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bronzekitten


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Message Posted:
25/10/2008 12:15

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Any help would be gratefully appreciated. We are travelling to Northern Cyprus on 27 December arriving at Paphos at approx 17.30 pm. I have read lots of posts and honestly cannot make our mind up should be we hire a car or get a taxi and then hire once we get to Kyrenia. Can any one recommend a licensed taxi firm that go to Paphos and collect - we would want to be taken back on 2 January. Many thanks for any help anyone can give me.

Vicki



karakum5c


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25/10/2008 12:36

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Dont bother with a licensed taxi firm , there are guys you contact on this forum who run a sort of group between them who do it for £140 return to Paphos and they are a lot better drivers than your Taxi firms.



bronzekitten


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25/10/2008 18:59

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Thank you for this - well if any one can contact me I would be grateful that seems to be a good price - I will look through the forum. THANKS



NoNowt


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25/10/2008 19:15

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Try this link if you don't find anything:



http://www.cyprus44.com/forums/car.asp



PtePike



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25/10/2008 19:23

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bronzekitten,



My advice based on doing it every time for years is to hire a car in Paphos and use it for your holiday and to take you back to the airport. You will spend shedloads of extra money dealing with taxis etc then having to hire a car in the north - which you are not allowed to take into the south. If you hire a GC car you can take it all over the island, which if you have time I'm sure you'll want to do. The only extra is insurance for the north. You will be responsible for recovery if you have a problem in the north, but the cost of this - even if it ever happened - would be nothing like the extra cash you would fork out on long taxi rides and plus car hire in the north.



enseurope


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Message Posted:
26/10/2008 11:31

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hi



try trevormariacyprus@yahoo.co.uk if you fancy the taxi way, very reliable at £140 return



Littlenige



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26/10/2008 12:36

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Try this chap he is very good.



Travelling from Ercan,Larnaca and Paphos airports





TRANSFERS FROM Ercan TO KYRENIA AREA £50.00 RETURN.



The total journey to Kyrenia is aprox. 35kms and takes around 1 hour.



Fully air conditioned car and an English driver.



Contact: retiredtocyprus@hotmail.com



or call



0161 408 5923

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TRANSFERS FROM LARNACA TO KYRENIA AREA £80.00 RETURN.



The total journey to Kyrenia is 85kms and take around 1.5 hours.



Fully air conditioned car and a English driver.



Contact: retiredtocyprus@hotmail.com



or call



0161 408 5923

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TRANSFERS FROM PAPHOS TO KYRENIA AREA £140.00 RETURN.



The total journey to Kyrenia is 190 kms and should take you around 2.5 hours.



Fully air conditioned car and a English driver.



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