Living in Nicosia means one is rarely exposed to touristy places.
Bar a few restaurants in the old town, especially near the Ledra crossing, no establishment can pride itself as being popular with visitors. Because, let’s face it, tourists would rather spend their time by the sea than in the capital, especially during Cyprus’ sweaty summer months.
So, when I sat down at Los Mexicanos in Ayia Napa, smack in the middle of one of the busiest areas of perhaps the most visited place on the island from the beginning of June to the end of August, I was taken aback. I sometimes forget that Cyprus is still a big hit with tourists and I blame the pandemic for that.
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