Cyprus drives on the left, its motorways are free, and a hire car is the only practical way to see the island.
Left-hand traffic in the Mediterranean, free motorways, and no realistic alternative to a car.
- Traffic drives on the left, a legacy of British administration, which surprises visitors arriving from Greece or Turkey.
- The motorways are free - the A1 from Nicosia to Limassol, the A5 to Larnaca and the A6 to Paphos carry no toll.
- Public transport barely connects the villages, so the Troodos mountains, Akamas and the archaeological sites effectively require a car.
- The alcohol limit is 0.05 %, and enforcement is routine at weekends.
- Crossing to the north with a hire car needs the rental company's permission and separate insurance bought at the crossing point.
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