Europe’s easternmost Mediterranean isle, lies at the crossroads of Europe, Asia & Africa. Yet it is the European cultural identity that sets the tone to the island’s infinitely varied character. Situated in the far North Eastern corner of the Mediterranean, Cyprus’ climate is a great attraction due to 340 days of sunshine and with temperatures reaching the low 70’s in December & January. The mild winters and light rainfalls make Cyprus a healthy & comfortable place to live.
With over 9000 years of rich culture with a colourful history, has made Cyprus has been included in Unesco’s World Cultural Heritage List.

With its rich vegetation, the island of Cyprus is a paradise for nature lovers. In spring, the land is transformed into a sea of blossom, with colourful flowers and shrubs covering the hills & valleys, whilst fruit & ornamental tress are displayed in full bloom.During the sun-drenched summer, grain turns the countryside golden yellow and flowering oleander provides a colourful counterpoint.Autumn is perfumed with the scent of herbs, fruit, and wine and with the rare strawberry tree bearing its crimson fruit blended with red & orange autumn foliage leaving trails of beauty.In the island’s mild winter, almond trees blossom and citrus ripens while the Troodos Mountains are covered in a white blanket of snow.

This is the season of the migratory birds that winter here; flocks of songbirds, pink flamingos, geese and swans populate the island.There are vistas of beaches and sea on the one side, woods and mountains to the other.Gently rolling hills and steep coastal cliffs, picturesque coves and Mediterranean vegetation. Quaint & traditional mountain & coastline villages are scattered abundantly throughout Cyprus, with each offering something inspiring that makes it unique.

It is so easy to discover Cyprus’ richly contrasting beauty at every season. The garden of Aphrodite displays its splendours all year round