Thank you very much for this usefull information. We are going to Cyprus, Paphos in August this year. Im going to have a look at your videos for recommendations.
Having only been here a few days, a few things that we, as Americans, should have researched first / been aware of are: 1) driving is on the left side of the road; 2) electrical outlets are different than European and American outlets; 3) the water - in Larnaca at least - is VERY hard and full of minerals, so stay near a kiosk or grocery store to get bottled drinking water; 4) toilet paper does not go into the toilets, so keep that in mind; and 5) electricity is very expensive on the island so be cognizant of power usage. Not sure if some of these “tips” only apply to Larnaca, but we will find out if the same holds true in Limassol and Paphos once we venture that way later this week!
@@healthandharmony I just came from southern Europe actually :) I was just commenting on Rico’s video about the diving bit since his vid didn’t mention left side of the road. And, since I just came from Europe, and Cyprus is in Europe, I had no idea that the outlets were different! Even Turkey has standard European outlets, so it came to quite a surprise that Cyprus had different outlets. Furthermore, the only place I encountered not-flushing-toilet paper has been Mexico, so just another thing I found curious about Cyprus that would make for great TH-cam video content.
Very on-point tips, Velouria!! For "historic" reasons, we have UK outlets in Cyprus. As for the water, it is pretty much hard all over the island, apart from the mountainous areas. They have beautiful water up there!!
@@bluepen3326 just some curiosities we found coming from Portugal 🙃 and as soon as we get a road back, we will rent a car and explore the mountains! Currently in Paphos and literally the main road by our Airbnb has been ripped out. Couldn’t even leave the parking lot if we had a car 😱
I have just come back from holiday in Paphos. I found the bus service very good there and they also seemed to run on time, but found the drivers grumpy and unhelpful!
Looking forward to travel to cyprus again! Me and my lady, visited Aya Napa last year, this year (Also in end of may) we travel back again, but this time with kids.
My personal opinion about Cyprus: 1. Don't expect a true European experience (on paper, yes, but in reality, no!) 🙅♂️ 2. Forget about making or saving money here! 🚫💰 3. Working here won't give you a good lifestyle - they expect you to work day and night for peanuts! 😤 4. A better future for your kids? Forget it! Cypriots won't let foreigners work in government, banks, or other top jobs. 🙅♂️💼 5. Time has no meaning here. Waiting two months could mean waiting two years! ⌛️🤷♂️ 6. Don't expect quick answers over the phone. You'll talk to 20 people and still not get anywhere! 📞🤯 But hey, there are some good things too: - If you're loaded, you can live well. 💸😎 - Evenings are amazing! 🌃✨ - The food is delicious! 😋 - The weather is fantastic for most of the year! ☀️😎
bro.. limassol has the longest sea side road with alllll sandy beaches. from the old port area (akti kiverniti/zoo) till even saint raphael hotel/malindi beach! its more than 12 KM! also lady's mile! .. actually if you drive outside limassol such as kourio beach or the one you show on your videos with is actually paphos.. you can find beach with pebbles! i think you missed that or you just didnt go to a lot of beaches in limassol!!
If things are closed on Greek side then just head North...ps im beginning to like all your videos, & i most definitely will retire with my wife in Cyprus ina few years, we both have chronical athritis, so the climate is just perfect for us....Thanks alot for sharing your experience...
I am coming back to Cyprus for the second time, we came at the same time last year and loved it so much. We have also been speaking recently about maybe buying a property on the island....
You must live in a shell, big DJ's come to Cyprus, Ayia napa is jumping disco's and bars every night till 4am, Nicosia is now good but expensive like visiting London or any capital, Limassol is a dead Donkey, just coffee shops, Paphos on the other hand is more where the Brits go if they want both
4 days here with kids, and we've seen racism, disrespectful staff at shops, lack of manners, and a lot of hate and angry people. Will not come here again, I'm sure this is what they were aiming for anyway. Not impressed
Hi Rico! I'm going to Cyprus very soon and before going I was wondering if there is a particular dress-code for entering Orthodox Churches there? Because I know that in some countries, you need to have the shoulders covered, sometimes shorts are not allowed etc. Is that the case for Cyprus? Thank you for this video, it is very helpful by the way!
Hey there, happy to hear that. You will love Cyprus. From what I know is that legs and shoulders are covered for women and long shorts plus covered chest for men.
Hi I live in Cyprus and can tell you to dress sensibly when entering holy sites , there is no dress code but too much bare skin is frowned upon . Also avoid any red clothing as red is the national color of Turkey which is occupying a third of Cyprus so you may get some funny looks , you just blend in better without red and you will not see any red clothing elsewhere .
@@roddychristodoulou9111 Hi Roddy, thank you for your answers. Although I already came back from Cyprus 😅 And I had a wonderful time there, surely one of my favorite travels, would definitely come back!
@@dimitrispc2629 The Treaty of Guarantee is a treaty between Turkey, Cyprus, Greece, and the United Kingdom that was promulgated in 1960. So, Turkey has rights on the island.
I totally agree with your comments about recycling, but many of the old don't understand or care then you have the normal Cypriot attitude of I can't be arsed, I can drive around our streets on a Friday evening before both types of recycle vehicles come and 1 in 5 houses have recycle outside
Thank very interesting. It’s always good to have a true perspective of a country and not just “rose tinted glasses”. That being said, I really couldn’t find anything particularly negative. Thank you!
What's wrong with being religious and traditional?. It's not like you have to wear the hijab or burga or lock you up in prison if you kiss publicly with your boyfriend/girlfriend publicly.
My godparents started to come to Cyprus in 1959 and We still have that and every year they go to Cyprus to Limassol and this is my third year and I love it
I would say the Blue Lagoon in Polis and the beaches in Ayia Napa or in the North are definitely beautiful with crystal clear water and white sand. But Limassol and Paphos might be a bit rocky and too grey for people with high standards.
Hey, very happy to hear that. I would say it depends very much on your skills. Modern companies in Limassol are always looking for sales & marketing people, as well as hotels and restaurants are currently looking for foreign speaking people, especially during the summer. There are some great FB groups about CY Jobs, I recommend checking them out to see what's currently going on. Best of luck!
Hello! Thank you for such a useful video. I subscribed. I saw your video about living costs in Cyprus (about 3 years ago) and I wonder how much do you pay for rent now (in that video it was 470 €)
When he spoke about sandy beach's he showed the rock area between Paphos and Limassol at Aphrodites rocks not Limassol it's actually in the paphos Area
Shop closing, in the winter months everything is like 1 to 3 in the summer it's 1 to 4 there again as Cyprus like he says is religious the 15th of August is a big day here, so everything is closed, no exceptions, this is when Cypriot companies close for 2 or three weeks as the workers are off then, Christmas is not celebrated like ours, Easter is a big thing, the 6th of January known locally as The Foda is big
It's very dangerous driving there . Every time I go out I come across some kind of accident . So be extra careful.cars will come out of side roads and make you stop for them . Where I come from . Cars on the main road have right of way . NOT IN PAPHOS obviously .force your way out and don't take too much notice of traffic lights either.
Driving in Cyprus is similar to the UK,Personally I have been going there for 20 odd years and have never had a problem with the driving or the roads .
I don’t think any one cares as long as there’s too much PDA. Just like I could give my hubby a quick kiss but wouldn’t go hot and heavy in public. Just basic awareness:)
I wish i had seen ur video before I traveled to cyprus ur absolutely right and i suffered most of it except public transport but thought the same that it must be hot.. Thanks for ur video 👍👏🤟
Firstly most of Limassols sea fron and by the hotels and Ladys Mile are mostly sandy, the video you show is of Aphrodite's Rock near Paphos not Limassol
Regarding rentals etc, the country is suffering with greed, yes Greed, even rent for locals is very very expensive, they have had demonstration in city halls about this, but the government will not cap it or approach the subject so tourists should not moan as even the locals feel it
Hi I'm from America and Live in Nicosia but I would like more advice and information on how i can live with a visa work permit. Its so complicated and I keep getting different answers.
I lived in Cyprus three years ,i didn't like many things. There is trash in the streets. There are many people who smoke tobacco in Cyprus ,much more than in Western Europe, all neigbours would smoke cigarettes. There are also many bad roads even in touristic places like Ayia Napa, ,no sidewalks ,cypriots are dependant on the car very much , also there are a lot of old cars which pollute the air ,they should be forbidden. I lived in Spain some years, spanish islands are cleaner, no trash outside or open trash bins, they have more green areas parks, and are better organized.
No nightlife culture in Cyprus??? You saying that?? A German?? I was for 10 days in Munich summer 2021 and everything was closed at 20:30!!! Yes, you are right! No huge nightclubs with very famous djs, staying till morning in the middle of the winter, drinking till turned to "animal", if this is what you want!! But we have very nice pubs and clubs for music, not to mention taverns with live music! As said to another video, "you have to embrace the culture"!
@@hellogamiesai6135 epd eimaste blakes re erkounte h arapies kai h amerikani kai kamoun zoi enoo emeis doulefkoume ton kolo mas gia na mas klefki to kratos kai na poula tin xora mas stous ksenous
I am more than 20 years living in Cyprus and I definitely disagree with all your points mentioned. You must be living in a different Cyprus!!! All of you watching this video please ignore all this nonsense. Come and see!
I was working and living in Cyprus,in Paphos. And I never drove to the turkish side. I can confirm everything you told in the video. The British RAF they have an airbase located on top of the Olympus mountain. And there is a big military presence on the island.
The Turkish side has all the castles! Definitely worth checking out. I also found the people in the North of Cyprus more friendly, and I’m an American. The south side, Greek was actually very angry with me for going to the North. They said the north doesn’t exist and were very rude. Enjoy both sides!
@@Gunnysunny theres a reason why we dont like the north side, because of the last war in the 70s. if u read the history of cyprus about that war and what they did to families and places of the north side of cyprus i dont think u will also like it. also cypriots are not greek, they are just cypriots and the north side of cyprus are turkish ppl who lived there since they invaded half of the island
Why don't you stay in the NORTH and live in the SOUTH? The Currency Turkish Lira (1Euro=35 TL). After all thousands of Greek Cypriots go across everyday and there is some things you cannot Get in the South; Casinos and Night Clubs...
I personally would not judge a place on having “huge parties where everybody is throwing up”, sounds really dumb. Plus, Mallorca is pronounced “Mayorca”.
Northern occupied cyprus is a safe haven for criminals. It has beautiful places but many more places are neglected ghost town from the ethnic cleansing. If you go to the north and somthing unfortunate happens it will be difficult for your respective embassy to intervene.
@@cenk6569 you are so delusional. Let's see who the spoilt pooches are. Turks in the north get free handouts from Ankara, the eu and Americans. They also get free medical, pensions , water and electricity from the cyprus Republic that they hate so much. Now let's look at your other claim about the real northern experience of pay Cypriana. The Turkish Cypriots are a minority because half of them fled to London and were replaced by mainland Turks and Kurds yet this guy speaks of the authentic experience lol. These deluded Muppet think they're Cypriots but aren't! Why? Because real Cypriots regardless of DNA do not destroy the cultural heritage nor identity of their homeland by destroying historical monuments, destroying even the cemeteries, changing historical place names, exporting historical treasures on the black market and worse. Authentic Mongol experience yes but definitely not cypriot.
@@cenk6569 that's bull. More Turks cross to the south to work. More Turks cross to the south to sell properties and for passports and medical attention. Data shows on a per capita basis Turks cross to the south More so than hellenes. Of those hellenes that go north the majority are non refugees. And why shouldn't the Greeks go north when 87% of property there is owned by Greeks Dude you're leaving out a lot of inconvenient facts.
@@cenk6569 actually there were " cypriots" on the island, then the Turks and Brits showed up to complicate the brand . For over 5000 years there were hellenes on cyprus and 400 year old Turkish tourists show up pretending they own the joint and have legitimacy here when in reality their russian stepe Mongol homeland remain empty. But I must admit Turks have good taste to come here and Rob the place dry lol.
I visited Larnaca last year in time for the return of the flamingos. So amazing. Loved this country. The people were so nice. We have been living in Israel and the biggest complaint I have is the trash everywhere. All over the beaches and streets. I would really like to help them with that too😂
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Thank you very much for this usefull information. We are going to Cyprus, Paphos in August this year. Im going to have a look at your videos for recommendations.
Having only been here a few days, a few things that we, as Americans, should have researched first / been aware of are: 1) driving is on the left side of the road; 2) electrical outlets are different than European and American outlets; 3) the water - in Larnaca at least - is VERY hard and full of minerals, so stay near a kiosk or grocery store to get bottled drinking water; 4) toilet paper does not go into the toilets, so keep that in mind; and 5) electricity is very expensive on the island so be cognizant of power usage. Not sure if some of these “tips” only apply to Larnaca, but we will find out if the same holds true in Limassol and Paphos once we venture that way later this week!
Most of that applies generally to southern Europe. I don't know why you wouldn't look into it before you arrive, at least the driving!
@@healthandharmony I just came from southern Europe actually :) I was just commenting on Rico’s video about the diving bit since his vid didn’t mention left side of the road. And, since I just came from Europe, and Cyprus is in Europe, I had no idea that the outlets were different! Even Turkey has standard European outlets, so it came to quite a surprise that Cyprus had different outlets. Furthermore, the only place I encountered not-flushing-toilet paper has been Mexico, so just another thing I found curious about Cyprus that would make for great TH-cam video content.
Very on-point tips, Velouria!! For "historic" reasons, we have UK outlets in Cyprus. As for the water, it is pretty much hard all over the island, apart from the mountainous areas. They have beautiful water up there!!
@@bluepen3326 just some curiosities we found coming from Portugal 🙃 and as soon as we get a road back, we will rent a car and explore the mountains! Currently in Paphos and literally the main road by our Airbnb has been ripped out. Couldn’t even leave the parking lot if we had a car 😱
American not american we dont care leave cyprus na paeis ston thkiaolo
Dasoudi beach is a sandy beach inside Limassol. Don't need to drive outside of Limassol to find a sandy beach, you can find many of them in Limassol
yep, also all along the zoo area, do your research correctly!
Nice points of view and good advice 👍 👌 I live here since a child, so the tips you're giving are very valid
I have just come back from holiday in Paphos. I found the bus service very good there and they also seemed to run on time, but found the drivers grumpy and unhelpful!
Can confirm that. The bus services in the Paphos area seem very reliable. Spend my holidays in Polis and the busses from and to Paphos came on time.
Looking forward to travel to cyprus again!
Me and my lady, visited Aya Napa last year, this year (Also in end of may) we travel back again, but this time with kids.
Lovely! Enjoy your trip guys.
My personal opinion about Cyprus:
1. Don't expect a true European experience (on paper, yes, but in reality, no!) 🙅♂️
2. Forget about making or saving money here! 🚫💰
3. Working here won't give you a good lifestyle - they expect you to work day and night for peanuts! 😤
4. A better future for your kids? Forget it! Cypriots won't let foreigners work in government, banks, or other top jobs. 🙅♂️💼
5. Time has no meaning here. Waiting two months could mean waiting two years! ⌛️🤷♂️
6. Don't expect quick answers over the phone. You'll talk to 20 people and still not get anywhere! 📞🤯
But hey, there are some good things too:
- If you're loaded, you can live well. 💸😎
- Evenings are amazing! 🌃✨
- The food is delicious! 😋
- The weather is fantastic for most of the year! ☀️😎
I can agree, and 6:49 No 8. Garbage on some of streets, is most, what surprise me. And thank you for one more informative video!
Yes, very sad to see it sometimes.. you're welcome, happy to see you like the videos. Thank you so much for the support! :)
Very interesting, thank you for your information 🌹💕
We have had many visits and Paphos area the bus system has been brilliant for using and keep good time but still like a car to explore further.
bro.. limassol has the longest sea side road with alllll sandy beaches. from the old port area (akti kiverniti/zoo) till even saint raphael hotel/malindi beach! its more than 12 KM! also lady's mile! .. actually if you drive outside limassol such as kourio beach or the one you show on your videos with is actually paphos.. you can find beach with pebbles! i think you missed that or you just didnt go to a lot of beaches in limassol!!
He lives in a different Cyprus, mate 😎
You should say also that the Cypriots speak the Cypriot dialect of Greek but you have to know formal Greek to get in convenience. It is crucial!
Thank you so much for your wonderful tips..
If things are closed on Greek side then just head North...ps im beginning to like all your videos, & i most definitely will retire with my wife in Cyprus ina few years, we both have chronical athritis, so the climate is just perfect for us....Thanks alot for sharing your experience...
Nice, now You talked me into moveing to Cyprus.
Thank you for the helpful information.
I am coming back to Cyprus for the second time, we came at the same time last year and loved it so much. We have also been speaking recently about maybe buying a property on the island....
That sounds lovely, if you need assistance with the property purchase, reach out to me.
Hi just like to say I love your video it great to hear love to live in Cyprus it’s sounds amazing to me take care x
Thank you very much!
Dont come to cyprus it’s super expensive better go to Dubai
Cyprus being British colony, uses some British standards, as well as driving on left side, 3 pins outlet, etc
You must live in a shell, big DJ's come to Cyprus, Ayia napa is jumping disco's and bars every night till 4am, Nicosia is now good but expensive like visiting London or any capital, Limassol is a dead Donkey, just coffee shops, Paphos on the other hand is more where the Brits go if they want both
4 days here with kids, and we've seen racism, disrespectful staff at shops, lack of manners, and a lot of hate and angry people.
Will not come here again, I'm sure this is what they were aiming for anyway. Not impressed
Great video, before I visit there! Thx lots and really appreciated all this!
You're welcome!
Dont come to cyprus we have a lot of “tourist” that now live in cyprus and we dont want more people go live in your country pls
Hi Rico! I'm going to Cyprus very soon and before going I was wondering if there is a particular dress-code for entering Orthodox Churches there? Because I know that in some countries, you need to have the shoulders covered, sometimes shorts are not allowed etc. Is that the case for Cyprus? Thank you for this video, it is very helpful by the way!
Hey there, happy to hear that. You will love Cyprus. From what I know is that legs and shoulders are covered for women and long shorts plus covered chest for men.
@@Rico Okay, thank you very much for your answer. And I hope that I will!
Hi I live in Cyprus and can tell you to dress sensibly when entering holy sites , there is no dress code but too much bare skin is frowned upon .
Also avoid any red clothing as red is the national color of Turkey which is occupying a third of Cyprus so you may get some funny looks , you just blend in better without red and you will not see any red clothing elsewhere .
@@roddychristodoulou9111 Hi Roddy, thank you for your answers.
Although I already came back from Cyprus 😅
And I had a wonderful time there, surely one of my favorite travels, would definitely come back!
@@Rico hi.I'm 0ff t0 cyprus in january..Pub1ic transp0rt is running 0r n0t?I'm staying in Paph0s and Id 1ikie t0 see the m0nastery and Ad0nis bath
Another interesting one, Rico! Thanks mate)
Thank you too, I hope life is good. :)
Visit Famagusta beaches 🏖️ (North Cyprus)
I don’t get it tho why still hold famagusta and half of the island ?
@@dimitrispc2629 The Treaty of Guarantee is a treaty between Turkey, Cyprus, Greece, and the United Kingdom that was promulgated in 1960. So, Turkey has rights on the island.
Also, Karpaz is the most beautiful beach! One of my favorites!
I totally agree with your comments about recycling, but many of the old don't understand or care then you have the normal Cypriot attitude of I can't be arsed, I can drive around our streets on a Friday evening before both types of recycle vehicles come and 1 in 5 houses have recycle outside
I love this video :) you do this so right
Thank you very much, happy to hear that.
Yes true imported goods are more expensive but fuel here which is imported is cheaper than countries like the UK which export it
Thank very interesting. It’s always good to have a true perspective of a country and not just “rose tinted glasses”. That being said, I really couldn’t find anything particularly negative. Thank you!
You're welcome. That was the goal of the video. Happy it helped! :)
Thx for the Video, was very usefull
I was in larnaca recently, a couple of good nightclubs there too
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What's wrong with being religious and traditional?. It's not like you have to wear the hijab or burga or lock you up in prison if you kiss publicly with your boyfriend/girlfriend publicly.
Westerners always coming to a middle eastern country and trying to force their trash woke culture upon us.
Pity I can't post pictures here but you do not need to drive outside Limassol to find sandy beachs along the sea front are sandy beach's
I moved to Ayia Napa some days ago brother haha cheers
Welcome! Ayia Napa is very rare. I don't know many people that live there! Interesting choice. Why Ayia Napa?
My godparents started to come to Cyprus in 1959 and We still have that and every year they go to Cyprus to Limassol and this is my third year and I love it
Are you from england ?
How would you compare the beaches to the rest of Europe?
I would say the Blue Lagoon in Polis and the beaches in Ayia Napa or in the North are definitely beautiful with crystal clear water and white sand. But Limassol and Paphos might be a bit rocky and too grey for people with high standards.
Super helpful! Would you say that finding a job is difficult given the size of the island? Thanks
Hey, very happy to hear that. I would say it depends very much on your skills. Modern companies in Limassol are always looking for sales & marketing people, as well as hotels and restaurants are currently looking for foreign speaking people, especially during the summer. There are some great FB groups about CY Jobs, I recommend checking them out to see what's currently going on. Best of luck!
right so i visit cyprus soon as a guy who paints his nails should i remove the polish before going?
I'm from cyprus and i've lived there for 20 years
Hello! Thank you for such a useful video. I subscribed. I saw your video about living costs in Cyprus (about 3 years ago) and I wonder how much do you pay for rent now (in that video it was 470 €)
When he spoke about sandy beach's he showed the rock area between Paphos and Limassol at Aphrodites rocks not Limassol it's actually in the paphos Area
Shop closing, in the winter months everything is like 1 to 3 in the summer it's 1 to 4 there again as Cyprus like he says is religious the 15th of August is a big day here, so everything is closed, no exceptions, this is when Cypriot companies close for 2 or three weeks as the workers are off then, Christmas is not celebrated like ours, Easter is a big thing, the 6th of January known locally as The Foda is big
Do another video for North Cyprus.
What is the weather like around in middle of March?
The public transport problem is a European problem, the British are used to this, the bus's have airconditioning
YOU FORGOT TO ADD THEY SMOKE IN THE RESTAURANTS EVEN THOUGH ITS BANNED !!!!
Thats normal in any middle east country.
@@yahudigahbaMiddle East 😂😂😂
Cyprus is a middle eastern country, genius.@@catsfan_M
Hi, i am planning visit Cyprus. Do people celebrate Xmas there? With Santa Claus and thar sort of things...??? Thanks.
Hey, yes of course they do. It's a Christian country.
Very interesting 🙌
Nice video here. appliances like laptops are very expensive here, how do you buy Laptops and get them into Cyprus?
Hey there! Thank you for the compliment. I have another video where I talk about how I import things to Cyprus via Amazon. It's on my channel. :)
It's very dangerous driving there . Every time I go out I come across some kind of accident . So be extra careful.cars will come out of side roads and make you stop for them . Where I come from . Cars on the main road have right of way . NOT IN PAPHOS obviously .force your way out and don't take too much notice of traffic lights either.
Driving in Cyprus is similar to the UK,Personally I have been going there for 20 odd years and have never had a problem with the driving or the roads .
Thanks Rico, i come to cyprus with my boyfriend on the 16th febuary. Is cyprus gay friendly?
You are asking if its gay friendly, in a middle eastern country?
I don’t think any one cares as long as there’s too much PDA. Just like I could give my hubby a quick kiss but wouldn’t go hot and heavy in public. Just basic awareness:)
thanks is this still e case in 2024
Do you suggest to go to Cyprus without renting a car?
I’ve been to Cyprus a lot and depends where you go but mostly no, if your in the city then you can maybe get by but if your not rent a car
I wish i had seen ur video before I traveled to cyprus ur absolutely right and i suffered most of it except public transport but thought the same that it must be hot..
Thanks for ur video 👍👏🤟
Aaaaahhh!! You found nothing golden you liked ?? You suffered??😂😂😂
They should not visit Cyprus because offices are closed on public holidays?. 😅😅😅
are you wearing Batik shirt?
I am also a content creator in cyprus eventhough I am more of tourism , I do enjoy and learn alots from you.
Cool! Nice to meet you. Keep it up man! :)
How can I travel to cyprus
@@fatimasesay7180 email me .
Firstly most of Limassols sea fron and by the hotels and Ladys Mile are mostly sandy, the video you show is of Aphrodite's Rock near Paphos not Limassol
Is Cyprus is good for international student?
Dont come to Cyprus to study. Bad country.
Regarding rentals etc, the country is suffering with greed, yes Greed, even rent for locals is very very expensive, they have had demonstration in city halls about this, but the government will not cap it or approach the subject so tourists should not moan as even the locals feel it
Ayia napa is party central! Big dj’s and lots of night clubs, party boats and pub crawls!
So... better to go to Malta?
Bus system much improved. A.C. On time.
Poor Mallorca...
Warning about el plugs? Warning about driving on the left? Those are important...
Your channel is so helpful 😍🥰😘 new sub and bell ❤
Thank you!🙏
Hi! Is taking a taxi, instead of public transport, a good option?
Yes
Aman eisai blakas
Hi I'm from America and Live in Nicosia but I would like more advice and information on how i can live with a visa work permit. Its so complicated and I keep getting different answers.
what is the beach shown at 1:48 ??
I lived in Cyprus three years ,i didn't like many things. There is trash in the streets.
There are many people who smoke tobacco in Cyprus ,much more than in Western Europe, all neigbours would smoke cigarettes.
There are also many bad roads even in touristic places like Ayia Napa, ,no sidewalks ,cypriots are dependant on the car very much , also there are a lot of old cars which pollute the air ,they should be forbidden.
I lived in Spain some years, spanish islands are cleaner, no trash outside or open trash bins, they have more green areas parks, and are better organized.
Witam co już jesteś na Cyprze buziaczki od nas dla Was
Dziekuje cioca. Poleciałem powrotem tym tygodniu.
No nightlife culture in Cyprus??? You saying that?? A German??
I was for 10 days in Munich summer 2021 and everything was closed at 20:30!!!
Yes, you are right! No huge nightclubs with very famous djs, staying till morning in the middle of the winter, drinking till turned to "animal", if this is what you want!! But we have very nice pubs and clubs for music, not to mention taverns with live music!
As said to another video, "you have to embrace the culture"!
Hey Rico i am thinking to move to Cyprus with my family from Canada how expensive is to live there??? Thank you!!!
Very expensive better go to Dubai than cyprus stay to your country buddy it’s better for everyone especially the cypriots
Public transport is much better these days and are now all fully air conditions
Hello! Can I talk to you? I got a scholarship in Cyprus and I really need some advice.
I can take your insta if that's okay
I want to know which city did you go to In Cyprus
Nice vlog! 7 million tourists? Wow! That’s more than they had in 2019. Awesome!
Hey, thank you very much! Yes, I was stunned by this number too when I first heard about it.
@@Rico 7 million mate? am Cypriot and i never heard of these number
@@hellogamiesai6135 epd eimaste blakes re erkounte h arapies kai h amerikani kai kamoun zoi enoo emeis doulefkoume ton kolo mas gia na mas klefki to kratos kai na poula tin xora mas stous ksenous
Are there sharks in cyprus?
Any videos about jobs and university ...
I am more than 20 years living in Cyprus and I definitely disagree with all your points mentioned. You must be living in a different Cyprus!!! All of you watching this video please ignore all this nonsense. Come and see!
I was working and living in Cyprus,in Paphos. And I never drove to the turkish side. I can confirm everything you told in the video. The British RAF they have an airbase located on top of the Olympus mountain. And there is a big military presence on the island.
if im not mistaken on the top of olympus its a cypriot airbase, as i have a few friends who went there for the military
The Turkish side has all the castles! Definitely worth checking out. I also found the people in the North of Cyprus more friendly, and I’m an American. The south side, Greek was actually very angry with me for going to the North. They said the north doesn’t exist and were very rude. Enjoy both sides!
Akrotiri is the RAF base near Lomassol
@@Gunnysunny theres a reason why we dont like the north side, because of the last war in the 70s. if u read the history of cyprus about that war and what they did to families and places of the north side of cyprus i dont think u will also like it. also cypriots are not greek, they are just cypriots and the north side of cyprus are turkish ppl who lived there since they invaded half of the island
@@grimmjowroll2525 its not quite as black and white as this lmao
Peaceful? Not for parties? Greetings from Ayia Napa...
hi whats the best sandy beach
Why don't you stay in the NORTH and live in the SOUTH? The Currency Turkish Lira (1Euro=35 TL). After all thousands of Greek Cypriots go across everyday and there is some things you cannot Get in the South; Casinos and Night Clubs...
Hell Yeah !!! Let's Gooooo !
I want to come there in work visa.
What is the average salary there for fresher?
Very low if u have no family here it’s hard to live
Lady's mile beach Limassol !!
Do you see a lot of snakes and spiders?
No, definitely not a lot.
I personally would not judge a place on having “huge parties where everybody is throwing up”, sounds really dumb. Plus, Mallorca is pronounced “Mayorca”.
Is northern Cyprus worth going to ? As you didn't mention the north.
@@cenk6569 so says a Turk lol.
Northern occupied cyprus is a safe haven for criminals. It has beautiful places but many more places are neglected ghost town from the ethnic cleansing. If you go to the north and somthing unfortunate happens it will be difficult for your respective embassy to intervene.
@@cenk6569 you are so delusional. Let's see who the spoilt pooches are. Turks in the north get free handouts from Ankara, the eu and Americans. They also get free medical, pensions , water and electricity from the cyprus Republic that they hate so much.
Now let's look at your other claim about the real northern experience of pay Cypriana. The Turkish Cypriots are a minority because half of them fled to London and were replaced by mainland Turks and Kurds yet this guy speaks of the authentic experience lol.
These deluded Muppet think they're Cypriots but aren't! Why? Because real Cypriots regardless of DNA do not destroy the cultural heritage nor identity of their homeland by destroying historical monuments, destroying even the cemeteries, changing historical place names, exporting historical treasures on the black market and worse.
Authentic Mongol experience yes but definitely not cypriot.
@@cenk6569 that's bull.
More Turks cross to the south to work.
More Turks cross to the south to sell properties and for passports and medical attention.
Data shows on a per capita basis Turks cross to the south More so than hellenes. Of those hellenes that go north the majority are non refugees.
And why shouldn't the Greeks go north when 87% of property there is owned by Greeks
Dude you're leaving out a lot of inconvenient facts.
@@cenk6569 actually there were " cypriots" on the island, then the Turks and Brits showed up to complicate the brand .
For over 5000 years there were hellenes on cyprus and 400 year old Turkish tourists show up pretending they own the joint and have legitimacy here when in reality their russian stepe Mongol homeland remain empty.
But I must admit Turks have good taste to come here and Rob the place dry lol.
I visited Larnaca last year in time for the return of the flamingos. So amazing. Loved this country. The people were so nice.
We have been living in Israel and the biggest complaint I have is the trash everywhere. All over the beaches and streets. I would really like to help them with that too😂
Hey! True, I'm also interested in making the island a more clean place.
I live in Cyprus, by the way.
Hello! Can I talk to you? I got a scholarship in Cyprus and I really need some advice.
I can take your insta if that's okay
Are you a Cypriot? Or just living in Cyprus?
Hey Ric.... are there any forex trader??
If you know anything about it plzz update me... i want to meet forex trader in cyprus.
Hey, yes of course, we have many forex companies and traders, especially in Limassol! :)
E Rico are you a Cypriot re am asking you.
People are the worse at rubbish! The beaches are covered in litter, they don’t use bins provided, cigarette butts everywhere!
We're expecting every year 7 Miio tourists🤔🙄 usually we have 2-3Mio Tourists. About Sandy Beaches you forget to mention Figg Tree Bay in Protaras.
Yes I live in Protaras , fig tree bay and nissi beach are the most beautiful ones in Cyprus.
I lke to visit this island
Sounds like Malta
i like to travel cyprus someday
I love Cyprus I live there
Na fis pou tin kypro arapi en se theloume