Fruits of Cyprus
by Ruth on 31 August 2006
The fruits there are amazing in quality and size. You should go and take a look at what the local vendors are selling.
useful numbers
by BillDahmer on 14 April 2006
Useful Telephone Numbers in Cyprus Cyprus International Country Code + 357 Directory Inquiries +192 National Calls Via Operator +190 International Calls Via Operator +198 Emergency services (Fire, Ambulance & Police) +112 Police Agai Napa +23 721553 Larnaca +24 804040 Limassol+25 805050 Pafos +26 806060 General Hospitals Emergency +1400 Larnaca +24 630300 Limassol +25 305333 Pafos +26 803100 Paralimni +23 821211 Private Clinics Agai Napa Poly Clinic +23 723222 Larnaca St. Raphael +24 662800 Limassol St. Mary's+25 377504 PafosParalimni Poly Clinic +23 825050 Pharmacies Outside Normal Hours Agai Napa +1404 Larnaca +1405 Limassol +1406 Pafos +1403 Paralimni +1403 Cyprus Tourist Authority Agai Napa +23 721796 Larnaca +24 654322 Limassol +25 386111 Pafos +26 922833
In general, some Greek street names are exceedingly hard for the uniniated to learn, pronounce and then remember in the case of an emergency. Therefore, it can be handy to write down your address when you arrive in case you have to call for help. If something happened at home rather than call the ambulance I would likely go across the street to where the fire department is and ask for assistance from the paramedic and/or have them call the ambulance for me. Therefore, if you have a chance keep your eyes open for any police or fire stations or hospitals that might be conveniently located near where you are staying.
Cheap Cellphone Calls
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by Yannis on 14 April 2006
When in Cyprus, consider getting a pay card for your cellphone, called "soeasy", the charges are the lowest in Europe. If you use telephone more than very little and if your stay is more than a week, it may be cheaper to use your cellphone with the local card than the hotel's services. SMS cost around 0.02 euro each. For more information : www.soeasy.cyta.com.cy PS. the soeasy cards are popular with turkish cypriots as well, they can be used in nothern Nicosia as well but there is no coverage beyond the Pentadaktylos mountains (the nothern coast).