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Overlooked by the Gothic St. Hilarion Castle and set deep in the mountainside is the picturesque village of Karmi inhabited mostly by British and German expatriates. Cooled in summer by a light breeze, this lovingly restored village is a refuge of peace and genuine charm. With lovely views of the northern coastline from every corner, the relaxed and informal style of Karmi will not fail to enchant the visitor. With its own village pub, a small selection of local bistros, and a nearby handicraft shop, this region will appeal to anyone seeking tranquillity.
Karmi's Greek0Cypriot Orthodox churchKaraman village, situated up on the mountains, to the west of Kyrenia, was abandoned by its Greek-Cypriot inhabitants during the war in 1974. In time the old houses became derelict and the whole village turned to be a ghost one.
Overlooked by the Gothic St. Hilarion Castle and set deep in the mountainside is the picturesque vill...
Overlooked by the Gothic St. Hilarion Castle and set deep in the mountainside is the picturesque vill...
Overlooked by the Gothic St. Hilarion Castle and set deep in the mountainside is the picturesque vill...
Overlooked by the Gothic St. Hilarion Castle and set deep in the mountainside is the picturesque vill...
Overlooked by the Gothic St. Hilarion Castle and set deep in the mountainside is the picturesque vill...
Overlooked by the Gothic St. Hilarion Castle and set deep in the mountainside is the picturesque vill...
Overlooked by the Gothic St. Hilarion Castle and set deep in the mountainside is the picturesque vill...
St Hilarion Castle is named after a hermit and monk who escaped from persecution in Palestine, and li...
St Hilarion Castle is named after a hermit and monk who escaped from persecution in Palestine, and li...
St Hilarion Castle is named after a hermit and monk who escaped from persecution in Palestine, and li...
Overlooked by the Gothic St. Hilarion Castle and set deep in the mountainside is the picturesque village of Karmi inhabited mostly by British and German expatriates. Cooled in summer by a light breeze, this lovingly restored village is a refuge of peace and genuine charm. With lovely views of the northern coastline from every corner, the relaxed and informal style of Karmi will not fail to enchant the visitor. With its own village pub, a small selection of local bistros, and a nearby handicraft shop, this region will appeal to anyone seeking tranquillity.
Karmi's Greek0Cypriot Orthodox churchKaraman village, situated up on the mountains, to the west of Kyrenia, was abandoned by its Greek-Cypriot inhabitants during the war in 1974. In time the old houses became derelict and the whole village turned to be a ghost one.
