Karting in Northern Cyprus
Want to spice up the island's calm atmosphere with some thrill, screeching tires, and an intoxicating sense of competition? There’s a great way to do it all — go-karting.
There are two tracks in Northern Cyprus — near Nicosia and near Famagusta. This is a great activity for both adults and children, as it allows you to safely experience being a Formula 1 driver and release adrenaline.
Cemsa Karting
Location: near Nicosia, at the beginning of the road to Kyrenia.
Features: the longest track in Northern Cyprus — 1650 meters. After rain, puddles may form in some areas, and there is no system for recording lap times. However, the track remains one of the most popular thanks to its reasonable prices and variety of entertainment — billiards, arcade games, and drift taxis where you can ride with a professional driver. There is a café on site, and queues may form on weekends.
- Phone: +90 392 223 6235
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Max Power Go Kart
Location: between Famagusta and Yeni Boazici.
Description: a small but well-maintained track. The karts are not new, but they are in good condition. Mini models are available for children, and helmets are thoroughly disinfected before each ride. In addition to go-karting, the venue has arcade games and a café, making it convenient for family outings.
- Phone: +90 533 862 3730
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are driving licenses required?
No, go-karting takes place on closed tracks, not public roads, so driving licenses are not required.
What is the minimum age for riding?
Mini-karts are suitable for children aged 7 to 14 and reach speeds of up to 40 km/h. Full-size models with more power are available for adults.
Go-karting is not only entertainment but also a way to develop reaction, coordination, and team spirit. If you love speed and adrenaline, you might also enjoy paragliding or kite surfing — these activities will give you just as much excitement and new experiences!
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