İskele, a burgeoning region, is swiftly gaining recognition as a prominent destination in the North, boasting exquisite gilded beaches and an abundance of seafood establishments in close proximity.
Renowned as Trikomo in bygone eras, local legend has it that İskele is the very town where the Goddess Aphrodite first presented the gift of fruit to Cyprus.
Within this village, two historically significant churches hold sway. The first is Panayia Theotokos, a captivating museum and place of worship constructed in the 12th century. The second is the diminutive cruciform church of Ayios Iakovos (St. James), standing tall since the 15th century.
