2023 North Cyprus City Showdown: Comparing Infrastructure, Lifestyle, Demographics, and Architecture to Find The Perfect Destination For You

If you’re planning a trip or considering moving to North Cyprus, it’s essential to evaluate which city best suits your needs. When deciding on a city, consider the infrastructure, lifestyle, demographics, and architecture to ensure it’s the perfect destination for you.

Coastal living is highly sought-after, and the proximity to the beach attracts expats and tourists to the beach towns in North Cyprus. This has led to growth in various industries, including higher education, healthcare, businesses, culinary services, and entertainment. The cities on the coast offer easy access to the beach and beautiful sea views, making them desirable locations to live or invest in.

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Four Places to Live in North Cyprus and Two to Avoid

Don't retire or invest just anywhere - these are the best cities to spend your well-earned retirement. Here is a 2023 North Cyprus City Showdown: Comparing Infrastructure, Lifestyle, Demographics, and Architecture to Find The Perfect Destination For You.

Let’s start with the BEST cities to live, visit and invest:
Number one is Kyrenia on the North Coast.
East Kyrenia is home to an affluent and luxurious real estate neighborhood popular among a more mature age group, with the country's largest retiree community. It's home to the most luxurious and outstanding purpose-built golf resort and country club in the country. And with easy access to top-notch infrastructure, including the best multilingual education, health services, and a vibrant shopping experience, East Kyrenia is an ideal location for those who value the convenience of urban living. West Kyrenia coast and mountains are dotted with small restaurants, and many luxury hotels with casinos and lively night scenes. West Kyrenia is also home to a vineyard resort, offering a unique experience of staying in the mountains overlooking the sea through a valley. It has an outdoor hot tub and vine baths, and producing many varieties of vines in-house.

Number two is Iskele.
If you're a young expat seeking a dynamic community, Iskele Long Beach is the fastest-growing town on the island. With the longest stretch of sandy beach on the island, it's the ultimate beach party destination. Beach parties have evolved into beach clubs, with Lush and Pera Mackenzie leading the charge in offering a diverse range of services and entertainment options.

Number three is Famagusta.
Famagusta is a city steeped in history, with many ancient landmarks and monuments to explore. One of the major attractions of Famagusta is the ancient city of Salamis, which dates back to Roman times.
Downtown Famagusta is home to the Eastern Mediterranean University, the largest university in North Cyprus.

And, finally the number four is the West Coast towns Lefka and Omorphou.
The west coast of the island is the ultimate destination for wellness enthusiasts who embrace the slow life movement, eco-tourism, and a rich variety of seasonal local produce. This region is also home to the island’s agricultural growth and farming center, boasting wild and cultivated plants and trees.

The area has been certified as a Cittaslow member by Sweden, inspired by the philosophy of slowing down the overall pace of living, promoting a healthy flow of life, low traffic, and reduced noise levels. The region offers the best of yoga, meditation, healthy food, nature-based activities, mindfulness exercises, digital detox programs, and spa treatments.

Which Cities to Avoid in North Cyprus:
Number one is Nicosia, the capital, may have historical landmarks worth visiting, but it's the only city without a coastline. So, if you're seeking a coastal lifestyle, Nicosia may not be the best fit. Nevertheless, outside of the old-town walled city, Nicosia has affordable shopping options for those seeking a fun day out.
Number two is Karpasia, situated at the farthest tip of the island, is an isolated and secluded region known for its pristine Golden Beach, which offers breathtaking views of sunrises, sunsets, and starry nights. Karpasia is a haven for camping, glamping, and cabin holidays, where you can spend quality time with your loved ones, reading, playing cards, and having long conversations. However, due to its isolation, access to schools, hospitals, and amenities can be challenging.

So, there you have it, the best cities to live in and invest in North Cyprus, and the cities to avoid. Now you can make an informed choice.


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