The Karpaz Peninsula (or pan handle) of Northern Cyprus is one of the Mediterranean’s last undiscovered yachting areas. Completely free of industry and pollution, Karpaz stretches into the sea like a narrow finger pointing to the North East and is home to rolling countryside, wild donkeys, ancient Byzantine churches and mile upon mile of empty sandy beaches, bays, coves and inlets.
This stunning location will soon play host to the Karpaz Gate Marina – the world’s first ‘Yacht Hotel’ - currently under construction and project managed by Sea Alliance Group Limited.
Designed sensitively to complement the area’s unique natural beauty, the new development will open up this undiscovered corner of the Mediterranean to yacht owners and charter companies alike while providing Northern Cyprus with its first ever modern marina.
Monday, October 26, 2009
Thursday, October 15, 2009
CHOIR IN FINE VOICE FOR MISSION TO RAISE MONEY
From 24th October to 31st October, a choir from Lancashire is set to raise the roof in the TRNC to raise money for charity.
About 40 male and female members of Blackburn People’s Choir will entertain across North Cyprus under the leadership of Jeff Borradaile.
The group, which performs a variety of music from gospel to pop, will sing a capella and are set to busk on the streets of Girne, Bellapais and Gazi Magusa.
Their Itinerary is as follows:
25th Oct 1.00 pm : Hoots Restaurant in Ilgaz
26th Oct From 10.30 am to 1pm : Busking on the streets of Bellapais and entertaining at the village’s Gardens of Irini
27th Oct Hosting a charity concert in aid of the Help Those With Cancer Association (Tulips) at the Ataturk Cultural Centre in Lefkosa
28th Oct From noon until 3.30 pm : entertaining on the streets of Girne around the centre and harbour
29th Oct From 7.30 pm : Mambo Bar
30th Oct Busking in Gazi Magusa and possibly a final concert will take place at Salamis ruins
The concert at the Ataturk Cultural Centre will take place at 8.00 pm.
To book tickets, which cost 15 tl, contact Tulips on 228 9807 or 227 0585.
Contact details and ticket prices for the other venues are yet to be
arranged.
About 40 male and female members of Blackburn People’s Choir will entertain across North Cyprus under the leadership of Jeff Borradaile.
The group, which performs a variety of music from gospel to pop, will sing a capella and are set to busk on the streets of Girne, Bellapais and Gazi Magusa.
Their Itinerary is as follows:
25th Oct 1.00 pm : Hoots Restaurant in Ilgaz
26th Oct From 10.30 am to 1pm : Busking on the streets of Bellapais and entertaining at the village’s Gardens of Irini
27th Oct Hosting a charity concert in aid of the Help Those With Cancer Association (Tulips) at the Ataturk Cultural Centre in Lefkosa
28th Oct From noon until 3.30 pm : entertaining on the streets of Girne around the centre and harbour
29th Oct From 7.30 pm : Mambo Bar
30th Oct Busking in Gazi Magusa and possibly a final concert will take place at Salamis ruins
The concert at the Ataturk Cultural Centre will take place at 8.00 pm.
To book tickets, which cost 15 tl, contact Tulips on 228 9807 or 227 0585.
Contact details and ticket prices for the other venues are yet to be
arranged.
NEW BOWLING ALLEY OPENS
It’s a strike!! The new Kyrenia King’s Pin Leisure Centre has now opened.
King’s Pin manager, Hasan Kutluer said: “We are very happy …… now we have a European-style entertainment centre, not only for kids, but for people of all ages.
We have baby-sitters on site and a responsible person monitoring all the machines. Of course, we are newly opened so there are things we have missed, but we are working on everything.”
The Leisure complex is built on 5-donums of land. It includes a 12-lane bowling alley and employs nearly 70 staff. The centre uses a card system for all the games, rather than cash. Cards are topped up with one-tl credits at the desk and games cost different amounts. For instance, the rollercoaster costs ten credits and the Hummer car simulator costs five. The facility has a range of different restaurants and bars and is open every day from 10.00 am until late and can be found on the new bye-pass where a one-way stretch of carriageway is open – to 2-way traffic – between GAU Junction and Ezic Restaurant.
King’s Pin manager, Hasan Kutluer said: “We are very happy …… now we have a European-style entertainment centre, not only for kids, but for people of all ages.
We have baby-sitters on site and a responsible person monitoring all the machines. Of course, we are newly opened so there are things we have missed, but we are working on everything.”
The Leisure complex is built on 5-donums of land. It includes a 12-lane bowling alley and employs nearly 70 staff. The centre uses a card system for all the games, rather than cash. Cards are topped up with one-tl credits at the desk and games cost different amounts. For instance, the rollercoaster costs ten credits and the Hummer car simulator costs five. The facility has a range of different restaurants and bars and is open every day from 10.00 am until late and can be found on the new bye-pass where a one-way stretch of carriageway is open – to 2-way traffic – between GAU Junction and Ezic Restaurant.
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