1.The main form of public transport is a bus. Anyway, the bus service in the city is irregular. Hikers will enjoy exploring the city on foot. Those planning to visit neighboring areas are recommended to rent a car.
2. Taxi is an alternative to public transport; you could use its services at any time of the day. The fare has to be negotiated in advance; the most expensive taxi service is offered near the hotel.
3. There are hotels of different price categories in the resort. In the city center you can find elite places and modest hotels that attract tourists with affordable prices.
4. Travelers are advised to use different types of currencies to pay for goods and services. The national currency is the most common, but dollar and euro are used also; latest are taken literally everywhere. In shops and markets you can often see price tags indicating the cost of goods in multiple currencies.
6. Shoppers should remember that there are no fixed prices at markets and in private retail stores. It is required to bargain with seller; never rush to buy goods you like in the very first shop. It is likely that the next shop would offer it at a more attractive price.
7. Tipping is customary literally everywhere. It will be enough to add 10% of the total order in restaurants; in spas and beauty salons tip is 20-30%, this amount should be split around the staff. You can leave $1-$1.5 for maid and porter at a hotel.
A major port city, this place is known as an international center of commerce and tourism. Famagusta is a city with rich history. First settlers have built homes here already in the … 
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9. Mains voltage is 220 V; some appliances may need adapters. You can ask for them in a hotel or buy at any household store.
