Kyrenia Harbour — Attraction in Girne Belediyesi

kyrenia Harbour is a hidden gem that shouldn't be missed. The moment you step foot in this picturesque harbor, you'll be captivated by its timeless beauty. The charming cobblestone streets, colorful fishing boats, and stunning backdrop of the Kyrenia Mountains create a truly magical atmosphere. The harbor is lined with a plethora of delightful restaurants, cafes, and shops. Whether you're craving fresh seafood, local delicacies, or international cuisine, there is something to satisfy every palate. Enjoy a leisurely meal while basking in the breathtaking views of the Mediterranean Sea. One of the highlights of Girne Harbor is the majestic Kyrenia Castle, which stands proudly at one end of the harbor. This ancient fortress offers a glimpse into the rich history of the region and provides panoramic views of the surrounding area. Exploring the castle's halls, towers, and dungeons is like stepping back in time. Strolling along the harbor's promenade is a delightful experience. You can watch the sunset paint the sky with warm hues, listen to the soothing sounds of the waves, and browse through the various souvenir shops. You'll also find boat trips available, allowing you to venture out to sea and see the coastline from a...

Today me and my family visited Kyrenia because we read everywhere that it's a must place to go in the North, with the old Harbour, the castle, the restaurants, the vibe, the streets.

What a deception we had.

We arrived at 11am and by 2pm we were gone. We walked around a few streets with nothing to see, the Old Harbour was totally soulless, most streets had a funny smell, and if it wasn't because we found a good restaurant with good food and a nice sea breeze, it would have been really sad. Not even a decent souvenir store with Cypriot things, just turkish.

We only stayed around the old Harbour area (it was too hot to go further), but I have the feeling that was it. A day at the beach would have been better, but you...

Quite small but certainly enjoyable. The evening market by the playground is rather nice and has a far better selection of souvenirs than the surrounding streets. The first restaurant opposite the taxi rank is more expensive than a top hotel - 12 TL for an ice tea (2.5 at most mini-marts) and the food is at London, not Cyprus prices. Move into the harbour itself for a more reasonably priced meal. It's great colour for the walk to the castle, though in the evening you will be harassed by waiters and tourboat guides. If you want to eat, pick the one that has the nicest view and order only the fish. Otherwise its quite safe, family-friendly and extremely clean...