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Tritonia Developers

With the compliments of
Tritonia Developers
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We l c o m e
“ K a l o s o r i s e s ”
Contents
C y p r u s f o r a l l s e a s o n s 4-5
P l a c e s t o v i s i t 6-17
‘Kalosorises’ means ‘Welcome’ in the Cypriot dialect and
A c t i v i t i e s i n C y p r u s 14-19
no doubt you will hear this expression of warmth and
C y p r u s W i n e s & C l a s s i c C u i s i n e 20-21
generosity expressed by the locals countless times on your
C y p r u s A r t s & C r a f t s 22-23
stay here.
E s p e c i a l l y P a f o s 24
Hospitality is Cyprus’ speciality and is given in abundance
T r i t o n i a Q u a l i t y 25
to its visitors. So it’s no wonder many find themselves
P e y i a 26-29
choosing Cyprus as their home.
K a t h i k a s 30-31
A welcome is usually a precusor to a gift from the heart
D r o u s h i a 32-33
and apart from the giving nature of Cypriots, the Isalnd
P r o d r o m i 34-35
itself also bestows many gifts to its guests.
A y i a M a r i n a 36-37
Tritonia Welcomes you to Aphrodite’s choice and wishes
A r m o u 38-39
you a pleasant and refreshing stay.
G e n e r a l I n f o r m a t i o n 40-41
T a x F a c t s 42
M a p F i n d e r 43
Information and images generously provided by visitcyprus.org.cy
Information and prices correct at time of going to print
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Cyprus
for
all
seasons
“One of the benefits of being a Mediterranean
island is plentiful sunshine throughout the year, and Cyprus is no exception. In fact, Cyprus
It is still possible to enjoy swimming, while inland excursions to villages and vineyards for wine tastings can be very
enjoyable.
Autumn also brings with it the annual Kypria festival, with prestigious local and international musical and dramatic
performances at venues throughout Cyprus.
Wint e r - “ A n a ct iv e s e a s o n”
epitomizes the ideal weather of the region with sunny days and fine temperatures almost every
December and January are the months of Mediterranean winter,
day. Extremes of temperatures are rare, meaning Cyprus has something to offer every month of
of bright sunshine a day. This is the time of year when smaller
bringing the possibility of rain, but still an average of six hours
the year, whether it’s swimming (as late as November) or enjoying cultural sites and festivals
Mediterranean destinations shut down for the season, but not
(all year long). While seasonal fluctuations are not drastic, however, they are different.”
important heritage sites and museums, all at their least crowded in
Here’s what to expect...
in Cyprus. The island is a major business centre and has many
winter.
The cultural calendar is also alive and well throughout the winter,
with new events coming all the time. The summer resort of Agia
S u m m er, “ When it Sizzles”
Summer stretches from mid-May to mid-October and means
high temperatures, cloudless skies and cooling breezes from the
sea. It’s the ideal season for swimming, sunbathing and a whole
range of watersports from sailing to scuba diving.
Napa, for example, offers a “Cultural Winter” with classical music
concerts and modern and folkloric dance performances.
Early into February there is occasional rain, and often snow in
Troodos, ideal for skiing!
“If in summer Cyprus is the place to bask in the sun, then spring is the time to savor the
At this time of year, it’s good to explore the archaeological
natural beauty of the island in bloom.”
sites early in the morning or in late afternoon, avoiding the
hottest part of the day. It’s always a good idea to bring along
sun protection, such as sunscreen and a broad-brimmed hat.
Even in the height of summer when it’s 32C (90F) at the beach
(and warmer inland), temperatures are refreshingly cooler
in Troodos, making the mountains ideal for hiking or simply
relaxing.
The days of October and November are still sunny and the water warm enough for comfortable swimming. Basically, it’s
Spring - “Delights!”
The first orchids bloom in January in Cyprus, and by mid-February the countryside is already alive with fresh green
meadows and almond trees in bloom. March days can still be cool (daytime temperatures around 19C or 65F, 9C or 40F at
night) but steadily moderate.
Early spring is a wonderful time to visit Cyprus, with pleasant daytime temperatures and many of the ancient ruins
framed by a carpet of red anemones and other wildflowers. In April and into the middle of May, spring is in full force. This
still summer. In Lemesos, the first ten days of September bring the annual Wine Festival, a buoyant period not to be missed.
is an ideal time for nature hikes and off-road adventures in the pristine Akamas Peninsula. A u t u m n , “ Warm and S u n n y “
alone, there are 700 plant species, of which 40 are endemic. From February to April, pink cyclamen sprout up from rocky
Toward the end of October evenings do tend to get cooler, however. In October and through November the leaves change
colour in Troodos and vineyards take on gold and crimson hues against a backdrop of crystal clear sunlight.
Cyprus has 1,950 species of flowering plants, 140 of which grow nowhere else but on the island, and in the Akamas
foothills and thickets forming riveting adornments to the Baths of Aphrodite. From March to April, the pink wavy-leaved
monkey orchid (Orchis Italica) grows in dense patches around Pafos.
In Cyprus even mid-November can feel like summer, but by the end of the month, medium-weight apparel for the late
afternoons and evenings will enhance the traveller’s experience.
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Places
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The House of Aion, mosaic floor depicting Apollo and Marysas.
The Mosaics
Tel: 26 30 62 17. September-May Daily: 08:00-17:00. June-August Daily: 08:00-19:30. Entrance fees: €3,40.
The mosaic floors of these noblemen’s villas dating from the 3rd to the 5th century AD are considered among the finest
in the Eastern Mediterranean. The colourful and intricate Roman mosaics to be found in Paphos are a must for all visitors
to Cyprus. They were discovered by accident in the 1960’s - further excavation revealed a number of Roman houses all
with spectacular mosaics, depicting scenes from ancient Greek mythology. The mosaics give a clue to the wealthy and
opulent lives of some of the Roman Paphiots. The main sites are the House of Dionysos, the House of Aion and the House of
Theseus.
A g io s Ne o fy t o s M o na s t e r y
April-October, Monday-Sunday: 09:00-13:00 & 14:00-18:00. November-March, Monday-Sunday: 09:00-13, 14:00-16:00.
Entrance fee for the Museum and the Egkleistra: €0,85. 9km (5.5 miles) north of Pafos.
Founded at the end of the 12th century by the Cypriot hermit and writer Neofytos. The ‘Egkleistra’, an enclosure carved
out of the mountain by the hermit, contains some of the finest Byzantine frescoes dating from the 12th to 15th century.
The medieval fort set in the Pafos harbour, hosts intruiging chambers which take the visitor back in time.
To mbs o f t h e King s
Pafos
M ed i ev a l F ort
June-August Daily: 10:00-18:00. September-May Daily: 10:00-17:00. Entrance fees: €1,70.
Pafos Harbour area was originally a Byzantine fort built to protect the harbour, it was rebuilt by the Lusignans in the 13th
century, dismantled by the Venetians in 1570 and rebuilt by the Ottomans after they captured the island in the 16th century.
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Tel: 26 30 62 95. Daily: 08:00-17:00 November-March. 08:00-18:00 April-May & Sept-Oct. 08:00-19:30 June-August. Entrance
fees: €1,70.
Spread over a vast area, a little over 2 kilometeres, this impressive necropolis dates back to the 4th century BC. They
are carved out of solid rock with some being decorated with Doric pillars. High officials rather than Kings were buried
here, but the magnificence of the tombs gave the locality its name. Archaeological excavations are still being carried out.
Ancient burial habits as in Egypt included burying personal belongings with the dead, such items include amphorae and
through their markings it is possible to date these artefacts. Although the tombs have been casually explored for centuries
and subjected to systematic excavation in the latter 1970’s, the University of Sydney is in the process of publicising its finds.
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Kourion is one of the most glorious ancient kingdoms of Cyprus. It controlled ‘Kouris’, the fertile valley river of the same name.
Ko ur io n, A rch a e o lo g ica l Sit e
Tel: 25 93 42 50. Daily: 08:00-17:00 November-March. 08:00-18:00. April-May & Sept-Oct. 08:00-19:30. June-August. Entrance
fees: €1,70. Episkopi, 19 km (11,5 miles) west of Lemesos. One of the most spectacular archaeological sites on the island where excavations still bring new treasures to light. The
magnificent Graeco-Roman Theatre was originally built in the 2nd century BC and is now fully restored and used for
musical and theatrical performances.
The castle of Kolossi’s four walls are 1.25 meters thick and have withstood mighty earthquakes throughout the centuries.
The House of Eustolios, originally a private Roman villa, became a public recreation centre during the Early Christian
period. It consists of a complex of baths and a number of rooms with beautiful 5th century AD mosaic floors. The Early
Christian basilica dated to the 5th century, was probably the Cathedral of Kourion with a baptistery attached to the north
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face. The House of Achilles and the House of the Gladiators have beautiful mosaic floors. The Nymphaeum, dedicated to the
water nymphs, is an elegant Roman structure.
K o l o ssi M edieval C astle
A ma t h o us , A rch a e o lo g ica l Sit e
Tel: 25 93 49 07. Daily: 09:00-17:00 November-March. 09:00-18:00 April-May & Sept-Oct. 09:00-19:30 June-August. Entrance
Daily: 09:00-17:00 November-March. 09:00-18:00 April-May & Sept-Oct. 09:00-19:30 June-August. Entrance fees: €1,70. 11 km
fees: €1,70. Kolossi is 14 km (9 miles) west of Lemesos.
(7 miles) east of Lemesos centre. A fine example of military architecture, originally constructed in the 13th century and subsequently rebuilt in its present
One of the ancient city-kingdoms of Cyprus where, according to mythology, Theseus left the pregnant Ariadne to be taken
form in the middle of the 15th century. After the fall of Acre in 1291, it served as the Grand Commandery of the Knights
care of after his battle with the Minotaur. A very important cult of Aphrodite-Astarte flourished here.
of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem. In the 14th century it came for a few years under the domain of the Knights Templar.
Excavations have revealed parts of the Acropolis and Agora areas, as well as part of the upper and lower city. The remains
Nearby are the ruins of a sugar mill also dating to the 14th century.
including five early Christian Basilicas date from the Archaic, Roman and Christian periods.
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The Mosque of Umm Haram is the chief Muslim shrine on the island and of great importance for the entire Muslim world.
Larnaka
H a l a S u l t a n Tekke - S alt L ake
Daily: 07:30-19:30 June-August. 09:00-18:00 April-May & Sept-Oct. 09:00-17:00 November-March. Entrance free. Dromolaxia,
5 km (3 miles) west of Larnaka town.
Built in 1816 over the tomb of Umm Haram, allegedly a relative of Prophet Mohhamed who died on this spot in 649
during the first Arab raids. The mosque is an important place of Moslem pilgrimage ranking immediately after the shrines
of Mecca, Medina and Al Aqsha in Jerusalem.
To the west of the town of Larnaca lies the Salt Lake, the haunt of migrant flamingoes from December to March. The Salt
Legend tells that the cross of the good thief, crucified alonside Jesus Christ, was brought to Stavrovouni after St. Helena was shipwrecked.
Lake (1.2sq.mi/2.2sq.km), just off the airport road, is one of the most distinctive landmarks of the area. In the winter it fills
with water and attracts large numbers of migrating birds, including flamingoes, which form a blaze of pink as they gather in
the center of the lake. In the summer the water evaporates, leaving a crust of salt and a haze of gray dust.
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St a v ro v o uni M o na s t e r y
Tel: 24 53 36 30 (answering machine). Opening Hours: September-March 08:00-12:00 & 14:00-17:00. April-August 08:00-12:00
& 15:00-18:00. 9km (6 miles) off the Lefkosia-Lemesos road, 40 km (25 miles) from Larnaka.
Perched on a rocky peak, Stavrovouni means Mountain of the Cross. According to tradition it was founded in the 4th
Entrance free.
century by Saint Helena, mother of Constantine the Great. The monastery was the sanctuary for the Holy cross of which
It is the site of a Neolithic settlement found in a better state of preservation than most others from this period, not only
remains a small fragment embedded within a silver cross. The brotherhood is extremely devout, keeping vows as strict as
in Cyprus but in the whole of the Eastern Mediterranean. It represents through its consecutive phases of building, the
those of the Mount Athos brotherhood in Greece. There is an impressive ceremony and celebrations on 14th September, the
whole history of the Neolithic period in Cyprus and divulges precious information as to the spread of the Neolithic culture
day of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross.
throughout the region.
The Monastery of Agia Varvara (Saint Barbara) at the foot of Stavrovouni hill, is easily accessible and the monks here have
Five dwellings in close proximity have been reconstructed following the Neolithic model, using the same methods and
a high reputation for icon painting. Women are not allowed to visit Stavrovouni Monastery. Men may visit the monastery,
traditional materials and have been furnished with copies of objects actually found inside the houses during excavations.
properly dressed. The use of cameras or video-cameras is strictly prohibited.
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Exquisite iconography can be seen at Machairas.
M a ch a ir a s M o na s t e r y
Tel: 22 35 93 34. The convent is open for group visits only on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday: 09:00-12:00. 41 km south of
Lefkosia through Deftera and Pera villages.
Founded by two monks in 1148, when an icon of the Virgin Mary was found in a nearby cave, the monastery is set in a
picturesque dip in the Machairas mountains. The Vestry has a room where the Monastery’s old books and manuscripts are
The unmistakeable Aphrodite has become synonymous with Cyprus, apart from being her birthplace, her spirit embodies the Island.
kept, galleries and rooms containing icons and other religious artefacts. No photos or video-cameras are allowed within the
Monastery area.
Lefkosia
Troodos
C y p ru s M u seu m-A rc haeologic al
Ky k k o s M o na s t e r y
Tel: 22 86 58 64, 22 86 58 88, Fax: 357 22 30 31 48. Opening Hours: ALL YEAR ROUND. Monday-Saturday: 09:00-17:00,
The Museum of Kykkos and the Monastery are open daily. Tel: 22 94 27 36 November-May: 10:00-16:00. June-October: 10:00-
Sunday: 10:00-13:00. Entrance fees: €3,40. 1 Mouseiou Str.,
18:00. Entrance fees: €5, €3 for groups. The monastery is located 12km after Pedoulas village in Troodos mountain area. The house of Archaeological Treasures of Cyprus, 14 Galleries of Original Art Pieces from the 8th millennium B.C. to the
The most famous and richest monastery in Cyprus. Founded in 1100 and dedicated to the Virgin Mary, it possesses one of
end of Antiquity. Priceless and fascinating collection of Cypriot antiquities and treasures from the Neolithic Age to the Early
the three surviving icons ascribed to Saint Luke. The icon, covered in silver gilt and enclosed in a shrine of tortoiseshell and
Byzantine period. No country in the world of the size of Cyprus can boast of a past so ancient and a culture of such diversity
mother-of-pearl, stands at the front of the iconostasis. The first President of Cyprus, Archibishop Makarios III served here
and wealth. Situated in the Eastern Mediterranean and surrounded by the cultures of the Aegean and the Near East as well
as a novice. Religious fairs are held at Kykkos on the 15th August and 8th September. The Museum of Kykkos, houses an
as those of Anatolia and Egypt, Cyprus became the melting pot of external influences from the dawn of her history, but at
important collection of consecrated vessels and Cypriot antiquities.
the same time developed her own cultural physiognomy which she cherished persistently throughout the Ages.
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Activities
in C y p r u s
Set your own pace. Walk or pedal through vineyards and
From Larnaka Marina along Larnaka, Agia Napa, Protaras
unspoiled mountain villages. Discover hidden medieval
coast and back. From Polis (Latsi) along the Akamas coast
churches. Challenge yourself to take on a steep mountain
and back.
incline. Or take it easy marvelling at breath-taking views.
Cyprus’ roads, ranging from flat asphalted country roads
to steep mountain trails along peaceful, unfrequented
and scenic routes, are perfect for these activities, while
distances are short.
There are top class golfing courses in Cyprus situated
in peaceful surroundings amidst landscaped hills with
spectacular views. It is the ideal place for tennis all year
round, even in the summer evenings, thanks to cool
breezes and floodlighting.
With warm crystal clear seas, no tides or dangerous
currents. Cyprus is perfect for water sports. Discover the
magic of underwater worlds by snorkelling or diving. Get
away from the crowds on the beach by chartering a yacht
or joining an organised boat trip and anchor in a secluded
cove. Try the waterparks for thrills or parasailing for a new
sensation. Relish the exhilaration of the wind powering
you forward by learning to sail or windsurf. Or just simply
relax...
B oat Tri p s a l on g t h e c oa s t of
Cyprus
One day sea cruises in the crystal-clear Mediterranean
waters, are organised from May to October. These usually
include drinks and snacks on board, with lunch served
“W ha tev e r you pas s ion , Cy p r us h a s s o m e t h i ng f o r e v e r y o n e. ”
Guaranteed sunshine almost every day of the year is
thing to being a Formula 1 driver by zooming around
just one of the reasons why you would choose Cyprus to
a karting track. Go horseback riding along the beaches.
indulge in your favourite sport. Whether you just want
Cyprus lends itself to winter training and is popular with
to play for fun while relaxing in idyllic surroundings, or
all kinds of professional sportsmen. A number of north
are a professional athlete looking for winter training, there
European football teams choose to come here to train
are facilities for everyone, from football and golf to water
during the winter months, thanks to the sunny weather
sports and hiking.
and excellent facilities.
There are myriad sporting activities available in Cyprus.
Cyprus is a great place for hiking and cycling both for
Try your hand at a game of golf. Experience the closest
the sport and as a means to explore the region.
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follows: From Lemesos old Harbour to Lady’s Mile beach
and back. From Pafos Harbour to Coral Bay, Pegeia area and
back. From Agia Napa to Paralimni, Protaras area and back.
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either on board, or at a seaside restaurant. Itineraries are as
D i v i n g / Su b - Aq u a Act ivit ie s
The crystal clear water of the Mediterranean Sea surrounding
Cyprus is a colourful world in which to dive if you want to
enjoy serenity itself. With water temperatures varying from
27 to 16 degrees Celsius, Cyprus offers one of the longest
diving seasons in the Mediterranean.
Spear-fishing is prohibited within the bathers’ areas,
which are demarcated with red buoys. It is forbidden to
remove antiquities and sponges from the bottom of the
sea.
Organized Sub-Aqua clubs and Diving centres can be
found in all towns and resorts, as well as at a number of
hotels. Besides these clubs and centres, many firms sell or
hire sub-aqua equipment to holders of diving certificates.
For more information please contact: Cyprus Federation
of Underwater Activities (C.F.U.A.) P.O.Box: 21503, 1510
Lefkosia, Tel: 22 75 46 47, e-mail: cypf00@cmas.org
G o Ka r t i n g
1) The Need 4 Speed, Erimi, Lemesos, Tel: 99 46 22 69
2) The Karting Centre, Germasogeia tourist area, behind
Semiramis Restaurant, Lemesos, Tel: 25 32 77 00.
3) Karting Centre Dromolaxia, Larnaka, Tel: 70 00 76 77.
4) Pafos Karting Centre, Off Poseidonos Ave. (north of Riu
Cypria Maris Hotel), Pafos, Tel: 80 00 08 07.
5) Roskos Karting Centre, off Poseidonos Ave. (near
Aphrodite Waterpark), Pafos, Tel: 99 61 30 50.
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H orse Ri d i n g
G olf
Combining sea, sun, green and a perfect climate Cyprus is an ideal location for golf all year round. Clubhouses with 18 hole
golf courses, practice facilities, and individual lessons are all on offer to todays demanding golfers.
Cyprus Golf Federation P.O. Box 62085, Pafos, Cyprus. Tel: 26 64 29 78, Tel.: 99 67 56 68 (9am - 4pm Mon-Fri) e-mail: cgf@
This sport can be enjoyed all the year round at Horse Riding Centres or Ranches, all set up in beautiful surroundings all over
the island. Trekking and hacking for all level of riders is on offer. Riding lessons are also available at the Riding Centres,
which offer professional teaching facilities, well-trained horses and qualified instructors who provide lessons for all levels.
cyprusgolffed.org. Four golf courses operate on the island:
For more information please contact:
1) Tsada Golf Club. Near Tsada village 20 minutes drive, north of Pafos town in the grounds of a 12th century monastery. It
1) The Cyprus Equestrian Federation, P.O.Box 14043, 2153 Lefkosia, Tel: 99 67 33 33, e-mail: notorious.equ@cytanet.com.cy.
is an 18 hole course created by Donald Steel, it plays to a par 72 all green and measures 6.060 m.
2) Nicosia Riding Club: Tel: 99 67 17 89, e-mail: excalib3r17@yahoo.com.
2) The Secret Valley Golf Club, is located 18 km east of Pafos and 49 km from Lemesos, near “Petra tou Romiou”, the
3) Amathus Park Riding School: Parekklisia village, Lemesos, Tel: 99 60 41 09, e-mail: dpat9@hotmail.com.
legendary birthplace of Aphrodite. It is an 18 hole course, plays to a Par 71 and measures 5.904 m. for more information
on the above two golf courses please apply to:“CYPRUS GOLF RESORTS LTD” P.O.Box 62085, CY 8062 Pafos, Tel: 26 64 27
74/5, e-mail: golfers2@cytanet.com.cy, website: www.cyprusgolf.com.
3) Aphrodite Hills, an 18-hole international standard golf course - plays to a par 71/70 and measures 6.299 m. Located near
the birthplace of Aphrodite. For more information please contact: Aphrodite Ave. 2, 8500 Kouklia, Pafos, Tel: 26 82 82 00,
e-mail: golfreservations@aphroditehills.com, website: www.aphroditehills.com/golf.
4). Vikla Golf & Country Club, is an 18-hole golf course - plays to a par 70 and measures 5.200 m. Near Vilkla village, 20km
4) Elias Country Club: Lemesos, Tel: 25 63 60 00, 99 53 50 00, e-mail: info@eliasbeach.com.
5) George’s Ranch: Agios Georgios, Pegeia, Pafos, Tel: 26 62 10 64, 99 64 77 90.
6) Drapia Farm: Kalavasos village, Tel: 24 33 29 98, e-mail: agrotourismo@cytanet.com.cy.
7) Moonshine Ranch Ltd: Kavo Gkreko, Tel: 99 60 50 42.
8) Cavalier Riding Club: Lefkosia, Tel: 99 61 13 98. i) Curium Equestrian Centre: Kourion Beach Road, Episkopi village,
Lemesos, Tel: 99 56 42 32, 99 76 72 18.
north-east of Lemesos, for more information, please contact: P.O.Box 51800, 3508 Lemesos, Tel: 25 62 28 94, e-mail: Viklagolf@
cytanet.com.cy.
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Skiing
Wat er Sp or t s
In Cyprus, snow-skiing can be enjoyed on the slopes of Mount Olympos (1951 metres a.s.l.), from the beginning of January
to the end of March. Mount Olympos is only 3 km, from Troodos hill resort, 12 km from Platres hill resort, and about an
hour’s drive from the seaside town of Lemesos and the capital Lefkosia.
The Cyprus Ski Club possesses four ski-lifts. Two of the lifts are installed on the North Face of Mount Olympos, one is 350
metres long and the other is 500 metres long. The other two ski-lifts each 150 metres long, are installed at “Sun Valley” south
of Olympos.
For further information you may apply to the Cyprus Tourism Organisation and request an info-paper on
“Skiing in Cyprus”,
or to the “Cyprus Ski Club”
A comprehensive range of sea-sports facilities can be found in Cyprus; a) Geroskipou Public Beach, at Geroskipou, 3 km
east of Pafos Harbour. b) Dasoudi Public Beach, in Lemesos. c) Larnaka Public Beach. The major sea-side hotels with their
adjoining sports-centres, non-residents are also welcome. The sea-sports sites of commercial firms which are strung along
the coastline at: a) Coral Bay: 10 km, north-west of Pafos town. b) Polis (Lakki/Latsi): 37 km, north of Pafos town. c) Various
spots along Lemesos, Larnaka, Pafos, Agia Napa and Paralimni (Protaras) coasts.
Note: On every beach red buoys indicate the swimmers’ area, where speed-boats and any other floating craft are not
allowed to enter.
P.O.Box 22185, CY 1518, Lefkosia, Tel: 22 67 53 40, e-mail:
csf@cyprusski.com, website:www.cyprusski.com.
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“The ancient Greeks took wine to the masses, the Romans to the world. But it was the innovation
G a s t ro n o m i c a l D e l i g h t s
of Cypriots that showed them how. Evidence has suggested that not only did Cyprus introduce clay
Cyprus cuisine consists of dishes that are very rich in taste
drinking goblets and wine jars for transportation further afield, but it had at least a 1,500 year head start
are used during the cooking process such as virgin olive oil
mainly for the quality of products, and the ingredients that
and wild herbs and spices.
on any of its Mediterranean cousins on the art of making wine. Wine making goes back to 2000B.C. at
When one isn’t sure what to eat, try the “Cyprus Meze”
that period Cypriot wines were considered to be so delectable that the Pharaohs of Egypt ordered it and
which is one of the most famous Cypriot delicacies. Or to
put it another way: Mezedes are a great number of different
its fine quality did not go unnoticed by the ancient Greeks and Romans. Nowadays the quality of Cyprus
Cypriot delicacies. Eating a Meze is one of the ‘musts’ on
any visit to Cyprus, and is a great guide to understanding
wines features amongst the best in the world with such a variety that provides a match for any kind of
the Cypriot mentality. Take your time and share a Meze
dish. It is also interesting to note that Commandaria is the oldest named wine in the world!“
with friends; don’t be surprised at how long it takes and
how much food is offered, ‘siga, siga!’ ‘Slowly, slowly!’
as they say in Cyprus. Mezedes can include up to 20-30
Wine Tas t in g P a f o s D i s t r i c t
dishes! Its a great way to enjoy a friend’s company, have a
few drinks and last but not least enjoy the many different
For a tour, head northwards, taking the Polis road, to the
tastes of Cyprus that a ‘Meze’ includes. Apart from many
Mesogi Industrial Estate; the Fikardos winery is modern
meat and pulse dishes do not forget the fresh fish delicacies
and functional, and the range of wines worth the journey.
from the crystal clear waters of the Mediterranean Sea.
Kathikas has several excellent eating places and two
wineries, K & K Vasilikon and Sterna.
At Statos, you may visit the Avakas and Amforeas
Wineries to look, taste and buy. Like in most wineries, you
may choose from a range of dry to medium red, white and
rose wines.
“Cypriots do not simply eat, they enjoy food with familiy and friends, so it’s no wonder
we have the saying, ‘...the way to the Heart is through the stomach...’”
Further into the hills, the winery at Vouni-Panagia
is strikingly sited and its cellars and tasting facilities
are impressive. Nearby is the lovely Chrysorrogiatissa
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Avakas Wines Ltd, 8651 Statos village, Tel: 26 72 2425, 26 94 57 92, 99 63 25 62. Chrysorrogiatissa Winery, 8640 Panagia
monastery, where you may look at the winemaking plant,
village, or 3 Agisilaou Str., 8049 Pafos, Tel: 26 72 24 55, 99 62 66 42. Fikardos Ltd, 8280 Mesogi village, or P.O. Box 62200,
the oldest regional winery.
8061 Pafos, Tel: 26 94 98 14, 99 64 70 05. K&K Vasilikon Ltd, 8573 Kathikas village, Tel: 26 63 32 37, 99 64 70 04. Kleanthous
You may also visit Lagria winery in Salamiou vilage and
S. Kleanthous, 8540 Tsada village, Tel: 26 64 20 05, 99 63 21 80. Kolios Ltd, 8651 Statos village, Tel: 26 72 40 90, 99 47 93 30.
Nelion winery in Pretori village. Wherever you travel there
Lakria Ltd, 8620 Salamiou village, or 7 Athinon ave., 8035 Pafos, Tel: 26 95 24 11, 99 42 52 73. Shoufas Winery Ltd, 8646
are coffee shops with a warm welcome, refreshments and
Koilineia village, or 22 Thessalonikis Str., 8028 Pafos, Tel: 99 43 54 36. Sterna Ltd, 8573 Kathikas village, Tel: 99 69 90 82.
very often, a complimentary glass of wine made by the
Tsalapatis Winery, 8549 Polemi village or 19 Dem. Georgiou Str., 8020 Pafos, Tel: 99 62 49 29. Vouni Panagias Ltd, 8640
proprietor or the village. So go on... Enjoy Cyprus.
Panagia village, Tel: 26 72 27 70, 99 45 31 38.
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“Well before the Bronze Age, Cyprus was known for its copper pots, saucepans and
C r a f t s
“It is even reputed that Leonardo da Vinci, on a visit to Cyprus, was very impressed
planters, all of which make wonderful gifts, and are ideal adornments to the home. Gold and
by the Lefkara women’s adaptation of Venetian embroidery. He is said to have taken a piece
silver jewellery is also a noted art in Cyprus, many pieces providing faithful reproductions of
of work with the “potamos” design on it back to Italy to grace the altar in Milan Cathedral.
ancient designs, and often exceptional examples of Cyprus folk art skills.“
The artistic heritage of Cyprus is a reflection of the
island’s history and traditions that have endured for
This design is known today as the “Leonardo da Vinci design.“
La ce
Fabrics
are
manufactured
throughout
Cyprus
centuries. It comes through proudly in lacework and
and their origins can be particularly interesting.
embroidery, pottery, woodwork, and jewellery. Lefkaritika lace, for example, was made well before
The government has actively strived to preserve
the Venetians came to prize it as an expression
local craftworks since 1975, with the establishment
of quality folk art, but even though its roots are in
of the Cyprus Handicraft Service. There is a large
history, Lefkaritika is a living tradition, with new
Cyprus Handicraft Centre in Lefkosia and official
designs in table cloths, curtains, placemats and
crafts shops as well as folk art museums in Lefkosia,
dresser sets being added all the time.
Lemesos, Larnaka and Pafos.
Each piece of lace is a unique creation from the
village women who sit outdoors, hand-stitching
Po t t ery
intricate designs onto pieces of Irish linen. The
Pottery has a long tradition on Cyprus. The
lace can be bought in Lefkara itself, with the
resurgence of craftwork in pottery and ceramics
added attraction of being able to see it being made,
means that some sophisticated jugs, bowls and other
however, it is also readily available in shops and
objects are now being produced. These can be found
markets elsewhere.
in the larger souvenir shops, as well as in the market
areas of main towns.
One of the best craft potters is the Lemba Pottery,
at Lemba village near Paphos. Traditional pottery is
also made at Koloni, Phini and Geroskipou. Huge
hand-thrown pitharia pots, from Kornos, were once
used for storing olive oil and can still be seen, often
filled with flowers.
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There are several traditional styles of woven cloth.
Paphos is noted for Pafitika, bright geometric designs
woven into cloths, cushion-covers, bedspreads,
curtains, tablecloths and other domestic items.
Silk takes the limelight at Geroskipou village, near
Paphos.
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“Beautiful countryside, a cosmopolitan resort, historic sights as well as sporting activities, the Pafos
Tritonia Developers have been helping people live the dream for over 28 years. Still family owned, we are one of the largest
region has something for everyone at any time of the year.“
of villas, maisonettes and houses or, if you prefer, we will custom build a home exactly to your needs. Whether you are
In the Pafos region of Cyprus you can bask in sunshine all year round and feel the warmth of a welcoming people with a
reputation for hospitality. Splash about in the sparkling warm waters of the Mediterranean in the summer. Marvel at the
splendours of nature as the fields are carpeted in wild flowers in the spring. Explore ancient sites in perfect temperatures in t
autumn, and in the mild winter keep fit with a round or two of golf or an invigorating game of tennis.
business of our kind in Cyprus, designing and building luxury properties to the highest standards. We offer a wide choice
looking for a home in the sun or an investment opportunity, we believe you will be impressed by our craftsmanship. From
the quality of the finish and fittings to the thoughtful extras, we aim to achieve total customer satisfaction and exceptional
value for money. Our experienced people will be happy to help you through the formalities of purchasing a property in
Cyprus.
“Whatever your desire; activity, tranquillity, good food, fine wines, spas, hiking, golf, culture,
“Quality homes are our business...
birdwatching – the Pafos region offers it all.“
Imagine sitting on the veranda of your own home, sipping a cool drink and listening to the distant waves as another
Pafos Town offers a wide selection of accommodation ranging from luxury beachside hotels with every amenity, such as
business centres, salt water pools, exotic gardens and health spas, to a variety of hotel apartments for the budget-conscious.
tranquil Cyprus day comes to an end. This is what we have to offer you with our excellent portfolio of properties and
developments situated in and around Pafos.
Relish mouth watering delicacies at the numerous restaurants serving both local and international cuisine and offering
exceptional value. Enjoy classical opera under the stars in the romantic setting of the medieval castle overlooking Pafos
harbour during the various summer festivals, or jive to the latest dance tunes at a plethora of entertainment spots, part of the
modern town’s varied nightlife.
Located on the south west coast, Pafos has some of the best beaches on the island and is a thriving yet peaceful community,
For the Culture Lover, scratch the soil anywhere in Cyprus and you will find remnants of the island’s turbulent history,
testimony that its strategic position was coveted by every great power. Admire the spectacular scenery at the mythological
birthplace of Aphrodite, goddess of love and beauty.
...living in luxury, is yours.“
Explore the area’s unique archaeological legacy at Marion or
Palaipafos, both ancient city-kingdoms in the Iron Age. Once a Roman provincial capital, Pafos played a crucial role in the
within easy reach of Limasool, Larnaca and Nicosia. Whether you are looking for your ideal home close to the beach or in
the seclusion of the surrounding countryside, this is where your dream takes shape. The properties featured here are just a
few examples from our portfolio. We have included further details with this brochure and our sales team would be delighted
to take you through the full range of options available.
Empire. Admire the exquisite floor mosaics of the Roman villas depicting scenes from mythology, arguably the best in the
eastern Mediterranean and the impressive underground Tombs of the Kings nearby, carved out of solid rock and decorated
with Doric pillars.
In addition to the wealth of outdoor sites, tour the priceless collection of artefacts displayed in the Pafos District
Archaeological Museum where you can see objects spanning the history of one of the oldest civilizations in the
Mediterranean, including pottery, coins, tombstones and statues.
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P e y i av i l l a g e
PeyiaHeights
“The centre o f P e y i a i s d o t t e d w i t h n a r ro w,
winding roads, alleyw a y s a n d o l d t r a d i t i o n a l h o u s e s , a n
ancie nt c h urc h a nd s o m e g re a t t a v e rn as. ”
You will find Peyia just 14 km north-west of Pafos, and close to Coral Bay
which has a sandy beach. This traditional village is close to the Akamas
Peninsula, therefore enjoying wonderful views and great landscapes.
4.5km from the village, near the fishing refuge (Coral Bay), are the ruins of
two early Christian basilicas with some very interesting mosaic floors depicting
animals. This site must have been an important establishment in Early
Christian times. There are also rock-hewn tombs of the Roman period above
the sea.
The village also has supermarkets, a bakery & delicatessen, butchers,
hairdresser and banks for your convenience.
Custom built luxury villas, situated on a hill side of Peyia village with
breathtaking views.
This villa is beautifully designed with two bedrooms on the first level
and one self contained bedroom with en-suite, lounge area and super
sized veranda on the upper level. The covered area of the villa is 170sqm
plus patios and verandas on approx. 600sqm of land.
The villas are walking distance to Peyia village center with all amenities and taverns and just five minutes to the beautiful
sandy beach of Coral bay.
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ZalakiaVillas
Despina11
Despina 11 Project consists of two and three bedroom terraced houses,
placed in two blocks of 5 units each. There is a communal pool in the
middle to serve both blocks.
The houses are situated in a beautiful green valley overlooking the sea.
It is a small but well designed complex close to the popular village of
Peyia with all amenities and tavernas. It is also 5 minutes to the beautiful
sandy beach of Coral bay.
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A project with four detached villas of 147sqm on approx. 515sqm of land.
The villas are available with their own optional swimming pools. Beautiful
design with two bedrooms on first level and one self contained bedroom
with en-suite and lounge area on upper level.
Situated in a beautiful green valley overlooking the sea. The houses
are close to Peyia village center with all amenities and tavernas and just 5
minutes to the beautiful sandy Coral beach
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Kathikas
Stone Houses
K a t h i kv i al l sa g e
“A s fo r i t s name , r u mour h a s i t t h a t t h e v i l l a g e wa s a s t o p over for merchants and tr a v e l l e r s s i n c e i t i s m i d - w a y b e t w e e n
P a fo s and Polis Chr ys och o us . ”
Kathikas is 22kms from Paphos and 14kms from Latchi and has a long history as a resting place for merchants travelling
between the two towns, and is halfway between the only road that connects the old and new roads between Paphos and
Polis. The remains of a circular Roman road can be seen in Kathikas. Although the historic taverna no longer exists, it has
been replaced by more modern ones, like the Farm Yard Tavern and Araouzos Tavern. Kathikas’ central location makes
The village is quaint and is surrounded by vineyards and has views to the
it an ideal base from which to explore such areas as Polis, the Baths of Aphrodite, the Akamas Peninsula and the turtle
unspoiled Natural Reserve Akamas Peninsula. Traditional materials will
hatchery at Lara Bay, to mention but a few.
been used for the construction of the two houses so as to marry modern
With a population of roughly 350, the village offers something for everyone. The village is surrounded by vines and is
features with traditional aspects.
famous for the quality of its grapes. The village has kept a lot of its old character: in the heart of the village there is a well-
The two 3 bedroom stone built houses with their own private
known restaurant, three coffee shops and a peaceful yet lively village square.
swimming pool overlook the Akamas coast. The houses are 177sqm on 500sqm of land. These spacious properties will be
Today, Kathikas retains its old world character with over 240 stone houses with traditional architecture. It has enough
constructed in the traditional way using traditional materials such as stone and wood.
cafes, restaurants and grocery stores to provide for the day to day needs of the residents and visitors. If you’re a bit of an
amateur anthropologist, then Kathikas is an ideal location in which to observe the traditional Cypriot way of life and to
live it yourself.
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D ro u svhi lilaa g e
Droushia Stone Houses
“Due to its altitude, D ro u s h i a i s re f re s h e d b y a c o o l b re e z e
coming from the Aka m a s . I n f a c t , t h e n a m e D ro u s h i a
me an s ‘ c o o l a nd f re s h ’ . ”
The village of Droushia is built on the high ground of the Laona plateau and has a population of around 400. It
is 27kms from Paphos and only 10km from Polis.
This is a very typical Cypriot village with many old stone houses bearing traditional architecture of carved
doors and windows of wood. The narrow, winding streets add to the character of the village along with the
renovated village houses.There are two coffee shops that cater to the needs of the village, as well as two small
supermarkets/kiosks. There are some very good tavernas in Droushia and two supermarkets. Once you’ve had
a meze for lunch, why not visit the tiny weaving museum near the centre of the village?
Explore the ancient monastery of Agios Georgios Nikoxilitis on the eastern side of Droushia. This monastery
is thought to have been built in the 15th century and was rebuilt in 1923 after it was destroyed by fire. From
Droushia the views are stunning – you can see all the way across to the Troodos mountains and, looking north
you can see Chrysochou Bay and the seaside towns of Latchi and Polis. Looking west, there are stunning views
of the Akamas Peninsula with many huge landforms scattered in between. If it’s a typical traditional Cypriot
village you’re after, with an excellent climate, then Droushia will be perfect for your stone-built home.
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Traditional materials are being used in this project so that we can give you
a house as near as possible to the stone houses used by the locals through
the centuries. Stone walls, traditional wooden doors and windows,
wooden floor, wooden roof rafters are only an indication of the inclusions.
The project is within the Village and within walking distance from the
village square. Three, 3 bedroom, two story houses offer comfortable
large bedrooms, kitchen and sitting areas in and out of the house. A large
upstairs patio can sit a large number of guests to enjoy the magnificent sea
views of the Polis Bay.
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Prodromi
village
ProdromiHouses & Appartments
“One of the ancient ci t y k i n g d o m s o f C y p r u s , i t b e c a m e a n
important commercia l c e n t re i n C l a s s i c a l a n d H e l l e n i s t i c
t i m e s , c l o s e l y re l a t e d wi t h At h en s. ”
After travelling north from Paphos for about 45 minutes you’ll arrive at the small town of Polis. This ancient town
was built thousands of years ago and was known in Hellenistic and medieval times as Arsinoe. Re-christened
again as Polis Chrysochous, the name in Greek means Golden Town and this may stem from the gloriously sandy
beach that you’ll find here. From this European Blue Flag beach, the coast stretches west to the Akamas peninsula.
Prodromi village is just 800m from Polis town and 2km from the lovely fishing village of Latchi. Polis is the
least developed beach resort in the Paphos area and offers easy access to the varied landscapes. Here you will
find crystal clear waters set against a backdrop of rugged mountains and lush, green vegetation. If they’re not
somehow linked with the tourism industry, the inhabitants’ income is supplemented by agriculture and fishing.
Talking of fishing, the picturesque fishing port of Latchi (Latsi) is a place you must visit if you like fishing. Or you
can walk from the campsite at Polis all the way along the beach to Latchi. It may take a while but with frequent
stops along the way for swimming, you can end your journey with a fantastic fish supper watching the sun set
over the Akamas or over the sea.
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Seven 2 bedroom terraced houses (95sqm covered+23sqm patios) and six 1
bedroom apartments (58sqm covered+15sqm patios) with communal pool
in a beautiful central location with sea and mountain views, close to the
beach in Prodromi village in the Polis area.
Very spacious two bedroom terraced houses set in a secluded village,
just a short distance from the popular town of Polis with its many small
shops, cafes and restaurants and close to the beautiful fishing village of
Latchi. Ready to move in.
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Ayia Marina
village
“Being rural, the village beckons one to early morning walks,
breathing in the fresh sea air or the aroma from the local fruit trees
invigorates the start to the day.”
Ayia Marina Village is a small fishing village just 8km
from Polis town. Polis and its surrounding villages have
excellent climate, beautiful beaches and scenery and is now
developing into a popular resort.
AyiaMarinaVillas
Beautiful project set in a natural environment, ideal for the ones who want
The village of Ayia Marina produces many different
to be close to the beach which is only 100m away. The project consists of
fruits and vegetables that supply most of the island and as
eight semi-detached bungalows and two storey houses and a detached
a result the area is covered with citrus groves, olive groves,
villa with a communal pool.
avocado groves, mango groves, grape vines, watermelon
plantations and many more. This is an important feature
because it illustrates how lush and fertile this region of the
island is.
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Armou
ArmouVillas
village
“The village of Armou is located in a prime position,
its naturally gifted views stretch from the mountains to the sea.”
Armou is a peaceful and tranquil Cypriot village in a
hillside location at an altitude of 1500 feet above Paphos.
It is just 5 minutes drive from Pafos town and 10 minutes
drive to the local beaches or the many bars and restaurants
around the old harbour in Kato Paphos. There are a few
tavernas in Armou and nearby Marathounta and Konia.
There are 3 golf courses within a short drive and all of
the services and attractions of Paphos just a few minutes
away. Paphos airport is only a 15 minute drive away.
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This is a large 4 bedroom villa with a separate one bedroom annex.
Plot size is 800m2 and the size of the villa is 360m2. A spacious luxury
villa with infinity pool and verandas and patios to enjoy magnificent
uninterrupted views of Pafos coastline.
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G e n e r a l INFORMATION
- Immovable Property Tax is payable annually.
Safety and Police
e). Inheritance
Cyprus has one of the lowest crime rates in Europe. All
On the 1st January 2000, Law 74(1)/2000 came into force.
This law abolished all obligation to pay Inheritance Tax
Legal Procedures
a). Foreigners not residing in Cyprus can buy and acquire
the Title Deed to only one property on the island, (house
or flat).
For this purpose, they will need the approval of the
Council of Ministers which these days, is really just a
formality.
For Europeans, there is no restriction on the number of
pieces of land or on the size of land they can buy.
Applications to the Council of Ministers must be
submitted to the District Administration Office of the
district where the property is located. A copy of the Survey
Plan, Building Permit, Contract of Sale and the Title Deed
must accompany the application. When the approval is
secures and restricts the amount payable for transfer fees
(stamp duty) which are payable when the Purchaser(s)
acquire their Title Deed.
The lack of a separate Title Deed does not prevent a
property owner from selling their property. In this instance
a cancellation contract between the original purchaser and
the Vendor, and a new contract of sale between the Vendor
and the new purchaser will be drawn up.
Purchasers must, at the time of purchase, agree the
cancellation fee that the Developer will charge, should
Inheritance Tax to pay under Cyprus Law is encouraging
Postal and courier services
people to invest in the island.
Gains Tax
From the profit following the sale of a property, the first
€17,086.01 (per person), a figure for inflation, transfer
fees, Estate Agents fees (provided the agent is registered)
and any additions to the property (provided receipts can
at least five years, €85,430.07 tax relief can be claimed.
g). V.A.T.
The rate of V.A.T. in Cyprus is currently 15% on the sale
price.
No V.A.T. is payable in cases where an application for a
h). Transfer
Fees
the purchaser can acquire his/her property.
c). Stamp
transfer fees to the Government.
b). Purchasing
Before the contract is lodged in the Land Registry Office
can be exchanged immediately. Purchasers can feel safe as
long as their lawyer acts as follows;
i). A search is made to confirm that the land on which the
project is under construction, or has just been completed,
is clear of any encumbrances.
The Stamp Duty is calculated as follows:
1.5 % on the first €170,860.14
20 % on the balance
The stamp duty must be paid within 30 days of signing the
contract to avoid paying a penalty.
ii). Ensures that stage payments are in accordance with the
d). Immovable Property Tax (Law 24/80 2002)
progress of the work.
This tax is imposed on immovable property situated in
iii). That the Contract of Sale is stamped by the Tax
Office and lodged with the Land Registry for Specific
Performance purposes, (Law cap 232 as amended by
the laws 50/70, 96/72 and 51(1)/95). The lodging of the
contract with the Land Registry Office (fee €1,70) is very
important because the property is then blocked and the
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Cyprus. The rates are as follows:
Property Value (€)
Rate (%)
Up to 170,860.14
170,861.85 – 427,150.36 2.5
427,152.06 – 854,300.72 3.5
854,320.42 – & above
• T.N.T. EXPRESS WORLDWIDE
• SKYNET WORLDWIDE EXPRESS
Greek Orthodox Churches (throughout the island)
Anglican Masses
Roman Catholic Masses
separate Title Deed is issued. It is advisable to include this
by the Tax Office.
• AIR MAIL • SAL • EMS / DATAPOST • D.H.L.
Religion – Various Denominations
If the property sold has been the home of the Vendors for
When Purchasers acquire their Title Deed they must pay
make a search and if the results are satisfactory, contracts
services:
charged on the balance at the rate of 20%.
Planning Permit was submitted before 1st May 2004.
for specific performance purposes, it needs to be stamped
Postal and courier services offer some of the following
• FEDEX • UPS-UNITED PARCEL SERVICE
agreement in the contract of sale.
Property
Both services are offered by the public and private sector.
be produced) are all free of tax. Capital Gains tax is then
the Purchaser decide to sell his/her property before the
Duty
anyone who needs help. In case of emergency, one may
call 199 or 112 (in all towns).
granted, provided that the separate Title Deed is available,
It is wise to appoint a local Lawyer. The Lawyer must then
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The lodging of the contract with the Land Registry Office
policemen speak English and are always ready to assist
regardless of the size of the estate. The fact that there is no
f). Capital
Vendor cannot sell it or transfer it to anyone else.
Tax
In cases where the property is part of a project under
construction, the Purchaser must expect the separate Title
Deed to be ready in approximately 3-4 years from the
date of the delivery of the possession of the property and
he/she will pay the transfer fees at that time, in order to
acquire it.
The Transfer Fee is the most serious expense over and
above the sale price that the purchaser bears, and is
calculated as follows:
3% on the first €85,430.07 of the value of the property.
5% on the second €85,430.07
8% on any amount above €170,860.00
German Evangelical Church
Roman Catholic mass at St. Nicholas Church (Polis )
Coptic Orthodox Church (Limassol)
American church (Limassol)
St. Catherine’s Catholic Church (Limassol )
Medical Services / Hospitals
Medical services in Cyprus are offered both from
Government General Hospitals and private Clinics /
Hospitals. Public and private hospitals / clinics are mostly
concentrated in urban areas while health centres (public &
private) function in the rural areas providing a network to
meet the medical needs of the whole population.
Medical treatment and assistance is offered free of charge
to international tourists in case of health emergencies at
the Accident and Emergency Department of Government
Hospitals.
Out-patient
and
in-patient
treatment
is
provided against payment of the prescribed fees, except
for EU citizens who produce form E111, issued by their
country’s health care authorities.
Two purchasers buying one property will pay less in
transfer fees as the first €85,430.07 per person is 3% and
the second €85,430.07 per person is 5%.
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FACTS
Map
FINDER
Map Key
Personal (Individual) Income Tax
VAT
An individual can be considered as tax resident if he/she
The legislation provides the VAT rate at 15% which is with
spends more than 6 months (183 days) on the island.
in the EU laws and regulations.
Hence all tax residents are taxed on all income accrued or
derived from sources in Cyprus and abroad.
Pension Tax
Personal (Individual) taxation
Declarable income in (€)
Tax (%)
The pension tax for a tax resident in Cyprus is at a flat rate
of 5% with the first €3,417.20 being exempt.
0 - 17,086.01
0
17,087.72 - 25,630.73
20
Banking
25,630.73 - 34,172.03
25
In Cyprus commercial Banks offer a wide range of
Over 34,172.03
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banking services, and have correspondents in most
major cities around the world. Banks in Cyprus are also
Corporation Tax
Companies that are tax resident of Cyprus are taxed on all
their income accrued or derived from sources in
Cyprus and abroad. Companies that are not Cyprus tax
resident are taxed on income accrued or derived
Despina 11
Zalakia Villas
Armou
Armou Villas
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Ayia Marina
page 32
POLIS
Prodromi
page 30
Droushia
Kathikas
page 26
page 28
page 29
Peyia
Armou
PAFOS TOWN
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AIRPORT
members of the Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial
Telecommunications
(SWIFT).
Commercial
banking
is based on UK banking law and practices and is fully
compliant with EU banking law. All commercial banks in
Cyprus are supervised by the Central Bank of Cyprus.
from the business activities taken place on the island.
Corporation Tax Rates
Ayia Marina
Ayia Marina Villas
Prodromi
Prodromi Houses&Apps.
Droushia
Droushia Stone Houses
Kathikas
Kathikas Stone Houses
Peyia
Peyia Heights
Tax (%)
Semi-government organizations
25
Companies
10
Capital Gains Tax
Capital Gains Tax is imposed on gains from the sale of
immovable property at the rate of 20%. Some exemptions
Nicosia
apply on the sale of certain type of immovable property
and are taxed as mentioned below.
Type of immovable property
Sale of private property
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Troodos
(€)
0,000
Sale of agricultural land through a farmer
25,629.02
Any other sale
17,086.01
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We hope you enjoyed your guide to Cyprus
For further information on any of the properties
presented in this brochure
Please contact us at the following
2 Apostolou Pavlou Avenue, 8046, Pafos, Cyprus
www.tritoniadevelopers.com
www.cyprus-property.com
T: +357 26912110 F: +35726912112
Freephone from UK and Ireland: 00800 357357 00
e-mail: info@tritoniadevelopers.com
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