This is part II, first part you can read here
Like I’ve said we’ve been pretty much all around the island, but I don’t have so many photos, so will post here randomly photos from different days. In this post I will have more pictures than words, so it’s perfect for those who prefer watching pictures instead of reading 😉
One of the highest waterfalls in Cyprus, located in Platres Village
Unfortunately it is not really seen on this photo, but we literary have been driving through the clouds
It is located about 42 kilometres north-west of the city of Limassol
You can read more information about it here
Blue Lagoon
It is not the Blue Lagoon, it’s Yeroskipou Municipal Beach so it’s not as blue
All kind of colors. I purposely didn’t edit any of these flower photos, just to show you how naturally colorful these flowers are.
At this photo you can see how one building is split between two parts. On the left it belongs to Republic of Cyprus, and on the right to the Northern Cyprus
It is the largest caravansarai in Cyprus and is considered one of the finest buildings on the island
I simply love abandoned places, buildings, factories, cemeteries, hospitals, industrial sites, old houses full of history, as well as not so old buildings but still abandoned. Well as you can tell I just love every kind of them. For some reasons Cyprus has so many of these kind of places. That was a true delight for me. Initially I planned to add them to this post as well, but I guess it will be better to make a totally apart post just for that, otherwise it would be too many photos, and I think not everyone likes this kind of stuff, so I will leave this post pretty for those who don’t like dirty, spooky, deteriorated abandoned places. Here I will leave just one, as it is also considerate a tourist attraction. An amazing place, with breathtaking views and creepy history. If you will visit Cyprus and you like this kind of places I highly recommend you to visit abandoned Berengaria Hotel in Prodromos.
