Places to visit in İskele

Apostolos Andreas Monastery is located at the very tip of the Karpaz Peninsula and is one of the most important pilgrimage points of the Christian faith. The monastery offers a historical journey as well as a unique view.

Ayios Philon Church in Dipkarpaz is located among the ruins of the ancient city of Karpasia and has a great importance in terms of Christian history. The ruins of the ancient harbor around the church and the beach of the same name are also unmissable wonders.

Ayios Trias Basilica, located on the Karpaz Peninsula, is an important archaeological site from the early Christian period. It attracts the attention of history and art enthusiasts with its rich mosaics and Byzantine ruins.

Located at the easternmost tip of the island, Dipkarpaz is famous for its untouched nature and historical buildings within its borders. The Karpaz National Park and Altinkum Beach are some of the most beautiful gifts of nature in Cyprus.

Golden Beach, one of the most beautiful beaches of the Karpaz Peninsula, is a unique corner of tranquility with its fine sand and turquoise sea. This beach is also a breeding ground for loggerhead turtles.

İncirli Cave, located in İskele region, is a place that attracts attention with its natural rock formations. The stalactites and stalagmites inside the cave create an interesting discovery area for nature lovers.

İskele Archaeology Museum is a museum that houses important artifacts from the history of the island. Artifacts brought from the ancient city of Salamis and many historical finds are exhibited here.

Kantara Castle sits at the summit of the Besparmak Mountains, overlooking the coast of the island with impressive views and a long history. This castle dates back to the Byzantine period and has been an important part of the Cypriot defense line throughout history.