Nicosia - Famagusta (6 Hours) - St. Barnabas - Salamis Ruins - Ghost City - Namyacute;k Kemal Dungeon - Old City of Nicosia - A view of South Cyprus - Saint Hilarion Castle	Kyrenia (3-4 Hours) - Bellapais Abbey - St. Hilarion Castle - Kyrenia Castle	Nicosia - Guzelyurt (6 Hours) - View of South Cyprus - St. Hilarion Castle - Soli Ruins - Vuni Palace

Bus services in North Cyprus
There is mostly interurban and rural type of bus service in Northern Cyprus. Although there are public buses in North Nicosia, they tend to mainly service the suburbs outside the Old City. Buses leave from near Kyrenia Gate. In Kyrenia there exists the collective way of transport that is carried out on the main road. For reaching the areas around Kyrenia, however it is better to hire a car or take a taxi.

Taxi
Taxis are to be found at Taxi stands only. Fares are reasonable and in 2007 meters were introduced so that the fare is displayed for the customer in Turkish lira.


Dolmus
This system of privately operated taxis/mini buses is a cheap option for travellers. These shared vehicles can be stopped anywhere and there are obvious pick up points in major town centres and also in some of the larger villages. The buses have their destinations marked up; usually on cards in their front windows.

Car Rentals
Renting a car in Northern Cyprus is easy and cheap. The cost is between 10.00stg pounds and 15.00stg. Pounds per day. A current driving licence with your passport is all you need. Traffic drives on the left as in the U.K. The speed limit for urban driving is 30 m.p.h. Visitors to North Cyprus can drive using a valid international driving license or a valid British driving license for an initial 12 month period. Car rental is relatively inexpensive and is widely available through tour operators, hotels or car hire companies across North Cyprus. Visitors are advised to check when booking as both left and right hand drive cars are available for hire.

Please note driving is on the left, as in the UK, and all North Cyprus rental cars carry a distinctive red license plate.

If you arrive at Larnaca airport in South Cyprus, you can hire a car and drive across the border, but you will need to purchase extra insurance at the border.

North Cyprus Guide to Cars and Driving
Car insurance is obligatory. Third Party or Fully Comprehensive. However, Third Party does not give fire or theft cover and are very limited on 3rd party vehicle damage. BE SURE TO CHECK LIMITS OBTAINED.

In the TRNC, traffic circulates on the left and traffic signs are international. Speed limits and drink drive regulations are vigorously enforced, as are parking restrictions; fines in North Cyprus are not nearly as expensive as in the U.K. but can be "on the spot".

Driving Licence in North Cyprus
A valid British driving licence is recognised in the TRNC for a limited period, as is an International Driving Licence. Anyone owning a car in the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus is required to have, within three months, a TRNC driving licence. If this is not obtained and an accident occurs, the car insurance becomes null and void.

A licence can be obtained on presentation of a temporary or permanent Residency Permit in North Cyprus and your original British driving licence, together with a photocopy of both sides and 2 passport sized photographs. Forms are available from the Taxation Office in Kyrenia (Girne). There is a fee for the driving licence; a 1,2,3,5 or 10 year licence may be bought. A test may be taken locally in Northern Cyprus to obtain a first ever driving licence.