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Protaras/Paralimni in january?

Postby davieoooo » Thu Sep 15, 2005 12:16 pm

:D hey, me n my friend want to go over to protaras in january but we arent sure of what it will be like, i went in august and it was amazing, had the best time ever, but does anyone know what its like that time of year?
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Postby Svetlana » Thu Sep 15, 2005 12:37 pm

Protaras shuts in winter and is very quiet, plus it is too cool to sit by the pool/sea.

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Postby Nickp » Tue Oct 04, 2005 12:21 am

I was in Cyprus this January for 7 days.

Out of the 7 days, the first was beautiful and sunny!!! There rest were overcast with rain occassionally and thunder. The sea is a little rough, but i would imagine somewhere like fig tree bay would be pretty clam and empty!!! If it's sunny, i can't see why not you can take a dip there on a sunny day as the water up there is quite warm.

Nevertheless, dont expect it to be like the summer. Everything will be green and mildy cool. You might have more fun in the ski resort in troodos.
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Re: Protaras/Paralimni in january?

Postby MikaInt » Tue Oct 04, 2005 11:34 am

davieoooo wrote: :D hey, me n my friend want to go over to protaras in january but we arent sure of what it will be like, i went in august and it was amazing, had the best time ever, but does anyone know what its like that time of year?
not a good idea... better wait till april-may
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Postby davidp » Sat Oct 15, 2005 9:58 pm

Weather will probably be okay but listen to the earlier posts, the only things that will be open cater for the the permanent residents of the area, not much fun for a tourist.

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