The beautiful Cypriot port town of Larnaca on the stunning south coast may be the third largest city in Cyprus, but it still maintains a small town feel. That isn’t to say that it’s not cosmopolitan, in fact with its hugely diverse population it can barely be anything else; the Turkish quarter exudes old world charm with it’s maze of tiny streets, bright ceramics and whitewashed buildings whilst the marina oozes sophistication and wealth.
This undiscovered Turkish gem is up and coming as a tourist destination and is steadily rising in popularity, developments are sympathetic and are always designed to improve and enhance this already beautiful city. For somewhere unusual and yet familiar Larnaca takes a lot of beating.