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Cyprus (Location Information)

Imagine there was an island...bathed in Mediterranean sunshine, where the sky was blue, the sea warm and the sandy beaches were fringed with swaying palm trees… Imagine you could go hiking or skiing in the mountains in the morning, and deep-sea diving in the afternoon, visit ancient archaeological sites one day and watch the sunset on the waterfront the next… Imagine a place where the people were friendly, it was safe, the pace of life was easy, the food tasty, and the simple life was good. Now imagine this is not a fairytale, but part of daily life in Cyprus.

COULD THIS BE FOR YOU?
The Mediterranean island of Cyprus, and especially the western region of Pafos, as well as being a popular winter sun destination for romantic and family holidays, is also one of the best-kept secrets as a lifestyle destination. Living here is easy, as Cypriots drive on the left, English is widely spoken and understood, the Cypriot legal system is based on the English one and you enjoy the benefits of a stable growing economy that is part of the EU. Cyprus is also becoming a most attractive low-tax haven for ex-patriots, and the exceptionally low levels of crime make it a safe place to live at any time of life.

The mythical island of Cyprus, with its spectacular Troodos mountains, traditional villages, sandy beaches, long coastline and Akamas national park has centuries of culture to be proud of, and a vibrant Mediterranean lifestyle waiting for you today.

The standard of living in Cyprus is excellent and the cost of living remarkably low considering the quality of life. A virtually pollution free environment and enviably low crime rates make the island a comfortable and stress-free place to reside.

FABULOUS SCENERY
With its fantastic all-year round summer climate, fine beaches and smart new golf courses, Cyprus is no less renowned for the warm hospitality of its locals and relaxing Mediterranean lifestyle. The island of Cyprus is the third largest in the Mediterranean covering a land area of 9,251 sq km. The land mass itself contrasts between the pine forest clad peaks of the Troodos mountain range, stunning natural rock formations and long stretches of sandy beach.

SANDY BEACHES AND MOUNTAIN VILLAGES
The warm blue waters of the sparkling Mediterranean Sea are calm, making pure pleasure of a day’s sailing or time spent relaxing on the beach.

A sense of timelessness lingers in the foothills and mountain villages of the Troodos, where daily life has changed little as the centuries have passed. The hospitality of old Cyprus can still be found and savoured here in many family tavernas. Take lunch under trailing vines that provide a shady respite for lunch from the hot summer sun.

CULTURAL WEALTH
Aside from the island’s obvious visitor appeal with its expanse of stunning coastline, guaranteed sunshine, quaint traditional villages nestling on spectacular mountains, and irresistible cuisine, Cyprus’ richly textured society and culture offer that bit more than most holiday destinations.

Lying at the crossroads of Europe, Asia and Africa the country reflects a multitude of cultural influences.

ARCHAEOLOGICAL RICHES
Numerous archaeological finds across the island bear witness to many ancient civilisations that have left their influence on the island over the centuries. This extraordinary heritage goes back over 10,000 years, and makes Cyprus the diverse and captivating land it is today.

GETTING HERE
For travellers, getting here has never been easier with record numbers of international flights and sea connections. Door-to-door travel times are shorter than many other European destinations. Once you are here, the island is easiest to navigate by car or jeep, which you can rent locally. We are happy to help you find and book your flights to Cyprus to meet us and view our properties. Take advantage of our complimentary travel and accommodation booking service.

SEASONAL TEMPERATURES
One of the main attractions of buying property and living in Cyprus is the year-round guaranteed sunshine. Take a look at the temperature chart and decide - where would you prefer to be today?