Cyprus
 Cyprus is the third largest and eastern most island in the Mediterranean and commands a strategic position at the cross roads of three continents (Europe, Asia and Africa). An island of many possibilities, it is a sun worshippers delight, a sportsman's playground, a bird watchers delight, an archaeological heaven and a photographers dream. Only a few hours flight from most European airports and boasting a wealth of high end villa accommodation the island is fast growing in popularity.
It is not surprising that Cyprus' history is steeped with settlers and conquerors who have left their indelible stamp on the islands sun drenched landscape. With Greek columns, Hellenistic theatres, Roman mosaics, Byzantine churches with fantastic frescoes, Gothic monuments, Venetian walls, Turkish baths and mosques, as well as a British Road system, Cyprus has all the delights and wonders imaginable for such a colourful past. This beautiful island is characterised by considerable diversity of scenery, ranging from the flat central plains of Mesaoria, and the costal plains of Kyrenia, Larnaka, Limassol, Pafos, and Chrysochou, which are a few meters above sea level, to lofty mountainous areas such as Troodos and the Kyrenia Range (Pentadactylos), reaching the heights of over 1900 meters, giving glorious panoramic views.
There are six major towns Nicosia, the capital situated inland in the middle of the Mesaoria plain, and the 5 coastal towns of Limassol, Larnaka, Pafos, Kyrenia and Famagusta. The latter two, in the north and east respectively, have been under Turkish occupation since 1974 and are accessible to visitors via organised coach tours.
Cyprus is a country of beauty and contrasts, where you can enjoy the fabulous sunshine on the beautiful unspoilt sandy beaches or the pleasant breeze in the cool cedar forests. Choose between the bustle of towns or the tranquillity of villages, both the old and the new.
The climate of Cyprus never fails to delight visitors, and every season has a charm and beauty of its own. In summer, sandy beaches and clear turquoise waters beckon swimmers and provide the perfect conditions for sailing, diving and snorkelling as well as a host of other water sports.
Cyprus was an island chosen by the mythical gods and goddesses of Ancient Greece who indulged themselves there in sport pleasure and tragedy. Aphrodite, the goddess of love and beauty, emerged from the Pafos foam to become a famous cult figure - centre of attraction for the first visitors who flocked to the island to worship her.
Paphos and Area  | Paphos (Pafos), known as the 'Playground of the Gods' and is the capital of the west and is teeming with history. Paphos has an interesting rural architecture, a very attractive and picturesque landscape, as well as tracts of unspoilt natural areas. Its cultural treasures are almost unique, while its archaeological sites and historic monuments are fascinating to discover. Paphos is the gateway to the peninsula of Arkamas, a natural wilderness of incredible beauty with breathtaking gorges, spectacular coastlines and enjoyable nature trails. We have 49 villas in Paphos and Area.
| | Larnaca and Area  | Larnaca town, the oldest in Cyprus, is full of authentic Cypriot life with a relaxed easy going atmosphere. Its sandy beaches and clear waters have made this town a popular holiday destination and an ideal place for a villa holiday. Larnaca’s famous palm-lined promenade, which leads to a large marina, is lined with open-air cafés, bars and shops. Other attractions include an exceptional range of water sports, including snorkelling, diving, sailing, jet-skiing, parasailing and windsurfing, as well as an attractive shopping centre, 16th century fort and the 9th century church of St Lazarus. We have 1 villas in Larnaca and Area.
| | Limassol and Area  | Limassol (Lemesos) is in the ‘Heart of the Vine Country’ and has Cyprus’ main port, the largest municipality and is a bustling holiday resort.
Situated on the south coast, Limassol town was built between the two ancient Greek kingdoms: Amathus in the east, and Kourion in the west.
Limassol also stages some of the island's best-known festivals: The Drama Festival at Kourion Ancient Theatre; the annual Wine Festival in September, when the various wineries offer free samples of their products for ten days; the ten day pre-Lenten Carnival with masquerade parties, balls and grand parades. We have 2 villas in Limassol and Area.
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