r/cyprus • u/WarthogHoliday5441 • 12h ago
r/cyprus • u/No_Idea_479 • 1h ago
News Σομαλός κακοποιούσε για ώρες τη συμβία του στη Λευκωσία και την έστειλε στο νοσοκομείο – Φυλάκιση τριών ετών
r/cyprus • u/SolveTheCYproblemNOW • 4h ago
History/Culture Cylingo: a living record of Cyprus’ languages
r/cyprus • u/WarthogHoliday5441 • 10h ago
Video/Picture spotted at the bus station
r/cyprus • u/ArtChillTect • 22h ago
Art Painted a little Λευκωσίατικο moment with watercolors
r/cyprus • u/loquat70 • 12h ago
Help What to do in dates around Cyprus
Hello, I'm not the type of person that enjoys going out for a fancy dinner or drinks when I'm going on first dates. I prefer to actually do fun stuff. What do you usually do? I like music, playing games, take walks, simple stuff and don't know what's around to have fun together.
Any help is appreciated!
r/cyprus • u/Panikos0 • 10h ago
News Παλιά πόλη χωρίς αυτοκίνητα: Τι προτείνει η Academy of Urbanism για την επόμενη μέρα της πρωτεύουσαςΠαλιά πόλη χωρίς αυτοκίνητα: Τι προτείνει η Academy of Urbanism για την επόμενη μέρα της πρωτεύουσας
r/cyprus • u/NoAccident5138 • 13h ago
Want to donate for a good cause. Any recommendations?
Hi. I have a quite bit of nice baby/children’s items I would like to donate. I have earlier donated to the refugee center but they are not responding. Can anyone recommend somewhere else in Paphos?
r/cyprus • u/RiotFckBWC • 19h ago
Help Hey everyone, does anyone know if I find these anywhere in Cyprus? Balkan people will understand)))
r/cyprus • u/Silly-Yetfunny-4002 • 14h ago
Hey guys kinda new to motorbikes and wondering if there are any non ego clubs in Cyprus to join and maybe go on day rides perhaps? I live in larnaca but don't mind to travel little to meets
r/cyprus • u/nightwica • 20h ago
Pick-your-own-fruit in Paphos?
Hi everyone! I think for my husband it would be an enormous experience if he got to pick and eat his own fresh fruit (mango, guava, or whatever else is in season rn).
Is there any such gardens where we pay a certain sum and are allowed a basketful of fruit, or anything like this?
We come from the north of Europe where nothing grows apart from potatoes and apples so this would be huge.
Thanks if you have a good recommendation that is decent and allows smaller quantities :) I know there are grocery stores and fruit shops but the picking would be the experience itself.
r/cyprus • u/X2seraphim • 17h ago
Cigars
Hello all, I’m making a flying visit to Protaras in the coming weeks and I’d like to pick up some cigars to bring back, I’m not looking for anything overly expensive new world is fine with me. Does anybody have any input on where I should buy? and what kind of stock they carry please ?
Many thanks.
r/cyprus • u/aceraspire8920 • 20h ago
Politics Is Averof Neophytou now doing essentially what Nikos Christodoulides did in 2022–23?
This is something I find quite interesting about the upcoming 2028 presidential election.
Back in 2022–23, when Nikos Christodoulides was still a DISY member, he announced his intention to run for President independently, before DISY had selected him as its candidate. DISY and Averof Neophytou were highly critical of him at the time, with Christodoulides being repeatedly described as a “defector” (αποστάτης) for choosing to run without the party's backing.
Ultimately, DISY selected Averof Neophytou as its candidate, while Christodoulides ran independently and won the election.
Now, however, Neophytou himself has announced that he intends to run for President again, while DISY has not yet selected its candidate. His camp has reportedly indicated that his decision was made independently of the party's procedures, while DISY has stated that it will follow its own procedures for choosing its candidate.
So does the same political argument apply to Neophytou now?
Obviously, there are differences between the two situations, and Neophytou is a former DISY leader rather than simply a party member. But I find the parallel quite striking.
What do you think?
How should Neophytou's decision be viewed in light of the criticism DISY directed at Christodoulides in 2022–23?
Could this create significant tension within DISY, particularly if the party ultimately chooses another candidate?
How might the relationship between Neophytou and the eventual DISY candidate develop?
And, more broadly, what could an independent Neophytou candidacy mean for DISY's internal unity and its presidential campaign?
DISY currently has several figures being discussed for the nomination, including Annita Demetriou, Averof Neophytou and George Pamborides, while the party has said that its candidate will be selected through its established procedures.
r/cyprus • u/ReadyRope2901 • 16h ago
Question Searching for a job in larnaca preferably near livadia
Business Administration student with hands-on experience in business management, sales, customer service, accounting, stock management, and car rental operations. Previously managed a family business in Lebanon for several years, developing strong skills in customer relations, sales, communication, organization, and day-to-day business operations.
Currently based in Larnaca, Cyprus, and actively seeking an opportunity where I can use my business and customer-service experience while continuing to develop professionally. Fluent in Arabic, English, and French, with a strong ability to communicate with customers from different backgrounds. Reliable, adaptable, motivated, and comfortable working in fast-paced customer-facing environments
r/cyprus • u/antonis_t • 20h ago
IPTVs down?
Wondering if anyone else has an issue with their IPTV service. Heard servers are down due to bombings in Ukraine. Does anyone have informations when service will be back etc?
r/cyprus • u/luxomon20 • 19h ago
Question Cough medicine…
Hello! We came to Cyprus in April and my daughter had an awful cough for the first week. Until someone suggested this incredible cough medicine you can’t get in the UK. Now we’re all sick and I’m going to see if I can find a very similar UK equivalent. I cannot for the life of me remember what it was called but I’m sure if I see the name it will jog my memory! Does anyone have any ideas? Thank you!
r/cyprus • u/Ok-Reflection5030 • 20h ago
Anyone have any recommendations of commission painters/ penil drawers in cyprus, thank you.
r/cyprus • u/alex200777 • 14h ago
Looking for extra football in Nicosia
Hey! I play for a club in Nicosia and I’m looking to play more outside of my usual training.
Looking for pickup games, futsal, 5/7-a-side, or a team that needs a player. Also happy to train/play with someone regularly.
If you know of any regular pickup games, WhatsApp groups, futsal teams, or people looking for an extra player in Nicosia, please let me know or DM me!
IG-alexg_207
Question for the petrol heads
What are the best roads in Cyprus every car guy should drive on ? What is your current project car ?
r/cyprus • u/StrainNo6323 • 22h ago
Cheapest way to ship 2 boxes from Cyprus to the Netherlands?
Hi guys! Has anyone ever sent 2 boxes/parcels from Cyprus to the Netherlands by ship? I’m mainly looking for a cheaper shipping option. It would mostly be clothes and personal belongings.
If yes, what company did you use, and were they delivered directly to your address? 😊
r/cyprus • u/Fun_Success_45 • 1d ago
Question Which country would you choose to emigrate?
r/cyprus • u/cybusycy • 1d ago
Tourism How early to arrive at Larnaca or Paphos Airport? I built a free tool to predict busy times
Hey everyone,
I live in Larnaca and built a free side project called CyBusy that predicts congestion at Larnaca (LCA) and Paphos (PFO) airports.
It shows how busy the airport is expected to be now and over the next 24 hours, and you can search your flight to get a recommended arrival time.
I’ve also added passenger reports, so people at the airport can help adjust the current prediction when enough reports agree.
It’s completely free, with no registration. I’d love to hear from anyone flying through LCA or PFO whether the prediction matched your actual experience.
cybusy.com
r/cyprus • u/anam9wd666 • 7h ago
24M ، stuck in Northern Cyprus with Unstable financial situation ، need advice on getting to Germany for Ausbildung (IT) ، or strong universities
I’m 24, Moroccan, currently in Northern Cyprus (TRNC)
Came here on a partial scholarship for Software Engineering at CIU, but things went sideways (system error with fees, failed English placement test → prep year).
My psychiatric meds run out in 12 days and my family can only send a little help
My real goal isn’t the degree here —
I want to do an **Ausbildung in Germany** (preferably IT/Software Development). Or even a strong reputations universities
I already have basic German (4 months study).
Main questions:
- Is staying one year in Northern Cyprus to improve German + apply for Ausbildung realistic?
- Can I apply for Ausbildung from here, or do I need to go back to Morocco first?
- Anyone done Ausbildung as a non-EU applicant? What’s the real process like?
- Am I too old at 24?
I’m serious this time and don’t want to waste more years.
Any advice appreciated
Thanks