Cyprus has so much to offer for holiday-makers, both old and young alike. Ancient sites till today stand as a testament to the island’s earlier historical connotation. But if you’re looking for a great outing then west of Cyprus has it all! Here you’ll find striking sandy beaches and breathtaking view.

Cyprus offers visitors everything from historic villages to coastal resorts, apartments and villas to suit their requirements. However, the ideal base from which to see the sights of this beautiful island in Cyprus is through a self-catering holiday apartment or villa. From here you can also visit the local shops and restaurants, or just relax on the beach.

The rates for the villas change keeping in with the season. There are villas with 1, 2, 3 and more bedrooms available on rent. So also, there are villas with private or common pool. The weather in Cyprus generally allows you to swim beginning with March till October, still there are heated pools.

Villas in Cyprus are very well connected by road and if you hire a car, it's easy to get to any place you want. But if you’re planning to have a long holiday, say more than two weeks, or you’re with a group, then it’s advisable for you to rent a villa in Cyprus, than to live in the hotel or apartments, as villa is more convenient.

Cyprus offers visitors a mix of European and Middle-Eastern cultural heritage with a dash of history spread all over the island. The ruins of ancient Greek temples and Roman mosaics along with frescoed monasteries influence the art forms of this island.

If you’re looking for a place that is more commercially developed then the southern portion of Cyprus offer tourists with holiday accommodation ranging from well furnished hotels to self-catering cottages, spacious apartments and lifestyle villas. Limassol, Larnaca, Paphos and Kato Paphos, are some of the popular towns that has modern facilities as well as anciently historic land. Ayia Napa - 16th Century Venetian monastery – has become a ‘hot spot’ with many tourists, so also Cypriots, with its idyllic beaches.

While northern Cyprus is relatively undeveloped. The only attraction is the Kyrenia resort and a Roman time castle, located on the northern coast of Cyprus, which now has a museum and a chapel of Byzantine. If you love ancient history and architecture, beautiful landscapes and sandy beaches, then Cyprus is the place to be!