Cyprus Information

Located in the north-eastern area of the Mediterranean Sea with a population of only 700,000 Cyprus is the third largest island in the Mediterranean. Known as both the Sunshine Island and the Island of Love Cyprus offers some of the most spectacular scenery in the Mediterranean with its sandy beaches, rugged coastlines, forest covered mountains and undiscovered villages.

Boasting 335 day of sunshine a year, Cyprus is the perfect destination for your holiday.

Paphos, the ancient capital of Cyprus for nearly eight hundred years, was founded in the 4th century B.C. Positively teeming with history dating back thousands of years, the birthplace of Aphrodite, the Greek Goddess of love and beauty, Paphos is rich in culture and history.

Today, Paphos is a popular destination with its focal point centred on the old fishing harbour and medieval fort. Kato Paphos is well known for its sheer abundance of open air cafés, ice cream parlours and taverns directly on the sea front.

Coral Bay is ideal for sunbathing, relaxing, walking or participating in a number of water sports including para-gliding, jet skiing and scuba diving. Tennis, golf and cycling are just some activates also available locally.

A local water-park offers hours of fun for the family, a game of mini golf or horse riding along the beach are also just a few of the popular activities here in Paphos.

The Akamas peninsular at the western tip of the island is a paradise for nature lovers, while the Troodos Mountains can offer a cool escape and a picturesque day out. Nicosia, the countries capital is only 2 hours away and is home to the countries racecourse. A modern city with a buzzing atmosphere, perfect for a days shopping!

Greek is the national language; however, you will find English is widely spoken almost everywhere on the island. As tourism from France, Germany and Russia increases, these languages are also becoming more common. Cyprus… A carefree place where a sense of timelessness is magnified by the kindness of the people…