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The Club Acapulco page has information on this holiday village accommodation and their facilities which includes a casino, with online links to your booking arrangements for the Club Acapulco Cyprus.
Introduction
The Club Acapulco Holiday Village is situated on 100,000 square meters of land. Apparently, the best beach to be found in Northern
Cyprus is where Acapulco is located, with 1km of golden beach and untouched beauty. The Club Acapulco has sea and
mountain views that have to be seen.
Accommodation
This Holiday village has 52 Hotel rooms and 229 bungalows.
All rooms have TV, hot and cold water and air-conditioning,
mini bar, showers, hairdryers, direct telephone lines and room service.
The bungalow rooms at the Club Acapulco have been very carefully
designed for natural beauty surrounded with greenery and flowers of all kinds. For a holiday in the Mediterranean in
an unspoilt country where your dreams can apparently come true.
Facilities at Club Acapulca
large freshwater swimming pool, tennis court, massage / Turkish bath / steam room, indoor pool, watersports in season, casino, choice of bars & restaurants fitness centre.
Location of Club Acapulca
7 miles to the East of Kyrenia on the sea, overlooking a 1 km. beach
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This hotel aims to create a amazing holiday no matter how high your expectations are. You can apparently walk on the long sandy beach
before the breakfast then swim in the semi-Olympic swimming pool or even try the liveliest aqua-park in Northern Cyprus.
Club Acapulco claims to be more then a holiday complex; it has a business and conference-oriented establishment.
Are you a casino lover? The Club Acapulco did not forget you. You can apparently find a large casino just under the main building of the Hotel.
Good Luck.
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