Villa Celia , Paphos, Cyprus Property ID - 1430 | Price:£614.00 per Week |
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Villa Celia 3 Bedrooms
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3 Bedrooms |
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6 Guest(s) |
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0.2km from Beach
0.5km from Restaurant/Bar/Cafe
10.0km from Restaurant/Bar/Cafe
1.5km from Shop
20.0km from Golf Course
20.0km from Paphos
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| Chloraka is centrally located approximately 10 minutes equidistant between Coral Bay and Paphos, with Paphos International airport approximately 30 minutes’ drive away. The villa is just two minutes from the sea and within walking distance of a local restaurant and corner shop. There is a regular bus service which runs frequently through Chloraka from Coral Bay to Paphos Old Town and Harbour – here you will find an array of shops, markets, cafes, nightclubs etc.
Coral Bay is considered by many to be the best beach on the island, with long stretches of gently sloping golden sand and clear, turquoise water. The streets approaching Coral Bay are lined with shops and restaurants, with a number of beachside tavernas providing refreshments. This beach can become busy in the height of summer but is well-maintained and clean.
Other attractions for families include a games centre, children’s playground and karting at Coral Bay, or the Paphos animal and bird park and Aphrodite water park.. Hiking is very popular in the spectacular Troodos mountains, around an hour’s drive from the villa - the mountain air is generally cooler although the sun will still be very strong. The Akamas Peninsula, a short drive from the villa, is a beautiful unspoilt area if you are looking for a some peace and tranquility. Water sports are available at all the main seaside resorts in high season, with activities such as jet skiing, diving and boat excursions on offer. There are 3 excellent golf courses in the region, all within a half hour drive of the villa.
The city of Paphos has a harbour and castle attracting visitors all year round. There is an array of seafront fish restaurants and tavernas overlooking the colourful fishing boats bobbing gently on the water. Paphos is famous for its Pafitka fabric which can be purchased locally as well as a range of other handicrafts and gifts including pottery and lace. For those who enjoy a little culture, the famous Paphos Mosaics near Paphos harbour are well worth a visit. These astonishing Roman relics were discovered by accident in the 1960’s, when further excavation revealed preserved Roman houses with mosaics depicting scenes from ancient mythology.
Towels and linen provided
Air conditioning is available throughout on request (supplement payable).
This family villa is bright and modern, with three bedrooms and two bathrooms on the first floor. It has a private pool and terrace and a spacious ground floor living area.
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