Recently Reviewed Hotels around Famagusta

• Ghost Town Famagusta
  "Very eerie but a must see!"
  "Wasn't sure what to expect but loved this tour. Really opens your eyes to the troubles in Cyprus. Our Greek/Cypriot guild was brilliant. Highly recommend. "
• Salamis
  "Stunning Archaeological Site"
  "A most amazing archaeological site - a whole ancient Greek city covering a huge area over which you can wander (and wonder) freely. Some areas have been sympathetically restored (but not overly so), some left as they were excavated. The site is so vast, that even if there are several coach parties..." there, you hardly notice them. There are no refreshment facilities on site (restaurant just outside the entrance) so take plenty of water; you could spend most of a day here and not see all of it. Good beach adjacent for a refreshing swim afterwards. " More >
• Ghost Town Famagusta
  "Well worth the trip to see the Ghost Town of Varosha"
  "I visited the Ghost resort town of Varosha, at Famagusta in North Cyprus. Saying at Ayia Napa there is a red bus open bus tour of Famagusta, but they were fully booked and the cost was €30, walking down the road I saw adverts for Mr Johns half day tour, so we booked with him, at a cost of €20. ..." Mr John was lost his home, and was a refugee from Famagusta during the Turkish 1974 invasion, and was a very informative. We were picked up in his minibus at the Hotel,,and then went across the border (remember to take your passport, and get a visa to make sure you do not get a turkish stamp in your passport) We visited, as far as we could go to the Ghost resort of Varosha. In the 1970s, Famagusta was the number one tourist destination in Cyprus. To cater to the increasing number of tourists, many new high-rise buildings and hotels were constructed. During its heyday the Varosha quarter of Famagusta was not only the number one tourist destination in Cyprus, but between 1970 and ... " More >