Cyprus

400 miles of coastline

The island has two mountain ranges. The Kyrenia and kappas mountains run approx. W to E along the N coast, and the Troodos mountains in the W, with mount Olympus rising to 1,951m.

Geopolitically, the island is subdivided into four main segments. The Republic of Cyprus occupies the southern two-thirds of the island (59.74%). The Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus occupies the northern third (34.85%), and the United Nations-controlled Green Line provides a buffer zone that separates the two and covers 2.67% of the island. Lastly, two bases under British sovereignty are located on the island: Akrotiri and Dhekelia, including the remaining 2.74%.

Weather patterns 

The prevailing wind is a westerly strongest in July and August.

In the late evening to mid-morning, there will often be a NE wind. Away from the coast, the wind is between W-WSW, at Larnaca, it blows from the SSW and even curls around into the bay from the S and SE

Port of entry:

Northern Cyprus

Kyrenia(Girne) marina 35°20’.33N 33°19’.12E 

Delta marina 35°20’.28N 33°19’.58E 

VHF Ch16 | Max draft 4m | 100 berths

Karpaz Gate marina 35°33’.32N 34°13’.52E

VHF Ch10 | Max draft 5m | 300 berths | +905338337878

Famagusta harbour 35°7’.55N 33°56’.52E

Southern Cyprus:

Larnaca marina 34°55’.2N 33°38’.27E  

VHF Ch08 | Max draft 4m | 350 berths

St. Raphael marina 34°42’.34N 33°10’.1E

VHF Ch09 | Max draft 5m | 237 berths | +35725834255

Limassol marina 34°40’.5N 33°2’.25E

VHF Ch012 | Max draft 14.5m | 650 berths

Paphos  34°45’.16N 32°24’.30E

VHF Ch012 | Max draft 2m | 3 berths | +35726946840

Latchi Harbour 35°02’.5N 32°23’.9E