
Lines and Nets: Fishing Traditions of Cyprus
Fishing has shaped life along the Cypriot coast for thousands of years. From small family boats setting out before sunrise to modern vessels working farther offshore, the way fish are
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Fishing has shaped life along the Cypriot coast for thousands of years. From small family boats setting out before sunrise to modern vessels working farther offshore, the way fish are

Nea Paphos Archaeological Park preserves the heart of an ancient city that served as the capital of Cyprus for over 600 years. Located on the southwestern coast near modern Paphos,

The National Forest Park of Machairas protects one of Cyprus’s most important natural areas through 6,057 hectares of Mediterranean forest. It supports over 600 plant species and serves as the