Beaches of Northern Cyprus have again become hosts for sea turtles. Experts have found 15 nests in total of Loggerhead turtles. Seven nests were found in Alagadi, six on the beaches of Tatlisu, and two on the coast of Guzelyurt. It is expected that another species of sea turtle, green turtle, will begin to lay eggs in the near future. Sea turtles are choosing only the most eco-friendly places to lay their eggs.
Foreign volunteer from UK and Australia have already arrived to North Cyprus, in order to monitor the safety of nests, and help the small, newly hatched turtles reach the sea in late summer. Everyone can view the hatching of the little turtles in Alagadi in late August and early September. For detailed information and work as a volunteer, contact Turtle Project under number 0548 8710639.
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UK passengers are quarantined for one week.
Passengers from the UK will also have to present a negative coronavirus test certificate. They are required to get tested between three to five days prior to their flight. Upon their arrival in the north, they will be tested for a second time and then they will be quarantined for seven days.Seven-day quarantine for those coming from Turkey and South Cyprus
A committee set up by the TRNC Ministry of Health made a recommendation given the number of new cases arising from the arrival of passengers from Turkey since 1 July.Public transport will resume on Monday, June 8th.
Public transport will resume on Monday, June 8th. A statement from the Ministry of Public Works and Transport states that transportation services will be launched subject to the following rules.
