık ve tamamen ücretsiz. Sadece drone sokulması yasak ve binaların içine girilmiyor. Bunun dışında herhangi bir kısıtlama bulunmuyor.
Alana girişte herhangi bir pasaport veya herhangi belge göstermeniz istenmiyor. Ziyaret saatleri sabah 8 ile akşam gün batımına kadar, saat 7 pm veya 8 pm gibi. Kış ayların için kapanma saati 5 pm.
İçeride yeme içme alanları, kafeler, wcler, sahiller var. Hatta kolay ulaşım için bisiklet kiralama ve otobüs servisi imkanları da bulunmakta.
Alanda şu anda iki sahil bulunmakta. Bunlardan biri girişe çok yakın ve yürüyerek yaklaşık 5 dakikada ulaşılıyor, diğer sahile ise servis veya bisikletle gitmek önerilir. Her iki sahilde de soyunma kabinleri, tuvaletler, duşlar, yeme içme alanları, şezlong ve şemsiyeler mevcut. Bana göre bu iki sahil de Kıbrıs'ta denizin keyfini çıkarabileceğiniz en iyi sahillerden.
2022 yılı itibariyle servis biletleri 20 Lira (gidiş + dönüş), bisiklet kiralama 20 Lira. İçeride nakit para değil sadece kredi kartı kabul edilmekte.
I visited Salamis, Famagusta and Varosha about a week ago. Unfortunately, I didn't have the time to explore the place more extensively. Thanks for sharing such an extensive walk in Varosha! I have to say that the 70s architectural style is fascinating.
It's so amazing to see all of this 60s/70s infrastructure and sad to think that these were people's homes and businesses that were lost.
Türkiye achieved peace there, no need to worry
It was peaceful before Turkey
مرحبا انازرت هذا المكان اكثر من مرة انه متحف حيث البناء والسوق والشوا رع والشاطىء اشعر بوجودالناس الذين رحلو
Excellent video!! 💙💙💙
I have always wondered what the conflict zones and border in Cyprus looked like, but there have not been much photos of the past. I knew that it had fancy rich areas and obviously nice beaches, but I had no clue.
You can see that some of the buildings are from the 1920s to 1970s and are beautiful, but crumbling
Famagusta was the Paris of the Mediterranean. I remember when. My father was taking us for shopping. Very sad seeing such a beautiful town become. A ghost town Mix memories Of the lovely years I had Before the Turkish invasion of 1974
I would love to visit this place. Would anyone have any recommendations as to where to base oneself ....with a view to reaching Varosha fairly easily....whilst combing a few days of rest and relaxation at the base ! Many thanks !
can you approach the buildings or enter some of them? I would like to come for a photo shoot
I want to take photos too, but it is forbidden. under Turkish control
@@rfatsen6905 listen we go together i take photos of u and u take photos of me and we pretend we have only1 camera so they take one of our cameras but the other one still has photos on them and we fuck em over
It is forbidden to enter the buildings, but the most of the are is open and you can take photos and videos as you wish on the road. Only drones are prohibited.
Did you book a tour or is it possible to do it on your own ?
can do either best to do on own as can freely explore however limited time, you need a passport and after around an hour the turkish soldiers usher you out
You can visit by yourself. The area is open to everyone and free of charge. You do not show any passport or documents at the entrance to the area. Only drones are prohibited and no entry into buildings. Other than that, there are no restrictions.
Visiting hours are from 8 am until dark in the evening, like 7 pm or 8 pm. There are eating and drinking areas, cafes, WCs, beaches inside. There are even bicycle rental and bus service facilities for easy transportation.
omg varosha 😢😢
interesting video at the same time very tragic what happened to varosha
I am a greekcypriot and I agree with you my friend. Who started all this? Greekcypriots with the idea of Cyprus joining Greece and eradicating Turkishcypriots including Greekcypriots who were friends with them. And the result? Greece then didn’t want nothing to do with Cyprus and today still doesn’t want to.
Açılmayan yerler de yağmalanmışmı acaba
Ja natürlich was für eine blöde Frage
They really removed the Greek inscriptions from the stores...
Greeks built this
Hi there. :) Thank you for the video. You mentioned about the shuttle round trip shuttle to and from Varosha, may I know where we can take this shuttle? We have plans to visit Varosha during our trip to Cyprus later this year. We have planned a full day to visit Famagusta & Varosha, and really want to do our own self-walk to see Varosha up close, not just from the beach angle.
For now, we will be coming from South Cyprus either Larnaca or Ayia Napa, but willing to explore options. So we are in the decision to go via a guided tour or not as they only usually drive by or only give 15 mins to view from the beach. But we would really prefer to have our own time to see visit here.
Thank you so much for sharing and your wonderful videos!
LET FAMAGUSTA FREE
When can i move in
There are no living people living there. Are you dead?
Дороги после 50 лет лучше чем у нас через 1 год после ремонта 😂
These images should be seen by the whole world in Europe and America because unfortunately there are people who have no idea what happened in Cyprus, as well as the world should learn about what the Turks are, as a people and as a country. . I hope that one day Cyprus will be free and that Turkey will be punished for what it has done to both the Greek and Cypriot people.
First you should learn about history. The Turks had to take measures because the pro-Greek EOKA deliberately slaughtered Turks. So please be quiet if you have no idea
I know what turks and pakistanis are.
Who read this comment please search, Aloda Tochni Maratha and Santallaris madsacres and Bloody christmast events and Bathub murder. Greek cypriots is war criminals truth is wide open.
You do not know the cruelty of the Greeks to the Turks.
@@senoleryigit They exactly know their acts but they playing victim. Real victims is who lost lives for someone's dirty dream (enosis)
Ayas Triada kilisesi camiye çevrilmeli bence ibadethane mecburiyetide var heryerde zaten
most of the pedestrians are police and soldiers in civilian clothes😅
Why it be came a ghost town
Because the Turks invaded Cyprus and the Greek Cypriot residents fled the gem of Mediterranean, Famagusta
@@dimitris9350 Its because Greek cypriots want to join Greece which is UN, UK and Turkey rejected they started to terror activites on the island. They killed poor Turkish villagers to remove turks on the island
Turkey used its quarentor right as same with UK and Greece. And in 1974 Greek cypriots did etnic cleanse to Turks where they reach. Aloda Tochni Santallaris Maratha massacres and many more.
@@dimitris9350 Also Greek cypriots killed UK soldiers and turkish villagers on the island. Done by Eoka and its members. They killed what they want, they attacked villager people and force to migrate them.
@@gizsdairy8402 Τurkey invaded Cyprus and commited a genocide against Greeks. Stop your lies.
@@universalspaceexpeditioner8259 there are enough greeks in the world don't worry so this is not a genocide
Ce cauta nenorociti de turci acolo ,cum sa ti inchis un asemenea paradis este o plaja super frumoasa ,totul este construti frumos .Pacat de asemenea loc .
This is an environmental disaster, greedy developers have filled this beautiful beach with colossal concrete blocks and tasteless buildings. All of them should be demolished to make place for a beach, a promenade and a corniche road.
INDEED ! And then we can all forget this place was not Turkish before 1974. And surely, the Turkish coast is not littered with "colossal concrete blocks and tasteless buildings" like Kusadasi, Kalkan; Kemer, Tekirova or Alanya.
@@marinoceccotti9155 Infortunately it is the same for most mediterranean cities. The construction greed is not specific to Turkish developers.
@@isikgurbuz937 yes but you were referring to Greek developers. Famagusta was a wonderful City before barbaric Turkish troops ruined it.
@@andyantonioap Turkey's intervention was provoked by the killing of Turkish people by the Greeks. You still don't seem to have learned your lesson!
@IŞIK GÜRBÜZ You have no clue what you are talking about.
Its a beach tourist resort area, and thats what they are like.
How do you know the buildings are tasteless? Do you know anything about architecture. Most of the buildings were built from the 1920s to 1960's it looks like. And the hotels from the mid 50's to 1970s.
You dont know ugly buildings if you think the buildings are ugly.
Have you seen what American and Canadians urban areas look like...this is totally different.
This is considered regular development, for a built up area. and is in line what would of been built in Europe or Mediterranean cities