The
larger towns of Cyprus
Nicosia
(Lefkosia): The last divided capital
city on earth. Nicosia is a combination of old
and new. One example of are the city's Venetian
walls, located not far from its cosmopolitan heart.
Ayia
Napa (Agia Napa): Although this resort
has long held a reputation for its unruly nightlife,
the recent election of a new mayoress has seen
a dramatic change in the town's approach to its
nightlife.
Coral
Bay (Bay of Maa): This stretch of
coast has long been regarded as one of the most
exclusive areas in Cyprus, consisting mainly of
beautiful villas overlooking the clear blue Mediterranean.
Kiti: To
the south of Larnaca, along with neighbouring Pervolia,
this well developed community offers many activities
and amenities.
Larnaca
Town (Larnaka): Has much to offer
visitors and residents alike by being Cyprus'
third largest city and one of the main holiday
destinations in Cyprus.
Latchi
(Latsi): This is one of the most
picturesque villages in Cyprus, located on the
shores of Chrysochou Bay.
Limassol
Town (Lemesos): One of the most important
trade centres on the island, the second largest
city in Cyprus, can be found on the south coast
of Cyprus.
Oroklini
(Voroklini): In the last years, to
the east of Larnaca, the Oroklini area has become
somewhat of a hotspot for property with British
citizens.
Paphos
Town (Pafos): Paphos
is a firm favourite with immigrants and holiday
makers alike, due to its reputation as Cyprus'
playground. |
Larger
Cypriot Towns
Paralimni: In
recent times, the provincial capital of free Famagusta province has
evolved into one of the most popular destinations for overseas property
buyers and tourists alike.
Pervolia
(Perivolia): This town, to the south of Larnaca,
boasts a number of exclusive properties for sale and a solid
infrastructure.
Peyia
(Pegia): This charming village with its glorious
natural surroundings and majestic views is located in the hills
above Coral Bay and Paphos.
Pissouri: Playing
host to many festivals each year, Pissouri is a charming seaside
village set on the coast about half way between Paphos and Limassol.
Protaras: Situated on
the east coast of the island, Protaras is home to some of the finest
beaches in Cyprus. A former fishing village, this area is now one
of the favourite destinations in Cyprus with tourists and property
buyers from abroad.
Polis: Polis
and its neighbour Latchi are among the most beautiful locations in
Cyprus having proximity to the scenic Akamas peninsula and unspoiled
nature.
Pyla: The
area has a reputation of being somewhat of a hotspot for property.
This village along with Oroklini is set back from Larnaca Bay.
Tersefanou
(Tersephanou): Larnaca’s forthcoming championship golf
course will be situated next to this village. With over C£250,000,000
worth of property being constructed, this golf complex will rival
both Aphrodite Hills and Secret Valley. |
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