Booking Flights to Cyprus try these links
You can fly into Paphos - 25 mins away from villa or Larnaca which is an hour and a half approx away from Paphos.
- www.cyprusairways.com tel them direct at 02083591333
- www.easyjet.co.uk
- www.britishairways.co.uk
- www.thomsonfly.co.uk
- www.monarch.co.uk
www.thomascook.co.uk
More flights to try into Paphos or Larnaca airports.
http://www.travelsupermarket.com/c/cheap-flights/
www.airflights.co.uk best deals.
Traveldeals4less on freephone 0800 032 6567. (Sometimes they can find seats that are not available on the internet.)
Car Hire firms
Car Hire companys
COSTAS RENTALS
87, Apostolou Pavlou avenue, Kato Paphos, shop 11 26931651
Paphos
Costas car Rentals
Details
Cyhire
Paphos Cyprus 26321555
Paphos
Panicos Cycar Rentals Ltd
Piyale Pashia 100 Larnaca
P.o box 42795
Larnaca 6503 0035724656661
Larnaca
some that you may wish to try to get the best deals.
Also try Avis and Hertz.And Noni at Elephant car rental below.Budget car rentals, or cyprus airlines if you need to pick up at one airport and return to another.
Car hire
Car hire ask for
Noni, letter to them
Hi Angela
Thank you for your kind words. We're working our hardest to offer our customer the best value for their money.
We are very pleased that you liked the car and the service. Any recommendations in order to improve our service are very welcome.
Take care and hope you'll keep us in mind on your next visit to Cyprus.
Kind Regards,Noni & Tito Touloupos Elephant Rent a Car, Ltd.
www.elephantrentacar.com
tel them say we sent you 00357 99563763
ni at Elephant Rent a Car, Ltd.tell him we sent you.
Tel: 00357 99563763
www.europcar.com.cy
www.astracarrentals.com
www.avis.com.cy
www.hertz.com.cy
www.worldwide.sixt.com
Flights to Egypt and the Holy land
These are possible please check prices google it from Paphos Airport and Larnaca airports.
Winter skiing in Troodos mountains
Skiing is available normally from January -March each year,Please check with Mount OlympusResort for more snow detials and prices. Snowboarding ,sking ,resort. Sking in morning then Sun bathing in the afternoon.Troodos mountains are around 1 hour drive from the villa.
Link to our other rental sites
http://www.holiday-rentals.co.uk/421463?refid=property_link&catid=421463"
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Directions to our villa,print this.
Coming from Larnaca airport Follow signs A6 motorway all the way to to Paphos town.
Or if arriving from Paphos airport.Follow signs out of airport to the left to Paphos.
On arrival into Paphos
Keep going until you see in front of you a large roundabout with a football stadium opposite it.
Go Round this roundabout .
Take third exit Passing Debenhams store on your right.
Carry on pass Mc Donlds on rightside, untill you come to the next roundabout.Take first exit left.Carry onto next roundabout first exit left.You will come to traffic lights take a right up following signs to Polis .
You will see signs for the main Polis road . Go along the main Polis road for a mile approx past all the large shops and large furnuiture stores along the Either side of this road.
You will see a big red sign on left marked with the words "Kiosk" and "Tremithousa"left.
Now Turn left sign posted Tremithousa into Agiou Neophytou Ave., Opposite is the " Relax swimming pools"shop.
Go Over three speed humps then turn left Down into Athinas Ave. You will see a small school on your left side.
Past Ollies Taverna bar on right and take second right turn which is opposite a tiny flower shop you will see signs on the wall for this.Turn right into Socrati Hadjiantoniou, past a tiny small church on right take take the Second Left in a tiny road called Ayais Sofias (go slow as the sign can be obstructed by tree foliage that grows so quickly so look carefully) follow this road to end and turn left into Melanos rd , its the second new villa down on right.Numbers on the front,There are street lamps out side the main road. Easy to see at night as road is lite up well.
Villa Keys at main entrance key fob.
Top 10 attractions of the area
Top 10 attractions of the area
Troodos Mountains
Well maintained trails wind up through the slopes of these ancient mountains past Byzantine churches and black pine trees. Surrounding the area, you will be able to enjoy the sights and smells of nearby cedar and pine forests. All of the painted churches of the Troodos are little gems of craftsmanship set in breathtaking scenery. Panayia tou Araka - the church of Our Lady of the Pea - is a superb example and one of ten painted churches on the UNESCO world heritage site list. The church itself is tiny and is dwarfed by its snow proof roof and the wooden trellis that surrounds it. However, when you walk inside, the vibrant colours and the number of frescoes takes your breath away. In winter Mount Olympus plays host to hundreds of skiers.
Places of intrest
Kourion/Kolossi Castle
Ancient Kourion and the castle at Kolossi are both in the Limassol area and can be visited together in a day. They are just two examples of the wealth of history to be found in Cyprus. Kourion is one of the most spectacular archaeological sites on the island. This ancient city kingdom has many ancient treasures including the Greco Roman theatre dating from the second century BC, which has been fully restored. Other sites include baths, houses - some with beautiful mosaics and a stadium. The ruins at Kourion are to be found in breathtaking scenery overlooking the sea. As it is one of Cyprus's most popular tourist attractions, it worth arriving early in high season. Kolossi Castle - here you will encounter a military site that once stood as a Crusader fortress of the Knights of St John, dating back to the 13th century.
Baths of Aphrodite
This is the natural feature carved from limestone. Legend states that Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of love, used to take her baths here. This is where you will encounter a natural pool surrounded by plenty of land to explore.
Tomb of the Kings
Larnaca Fort
Shopping
SHOPPING
Lacework and embroidery, pottery and woodwork, and jewellery are the artistic heritage of Cyprus is a reflection of the islands history and traditions that have endured for centuries. Most of the raw materials used in crafts, from copper to silk and cotton, are native to Cyprus. Since 1975 the government has actively strived to preserve local craftworks by creating the Cyprus Handicraft Service. They provide goods to the large Cyprus Handicraft Centre (Lefkosia) and official craft shops.
Children and water. We all know children and water do not mix. And holidays are so much more relaxing when children can swim. When mine were babies they learnt to swim early by wearing a poly otter costume with removable floats. As the child becomes more proficient you simply remove the floats and eventually they are swimming with no floats! Another benefit of this type of costume is that the child's arms are not restricted, as they are with arm bands. These costumes are available for babies through to adults, and there are costumes for disabled people too. Poly otter/Zoggs also have sun resistant float costumes too, including some with t shirts which could prevent children and babies getting burnt shoulders. Prices start at around £20 and GB Sports are offering 10% off and free delivery http://www.gb-sports.co.uk Tel: 01989 563723
Places of intrest contd
Paphos Harbour and Castle
The harbour at Paphos attracts visitors all year round, who take the opportunity to walk along the quay and maybe visit one of the fish restaurants, tavernas or cafes. The view is superb with lots of colourful fishing boats bobbing in the harbour. The castle is in fact all that remains of a much earlier castle dating from 1391, which was demolished by the Venetians. The Ottomans used it as dungeons and the British as a warehouse for salt! It can be reached via a small bridge over a moat and is worth a visit for the view from the top.
Choirokitia
To go right back to Cyprus's earliest history, you need to visit the remains of stone age settlements at Choirokitia, better preserved than most other Neolithic sites in the eastern Mediterranean. The settlement dates back to sixth and seventh centuries BCstreets and lanes and a larger chieftain's mansion.
The Paphos Mosaics
A must for all visitors are the colourful and intricate Roman mosaics to be found in Paphos. They were discovered by accident in the 1960's - further excavation revealed a number of Roman houses all with spectacular mosaics, depicting scenes from ancient mythology. Harbour.
Akamas National Park
Studded with sandy bays, deep gorges and home to over 500 species of plants, 168 types of birds plus a host of other animals and insects this is a nature lover's paradise. Akamas Peninsula in the summer is frequented by turtles, which makes it extremely popular.
