Kyrenia Mountains
Kyrenia Mountains: A Spine of Natural Beauty
Explore the rugged beauty and historical treasures of Northern Cyprus's majestic mountain range.
The Kyrenia Mountains, also known as the Five Finger Mountains, are a striking mountain range stretching along the northern coast of Cyprus. Offering a mix of rugged beauty and historical significance, they provide stunning views, hiking trails, and a refreshing escape.
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Public Transport
To reach the Kyrenia Mountains via public transport, begin at the main bus station in Kyrenia. Look for buses heading towards Beylerbeyi, which are usually clearly marked. The journey takes approximately 30 minutes. Ask the driver to announce when you arrive in Beylerbeyi. From the bus stop, walk towards the mountain area; the entrance to the Kyrenia Mountains is about a 15-minute walk. Bus fare is approximately €1-2.
Taxi/Ride-Share
Taxis are readily available in Kyrenia. A taxi ride from Kyrenia city center to a starting point in the Kyrenia Mountains, such as near St. Hilarion Castle, will take approximately 30-40 minutes. The estimated cost is ₺150-200 (approximately €5-€7). Confirm the fare with the driver before starting your journey.
Driving
From Kyrenia city center, head east on the main road (Girne - Lefkoşa). Continue straight for about 8 kilometers until you reach a roundabout. Take the second exit to stay on the same road. After another 4 kilometers, turn right onto the road that leads towards Beylerbeyi. Follow this road for about 3 kilometers, and you will see the entrance to Kyrenia Mountains on your right. Parking is available near the entrance.
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