Villa Juliette
Near St. George's - Peyia

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Villa Juliettte is a fantastic, luxury 4 bedroom villa near St. George, Peyia, on the outskirts of the historical town of Paphos.

The villa is fully air conditioned and has central heating as well, making it an ideal choice for vacations all year round.

Wi-Fi now available!

With 3 double bedrooms and a twin (one double and a twin are self contained) the villa can sleep up to 8 people. The villa has magnificent sea views especially from the infinity overflow swimming pool.

Villa Juliette is located in the exclusive area of Agios Georgios in Peyia, very peaceful, amazing views and totally private. Peyia is situated approximately 15km away from Paphos Town and 3km away from Coral Bay. Peyia is set in the hills behind the popular Coral Bay and is a short drive from the nicest beach in the area at Coral Bay. It offers easy access to the Akamas peninsula, with its spectacular landscapes, deserted sandy beaches and conservation projects.

Peyia's position guarantees fantastic views of Coral Bay and surrounding areas from almost wherever you happen to be. Ayios Georgios Basilica and the fountains of Peyia, 4.5km from the village, are the ruins of two early Christian basilicas with mosaic floors. Peyia is famous for its fountains in the stone-paved village square.

This luxury villa is truly outstanding. Villa Juliette will far exceed your expectations!

Villa Juliette is cleaned to a very high standard.

Please note:
Air-conditioning is 5 euros per unit per day extra.
 

MORE LOCAL INFO...

Beaches
The beaches in Cyprus are among the cleanest you will find anywhere. The Cyprus Tourism Organization supervises the beaches and is responsible for protecting the interests of all tourists. Some or all offer full facilities to swimmers and include beach bars, restaurants, changing rooms, sun shades and sun loungers.
The beaches are safe with some great spots for swimming and snorkelling. Along most of the beaches are facilities for all sea sports including water-skiing, wind-surfing, sailing canoes, pedals, motor boats, scooters, speed boats, parachutes, scuba diving and more.

Getting Around
One can travel around Cyprus either by bus, by taxi or private car. There are no trains in Cyprus. One of the most inexpensive ways of travelling is by bus, which costs approximately 1 euro. Buses are available every half an hour throughout the area. Almost all villages are connected with the nearest town by buses.
There are numerous places of interest in remote areas, if you like to explore then driving in Cyprus is a must. Fairly good surfaced roads complying with international traffic requirements link the towns and various villages. Use of a mobile phone is strictly prohibited. Visitors in Cyprus can drive using a valid international driving license or their national driving license provided it is valid for the vehicle class they intend to drive. Driving is on the left as in the UK. There are many places that you can hire a car from. Always use a reputable company.
If you don't want to drive yourself, communal service taxis are another option. They provide connections between all major towns every half hour. Regular taxis are reasonably priced and are especially good options for airport transfers.

Nightlife
Cyprus has a lot to offer in terms of nightlife. You will find traditional entertainment - folk music and dancing- at numerous tavernas and restaurants in cities and villages. There are many fish and specialty or themed restaurants and many places are family friendly.

Eating Out
Everyone knows that Cyprus is famous for its food; the cuisine is a blend of flavours gathered from all over the eastern Mediterranean. Cypriots cook with less oil than their Mediterranean neighbours. The cuisine is healthy apart from their love of syrup soaked pastries. All food is cooked fresh on a daily basis. The quality of fresh produce is excellent and the local salads are delicious.
One of the most popular dishes in Cyprus is a Meze. You are served up to 20 different saucer sized dishes, ranging from local cheese like halloumi and feta, meats like pork, chicken and fish.
Some of the most popular meals are:
Kleftico - lamb or goat roasted with vegetables in an outside oven
Sish Kebab - marinated lamb skewered and grilled over charcoal
Souvla - Lamb or goat cooked on a rotisserie
Souvlaki - Pork grilled on a skewer
Sheftalia - small rissoles of mince, onions and spices wrapped in a ‘skin’ of gut rather like small sausages
Mousakka - slices of aubergine and potato overlaid with mince and white sauce

Sports
There are some fantastic golf courses in Cyprus and a couple luxury golf resorts are under development in Paphos. Pissouri is situated close to two popular courses, Tsada and Secret Valley.
Hiking is very popular in the mountains and the climate is cooler on higher ground. There are beautiful unspoilt views from the mountains.
Sea sports are also very popular due to the calm clear waters surrounding the island. There is jet skiing, water surfing, various boat excursions, diving and many more. There are trained instructors ready to assist for all levels of divers. There is also the wreck of Zenobia which is the fourth largest wreck dive in the world and this is for experienced divers only.
From January until March you can ski in the Troodos Mountains! So Cyprus really does have something for everyone.


For the family
Everyone agrees that Cyprus is a fantastic place for children. The long sunny days and sandy beaches are an irresistible holiday combination. Be sure to think about alternative plans if weather is a factor in what you want to do. It can be very hot in the middle of the day in high season and it does occasionally rain in the winter months. The good news is that Cyprus has a variety of attractions for all ages.

Coral Bay Karting - Go karts for adults and children. There is also a games centre and a children’s playground.

Aphrodite water Park Paphos - Offers a very high level of safety and hygiene and has a variety of slides and fun activities

There are also a couple of bowling alleys in Paphos and themed cruises with indoor shows and meals.