Cyprus Life

A dream come true

Cyprus has attracted people for over 9,000 years for a variety of reasons. It has now become a full member of the EU since 1^st May 2004. Today, it appeals to visitors from all over the world with only one thing in mind, to relax and enjoy life’s simple pleasures. 

You will find that the Cypriot natives host the many foreign visitors with a warm friendly and tolerant acceptance and make you feel very welcome.

There is a lot of history with Cyprus and the many fascinating Greek & Roman heritages sites make a great place for sightseeing. You’ll discover that the ancient world lives side by side with modern and this makes Cyprus an interesting and enjoyable place to live.

An Island of unimaginable beauty, Cyprus has a startling variety of landscapes from sandy Blue Flag beaches to snow capped mountains. Traditional villages and olive groves give a very tranquil setting.

 Getting there

The island has two main airports, Larnaca & Paphos, served by approximately  30 major airlines with many flights from the UK and Ireland. The island is covered by a network of newly built roads, so getting about is quick and easy.

Areas

Protaras  Frequently described as the jewel of the Eastern Mediterranean. Protaras is an elite beach resort, approximately 43 minutes from Larnaca airport. A string of golden bays and rocky inlets where many fishing boats go for the daily catch. Famous for its crystalline waters used for snorkelling and scuba diving, and many cafes, bars and buzzing night life.

Larnaca Just a 10 minute ride from the airport, has a pretty palm lined promenade alongside the yacht marina at one end and a medieval fortress at the other end. This popular town is vibrant and has a busy atmosphere.

Oroklini A quiet peaceful village of winding streets, with many tavernas and bars. An excellent choice of area for the more relaxed way of life.

Tersefanou This is a tranquil area, with a new golf course planned, which will include a 5 star hotel with Spa and clubhouse facilities. Superb investment potential. 

Ayia Napa Although a famous party capital, the town has enforced regulations against all night raves and now hoasts more family friendly holiday resorts. This area is a vibrant, lively and beautiful town.