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Cyprus is the third largest island in the region, with an area of 9,251 square kilometres. The island is divided between two states: The Republic of Cyprus, also called the Greek side, and the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus.
Northern Cyprus is surrounded by the crystal clear waters of the Mediterranean on three sides. Syria is 105 km away, Egypt is 380 km away, and Turkey is 75 km away. The island has an ancient history that goes back about 200 million years.
In North Cyprus, which is beautiful in another way in every season, olive, carob, pine, cypress trees and green scrub vegetation constitute the dominant plant configuration.
The island`s mountainous terrain was created as a result of the continent’s long-term shift, and as a result the rise of the seabed led to the formation of dolomite and marble rocks, which are over 100 million years old. These are the Troodos and Kyrenia mountains.
Initially, there were several islands separated by shallow waters. Approximately one million years ago, the Mesaoria plain arose, resulting in the current island of Cyprus.
The coastline of Northern Cyprus features two bays: the Morphou Bay and the Famagusta Bay, and there are four capes: Cape Apostolos Andreas, Cape Kormakitis, Cape Zeytin and Cape Kasa, with Cape Apostolos Andreas being the endpoint of the Karpaz Peninsula. The coastline consists of enchanting coves, rocky coast and long golden sandy beaches. The district of Famagusta is worldwide known for its crystal waters and sandy beaches which attract thousands of tourists every year. For the most picturesque beaches, Kapraz, a national reserve with its untouched nature will be an excellent option.
Harbours, bays and grottoes are located along the entire coast, and many beaches are hidden from prying eyes. Many hotels are located on the coast, so coastal infrastructure is quite developed. Thus, many investors opt to buy real estate in North Cyprus near the sea to have additional rental income. Plus, the island’s beaches are more environmentally friendly than those of many Mediterranean countries.
Unique mountain landscapes and plains influenced the diversity and distribution of flora and fauna. The Pentadactylos (peak) which means ‘five fingered’ (also called Beşparmak mountain in Turkish) reachs an elevation of 1000 meters above sea level, and Kyparissovouno (in Turkish: Selvili Tepe) is the highest peak of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus located at an altitude of 1,024 metres.
There are lots of vast plains where crops are grown and cattle are grazed. The island`s cliffs protect beaches and the Kyrenia mountain range creates a natural barrier from the sea winds. The Mesaoria (Turkish: Mesarya), a broad, sweeping plain which makes up the north centre of the island of Cyprus, is the agricultural heartland of the island.
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