πΊοΈCyprus is one of only a few countries with a map of itself on its flag β the orange shape is the actual outline of the island.
π₯The island is coloured copper-orange for a reason: Cyprus was famous in ancient times for its copper, and the word 'copper' even comes from the island's name.
ποΈThe two olive branches stand for peace between the island's two main communities, Greek and Turkish Cypriots.
βοΈCyprus sits in the eastern Mediterranean Sea and is one of the sunniest places in Europe, with warm weather nearly all year round.