Europe · Jewish travel

Cyprus

Cyprus has several Chabad and traveler anchors, but schedules and meal capacity vary by city and season.

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Places to explore

Larnaca — A compact southeastern city known for the Finikoudes seafront, Saint Lazarus quarter, salt lake, airport access, and one of the island’s main kosher-travel bases.

Nicosia — The divided capital is known for Venetian walls, museums, old-city lanes, modern cafés, and the Green Line separating the island’s two administrations.

Limassol — Cyprus’s main southern port is known for a long seafront, marina, old town, nightlife, nearby wineries, and access to Kourion.

Paphos — A western coastal city famous for Roman mosaics, archaeological parks, a harbor fortress, beaches, and sites connected to ancient mythology.

Jewish Museum of Cyprus — The museum presents the modern development of Jewish life on the island and sits within the Larnaca community complex.

Ayia Napa — A resort town known for beaches, sea caves, nightlife, and access to Cape Greco.

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