Cyprus

A hand-picked selection of your favourite resorts complement all that a Cyprus holiday has to offer The Akamas peninsular – an area of outstanding natural beauty, incorporating Polis and Latchi; and the deep gorges, green valleys and underground caves of Droushia The charming town of Paphos is brimming with history yet still has the attributes of a modern resort The vibrant, cosmopolitan town of Limassol is the largest coastal resort on the island; the traditional village of Pissouri, surrounded by vineyards and picture postcard scenery The town of Larnaca, where the sea front promenade measures up to any one on the continent To the east of the island is Ayia Napa which boasts glorious beaches for daytime enjoyment and provides nightlife in abundance for the young and lively Protaras, where scuba diving the Mediterranean sea is as hectic as it gets You couldn’t feel more at home on an island where English is the second language, driving is on the left, household names line the High Street and a championship Golf course invites you to play a round The People The majority of Cypriots speak and understand the English language very well, yet traditions and customs are carried on throughout generations and the close-knit family circle remains an integral part of day to day life The church still plays an important role in the lives of the Cypriots where the main religion is Greek Orthodox Cypriots are respected, warm-hearted and generous, as you will soon learn for yourselves Food & Drink We all agree that the food we eat on holiday is part & parcel of our enjoyment and Cyprus offers an unrivalled selection of clean, hygienic restaurants that welcome children and cater for all tastes Choose from cheap fast food to exclusive gourmet restaurants or maybe Chinese or Mexican cuisine, the list goes on Whatever you choose do not leave without sampling an authentic Cypriot Meze – comprising of a delicious assortment of traditional meat & fish dishes Good food deserves good wine, which is also found in abundance on the island, as is beer which is brewed locally