Tattoo House
About
On Cyprus, Tattoo House works from Ελευθερίας 7 in Ayia Napa, a resort town on the island's south-eastern coast. The studio is known for tattoo work in one of the island's busiest holiday areas.
Ayia Napa sits close to Protaras, Paralimni and Larnaca, so the studio draws clients from across the south-east coast. First-time visitors can expect a working tattoo studio rather than a walk-in souvenir shop, with an appointment arranged through the studio's own website. A 4.9 out of 5 score, built from 172 reviews, reflects how clients judge the work. Limassol, Paphos, Polis and Coral Bay lie further along the island's southern and western shores.
The website at http://www.bloodbrotherscyprus.com/ carries the studio's own online information, and photographs of the premises are available. Ayia Napa's position on the coast keeps the studio within easy reach of the island's main resort strip.
Getting to Ayia Napa from Larnaca is straightforward, and the coastal resorts of Protaras and Paralimni are close by. Cyprus is served by direct flights to Larnaca and Paphos, so most visitors land within an hour or two of the studio. Summer heat builds inland while the coast catches sea breezes, and humidity climbs through July and August. Orthodox Easter and Muslim festivals are both observed, and village panigyria fill summer weekends.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Tattoo House known for?
Tattoo House is a tattoo studio on Cyprus, an island group in the eastern Mediterranean. The studio works out of Ayia Napa, a coastal setting where humidity climbs in July and August.
What kind of business is Tattoo House?
Tattoo House is a tattoo studio in Cyprus, and its work is booked through the site at http://www.bloodbrotherscyprus.com/. It operates on an island where Orthodox Easter and Muslim festivals are both observed and village panigyria fill summer weekends.
How do visitors rate Tattoo House?
Tattoo House holds a rating of 4.9 out of 5 from 172 reviews, a strong record for a tattoo studio in Ayia Napa. Visitors heading there travel on direct flights to Larnaca and Paphos, with the north reached through Turkish airports.
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