Cyprus, Your Sports Destination

“I have no doubt we made the right decision tochoose Cyprus as not just our training base for theAthens Olympic Games but also our warm weathertraining centre of operations for at least the nextten years. Cyprus now offers great training facilitiesfor a huge range of sports, and is blessed withwonderful weather and a superb environment.Athletes and coaches from what ever the sport couldnot choose a better place.’’

Richard Simmons-British Olympic Performance Manager

Cyprus offers a wide choice of sports facilities. From gymsto training grounds, from Olympic swimming pools tomountain biking routes, there’s everything the modernsportsman or woman could ask for.

One of the world’s favourite holiday destinations, Cyprusalso has an impressive choice of accommodation, from self-catering apartments to luxury hotels. When consideringwhere to stay, it’s worth remembering that many hotelsprovide fully equipped fitness centres and health spas withqualified personnel - the ideal way to train and relax.

A gateway between Europe and the Middle East, Cyprusenjoys easy flight connectivity with all major Europeancountries and beyond.

There are many reasons why athletes and sports lovers are drawn tothis beautiful island… There’s the exceptional climate, the range ofup-to-date sports facilities, the high-quality service industry, and theshort travel times between city, sea and mountains.

Many international sports bodies have already recognizedCyprus as the ideal training destination. And it’s easy to seewhy National Olympic Committees from a number ofcountries chose Cyprus as their pre-games trainingdestination ahead of the Athens Olympics.

Medical care in Cyprus is of the highest standard,combining advanced equipment and facilities with theexpertise of highly skilled practitioners.

The safe and friendly atmosphere also encouragesathletes to bring families for an enjoyable break in the sun.Great restaurants, friendly cafes and great beaches makeCyprus the perfect place to unwind and relax.

Sports Tourism in Cyprus

Cyprus... Your sports destination

FootballTop-flight football teams from Europe andbeyond choose to train in Cyprus every year.These teams have included Crystal PalaceFC, FC Dinamo Moscow, AIK (Sweden) andmany more.

Cyprus boasts sixteen national stadiums (all located within ashort distance of each other), grass football fields, athleticsfacilities, and training resources of the highest standard.Facilities incorporated within include first-aid and physio-therapy rooms, anti-doping control facilities, changingrooms, restrooms, showers, canteens, VIP rooms, conferencespaces, telecommunications services, media rooms and more.

The infrastructure in place can easily meet the demands ofthe most rigorous professional training programme… andwith so many football teams training here regularly, it’snever a problem to organise a friendly match.

Cyprus is particularly well suited to pre-season trainingfrom November through April, a period offering plenty ofsunshine, minimal rain, and temperatures ranging from 10 to25 degrees celsius.

Top football teams who have trained in Cyprus includesuch famous names as AC Sparta Praha (Czech Republic),AIK (Sweden), FC Dinamo Moscow (Russia), FC SteauaBucuresti (Romania), Ipswich Town FC (England), MalmoFF (Sweden), and Crystal Palace FC (England).

“We believe Cyprus offers excellent training facilities and a comfortableenvironment for British clubs… The advantage in Cyprus for clubs is theyhave the quality of competitive opposition which you do not necessarily getelsewhere in Europe.”

Gary Hooper – Former Luton defender and current sports travel professional

“The hotel has been outstanding, and all thestaff have been very friendly and welcoming.The facilities are more than adequate, you areright on the beach to go for a walk or the boyscan have a run. The atmosphere is very relaxing,and that is the idea of it.’’

Iain Dowie – Crystal Palace FC coach

CyclingThe ideal Cyprus climate makes itpossible to explore the island’sbreathtaking countryside all yearround, making for an unforgettablecycling experience.

For professional or recreational mountain bikers looking tohead off the beaten track, Cyprus offers an abundance ofhidden trails along the coast or up in the mountains, alloffering something new to discover. Whether exploring thewinding dirt tracks of the Troodos mountains, the beautifulwild nature trails, or the rocky coastline of the Akamas,Cyprus is a haven for mountain bikers.

“Cyprus is the ideal place to train. I feel at home.The climatic conditions here are ideal.”

Filip Meirhaerghe (Belgium)

The local terrain varies within very short distances, makingcycling in Cyprus both a great workout and a journey of dis-covery. Thanks to the excellent secondary roads windingthrough spectacular local countryside, Cyprus is also greatfor road cycling.

The Cyprus Cycling Federation, a member of theInternational Cycling Union, organises a number of local roadraces, international MTB races and a host of other competi-tions, attracting world class cyclists from all over the world.

International champions and top names from the world ofcycling have all competed and trained in Cyprus, including

Belgium’s Filip Meairhaeghe and Roel Paulisen, Bart Bretjensand Bas Peters of the Netherlands, as well as Austria’sMichael Weiss, Italy’s Massimo de Bertolis, Germany’s KarlPlatt, and Switzerland’s Thomas Frischknecht.

Teams that have chosen Cyprus as a training destinationinclude the Belgian National Team, the British OlympicAssociation, the Netherlands Olympic Committee, and theIrish National Olympic Cycling Team.

A number of local bicycle centres offer bike rentalservices, route information, guide assistance and support fororganised groups.

The many top-class swimming pool facilities in Cyprusinclude 25m and 50m open-air, heated pools of 8-10 lanes,1m diving boards, 3m spring boards, 5m, 7.5m and 10m plat-forms. Supplementary equipment, underwater viewing andfilming windows are also available.

Various national swimming teams have trained in Cyprus,including the Swedish and British Olympic Swimming Teams,as well as the Dutch, Finnish and Austrian national squads.The facilities have also attracted famous names, suchas Peter VanDenHoogenband of Holland and Michael Klimof Australia.

Local pools regularly host a number of different disci-plines, including events such as synchronized swimming,diving, water polo, etc.

AquaticsSwimmers can enjoy the best ofboth worlds in Cyprus as the islandboasts excellent open waters, plus anumber of swimming pools, bothindoor and outdoor.

“ This is the fourth time in almost one year thatwe visit Cyprus for a training camp …the sportfacilities and hotels are of course out standing…the beautiful weather and hospitality of theCyprus people have made these training campsthe best we can have.

Every time (we visit Cyprus) we bring newpeople and other top foreign swimmers becausewe want to share this perfect training spot.

We are very proud and lucky to be able to trainin Cyprus.”

Jacco Verhearen – Royal Dutch Swimming Federation TeamPerformance Director & Head Coach

AthleticsWell-equipped outdoor athletic facilities exist throughoutCyprus, ready to cater for your training whether you chooseto exercise at dawn or dusk. Pay a visit to the island’s manytraining grounds and you’ll see for yourself that Cyprus ismore than ready to welcome serious athletes.

“The conditions are ideal; the facilities,the weather, the people… I would highly recommend Cyprus to mycolleagues as a training destination. Onceyou go there, you will do it annually.”

Costas Kenderis (Greece) – 200m Gold Medalist, Sydney Olympic Games 2000

This is where we set the foundations for the gold medal in Sydney!”Bridgette McMahon (Switzerland) –Triathlon Gold Medalist, Sydney Olympic Games 2000

RunningThe climate, the wide diversity of terrain, the shortdistances between town, country and coast make Cyprusperfect for runners. Marathons and half-marathons regularlyprove popular with local and international athletes, plusevent organisers often offer athletes and spectators alikethe chance to enjoy a spot of outdoor cultural entertainmentafter the race.

TriathlonAll year round warm weather conditions make Cyprus aparadise for triathlon enthusiasts looking for a comprehen-sive triathlon training destination.

Swimming in one of the island’s 5 outdoor 50m pools or inone of the beautiful calm bays; cycling along picturesqueroutes, ranging from long straights to steep hills; running inone of the state-of-art newly constructed track areas or on atrail by the sea… All triathlon sports can easily be practicedon the island at facilities and areas close to a variety ofaccom modation options.

Triathlon, running and cycling races are organised all yearround and provide ideal opportunities to test your skills in arelaxed atmosphere.

“What strikes you at the finish is how smoothly the Challenge runs…Kilometre markers and water stations pop up at metronomic regularity;the routes are clearly marked with enthusiastic marshals at everyambiguous point…”

Steven Seaton (Editor of Runners World magazine) on the 4Day Challenge Marathon

After all, along with those already mentioned, Cyprusoffers a whole host of sports and activities guaran-teed to make any visit to the island an exciting andinvigorating experience.

GOLFMany of today’s professional sportsmen and women willadmit that they’re addicted to golf, and it’s a game rapidlygrowing in stature here in Cyprus. With 300 days of sunshineand several exceptional courses, golfers return to Cyprustime and time again.

A number of international standard 18-hole courses arenow in place and many international competitions havealready been held. Players teeing off in Cyprus will findthemselves playing amidst some of the island’s most beau ti -ful scenery. From fairways overlooking the Mediterranean topeaceful secluded valleys, eighteen rounds in the sunshinehas never been more enjoyable!

An impressive infrastructure has grown to support theCyprus golfing boom. Lively clubhouses, equipment rentals,luxurious hotels, and properties to buy or rent just yardsfrom the fairway - there’s everything the modern golfercould need.

Other Sporting ActivitiesCyprus is a dream destination for sports and adventure lovers.

“There is no better place for high-level competitions.The only thing I can say is that Cyprus is the place to be…”

Nicos Kaklamanakis (Greece) – 1996 Olympics Windsurfing Gold Medalist

WATERSPORTSWith the sparkling blue waters of the Mediterraneanalways close at hand, Cyprus is the perfect watersportsdestination, summer or winter. Crystal clear with minimaltides, the waters off Cyprus are ideal for professionals andfun-seekers alike. Small wonder then that sportsmen andwomen head here to prepare for international competitionsin windsurfing, sailing, swimming, canoeing and more.

Cyprus is regarded as a top sailing centre and extensivesailing and windsurfing facilities enable athletes to save timeby storing their sailing equipment without disassembling it.Trained professionals representing the island’s sailing asso-ciations can provide every assistance.

DIVINGFor those looking to explore beneath the surface, everythingfrom cave to wreck diving is available, with the sunkenwreck of the Zenobia – lying on the seabed off Larnaka –rated as one of the world’s top dives. Many of the divingcentres situated throughout the island are members of theCyprus Federation of Underwater Activities. These centresprovide quality diving equipment under the professionalguidance of instructors.

MOTORSPORTEvery year, the island hosts the most exciting round ofthe FIA World Rally Championship - the Cyprus Rally.Considered by many to be the toughest event in the FIAWorld Rally Championship, this outstanding event sees theworld’s best drivers do battle on the winding gravel tracksof the Troodos mountains.

As well as the Cyprus Rally, several other rallying andsprint events are held throughout the year.

SHOOTINGShooting is a popular sport in Cyprus and the CyprusShooting Sport Federation is very active, organising local,national and international events, as well as providingfacilities in every town, covering the trap, skeet, doubletrap and sporting disciplines. Arms and ammunition aresafely stored, while shooting centres also offer a number offacilities including cafeterias.

OTHER ACTIVITIESOther popular activities in Cyprus include beach volleyball,tennis, squash, badminton, basketball, boxing, gymnastics,martial arts, bowling, karting, parachuting, hang-glidingand a variety of extreme sports.

The Cyprus Association of Sports Medicine is responsible forsuch key aspects as physiotherapy, sports massage and anti-doping procedures.

Not only is Cyprus the ideal place to receive treatmentfor sports-related injuries, it’s also perfect for resting andrecuperating afterwards. The island boasts an extensiverange of health and wellness spas offering a broad range oftraditional and alternative treatments and therapies whichsoothe, rejuvenate and inspire. Extensive facilities also existfor physiotherapy and rehabilitation.

Medical and re-habilitation facilities are ofthe highest standard in Cyprus, combiningadvanced medical equipment with theexpertise of highly-skilled practitioners.Sports stadiums and venues offer first-aidequipment while regional medical centresand hospitals can cater for any eventuality.

SPORTSCONFERENCES AND MEETINGS

With visitors coming to Cyprus not just to train, but alsofor many other aspects of their sport, local professionalshave set in place modern facilities which cater for arange of needs.

Luxurious hotels dot the island, offering extensiveconference and meeting facilities, and Cyprus is becom-ing an increasingly popular venue for sports meetings,with the island hosting many regional and Europeanconferences. Local professionals have created flexiblepackages that can be adapted to suit delegations ofany size.

MAJOR SPORTS EVENTS � FIBA Eurocup All Star Game 2005 – 2006 - 2007

� ‘Race under the Sun’ cross country MTB race(UCI) 2006 - 2007

� 3rd World University Beach Volley Championship 2006

� Antique Rally (Regulating and Sporting) 2006 - 2007

� FIVB Challenger Beach Volley Tournament 2006 - 2007 - 2008

� Balkan Youth Swimming Games 2006

� Victory Cyprus Grand Prix (Shooting) 2006 - 2007

� 5th Amateur Men’s Open Tournament and 1st AmateurWomen’s Open Golf Tournament 2006 - 2007 - 2008

� Marathon MTB World Cup Cycling Race (UCI MarathonWorld Series) 2005

� Mediterranean Junior Wrestling Tournament 2005

� Cyprus Aphrodite Half Marathon (annually)

� Cyprus International 4-day Challenge Marathon Events(annually)

� Amathunta Half Marathon & 10km (annually)

� Ultra Sports Pafos Marathon (annually)

� International Cyprus Women’s Cup 2008

� ISSF World Championships in Shotgun 2007

� Cyprus Rally (Annually)Troodoos Rally

� ExtremeCy World 2006-2007Championship for Extreme Sports

� European Masters Weightlifting Championship 2007

� U23 European Beach Volleyball Championship 2007

INTERENATIONAL SPORTS EVENTS 2008� Cyprus Sunshine Cup 2008 (mountain biking)

� World Aquabike Cyprus Grand Prix 2008 & EuropeanWomen’s Cyprus Grand Prix 2008

� World Games Sporting 2008 (shooting)

� FIBA Eurocup Final Four 2008

CONFERENCES HELD IN CYPRUSSporting conferences held in Cyprus in recentyears include:� European Sports Management Conference (2006)

� 8th UEFA Youth Conference (2005)

� 28th UEFA Ordinary Congress (2004)

� European Aquatics Federation Conference (2004)

� IOC Middle East Regional Forum on Peace and Sport(2004)

CONFERENCES� Meeting of the Executive Committee of the European

University Sports Association 2007

� Annual Conference of the European MotorcycleFederation 2007

� 8th General Assembly of the European CanoeFederation 2007

� 17th UEFA Referees Course 2008

� Founding Assembly Meeting of the MediterraneanUniversity Sports Association 2008

Sports Events/TrainingESTABLISHED SPORTS VISITORS TO CYPRUSA selection of teams that have already chosenCyprus as their training destination

National sports associations and teams:

� Belgian Olympic Athletics Team

� British Olympics Association & Team GB (Archery,Athletics, Badminton, Boxing, Cycling, Diving,Equestrian, Judo, Modern Pentathlon, Rowing,Swimming, Taekwondo, Triathlon, Weightlifting)

� British Paralympic Association (Archery, Athletics,Cycling, Judo, Power lifting, Shooting, Swimming, Tennis)

� Cayman Islands Olympic Swimming Team

� German Boxing Team

� German Junior Triathlon Team

� National Irish Olympic Teams (Athletics, Boxing,Cycling, Judo, Shooting, Taekwondo)

� Netherlands Olympic Committee (Archery, Athletics,Badminton, Fencing, Mountain Biking, Road Cycling,Shooting)

� Scottish U19 Football Team

� Swedish Olympic Swimming Team

� Dutch, Finnish and Australian National Swimming Teams

� Udinese Calcio Footoball Team

� Women’s National Football Team of Scotland, Canada,Japan, Sweden, Norway, The Netherlands.

Mountain biking in the Troodos…Running beside the Mediterranean…Swimming off the beach…All Seasons… All Reasons…

Cyprus... your sports destination

Useful Information

LefkosiaThe island’s capital city, Lefkosia (Nicosia) is located at thecentre of the island and is a cosmopolitan mix of officeblocks, pavement cafes, and modern shops. The head-quarters of many of the island’s sports associations arelocated here.

LemesosThe island’s major port, Lemesos (Limassol) successfullycombines its roles as a tourist resort and a modern interna-tional business centre. Many of the island’s best hotels arehere, while local sports and training facilities are numerous.

LarnakaThis popular coastal resort also does double duty as abustling working town. Home to the island’s major interna-tional airport, Larnaka is an effective base for furthertravel around the island.

PafosPafos is a lively place boasting an impressive line up ofluxury hotels, golf courses and natural attractions. It is alsohome to the island’s second international airport.

Troodos MountainsA cool escape from the heat of the summer or a skiingdestination in winter, the Troodos mountains offer tracks,paths and trails for cycling, hiking and running. Athletessometimes use Troodos for altitude training.

Agia Napa / Protaras Agia Napa and Protaras are major holiday destinations withplenty of hotels and recreational facilities along with sportsand fitness training venues.

VillagesThe many villages dotted around the countryside often offerrural accommodation and are a great choice for those whoenjoy running and cycling.

Fast Facts:Time:Local time is GMT + 2hrs, except during daylight saving time-when it is GMT + 3hrs.

Banks & Currency:Cyprus currency is the euro, which is divided into 100 cent.Banks accept and exchange all major currencies. Mostrestaurants, major shops, etc. accept credit cards.Public banking hours: Monday-Friday 08:30hrs to 13:30hrsShopping / Business Hours: As an approximate guide, openinghours in Cyprus are 09:00hrs to 18:00hrs, with a one hourlunch break. In the hotter months (between mid-June andAugust 31) a siesta period (optional) comes into effect,Opening hours during this period are approximately08:00hrs-13:00hrs and 16:00hrs-20:00hrs.Many shops close on Wednesday and Saturday afternoonsthroughout the year.

Post Offices:Most post offices open from 08:00hrs to 13:00hrs, Mon-Fri. Main post offices also open from 15:00hrs-18:00hrs on week-days and 09:00hrs-11:00hrs on Saturdays.

Electricity Supply:220/240 Volts AC 50Hz. UK standard square pin sockets.

Water:Cyprus mains tap water is safe to drink. Given the hot climate, it is important not to waste water.

Driving:Driving is on the left. Hire cars are widely available and are easily identified bytheir red number plates featuring a "Z" prefix. Driversunder 25 years of age holding a driving licence for lessthan 3 years at the time of rental, must inform the carrental company so that under-age insurance coverage isprovided.Seat belts must be worn front and rear in cars. Helmets mustbe worn when riding motorcycles.Drinking and driving is punishable by law.

Emergency telephone numbers:Police / Fire / Ambulance 112Forest Department (Fires) 1407Major Hospitals (enquiries) 1400

AirportsInternational airports are located at Larnaka and Pafos.For information, telephone 77778833

Cyprus...your sports destination

Contact Details

All major sports are represented in Cyprus by federations and

associations who can help individuals and groups locate

equipment, premises or anything they need to train in

Cyprus. There are also a number of specialist sports- handling

companies operating who can provide useful advice and

professional assistance.

The Cyprus Tourism Organisation is always happy to help with

any enquiry:

Cyprus Tourism Organisation

P.O. Box 24535

CY 1390 Lefkosia

Tel:(+357) 22691100

Fax: (+357) 22331644

E-mail: cytour@visitcyprus.com

www.visitcyprus.com

SPORTS BODIES

Cyprus Sports Organisation,

P.O. Box 24804

1304 Lefkosia

Cyprus

Tel.: (+357) 22897000

Fax: (+357) 22358222

E-mail: info@sportskoa.org.cy

www.sportskoa.org.cy

Cyprus Olympic Committee

P.O. Box 23931

1687 Lefkosia

Cyprus

Tel: (+357) 22449880/81

Fax: (+357) 2244989890

E-mail: cypnoc@cytanet.com.cy

www.olympic.org.cy

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