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Argaka village is a small beautiful community of the area of Polis Chrysochous so it is not densely populated. It lies at the very beginning of Pafos Forest and only meters away from the beach. People there are open hearted and very friendly.After wining and dining in the local restaurants one can burn it all off by trying different sporting activities, such as hiking, cycling, and nautical sports, like sailing, fishing, swimming, diving, etc.

Peristerona is a traditional Cypriot picturesque mountain village famous for its efforts to maintain the beauty and the traditions of Cyprus.
All visitors to Peristerona will notice that the roads are planted with local trees to add to the green feel of the area. This is a tradition carried on through the ages. Many of the locals work for the Cyprus Forestry Department and indeed the Pafos regional Forest Chief comes from the village. The surrounding countryside is also very picturesque and an extremely romantic place. At approximately 300 meters above sea level the soft undulating hills are covered with vines, olive trees, wild flowers and herbs, and fruit trees while most of the locations offer views to the sea and the Akamas Peninsula or to the Evretou dam. It is highly recommended to take the old road from Peristerona to Lysos village and then down to Pelathousa and on to Polis -the drive is absolutely beautiful.

Polis, which in Greek means town, is one of the most beautiful areas of Cyprus.  It is situated near romantic sites, close to where Aphrodite, goddess of love, used to meet her beloved Adonis.  Polis is near the Akamas Peninsula which is a nature reserve of exceptional natural beauty.  The whole of the Polis area has been well blessed by nature and the magic combination of mountain, sea and plain are amazing.  The seas are clean and warm with extensive sandy blue flag beaches.

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Cyprus is an island of spectacular contrast and it offers sun drenched beaches, clear azure waters, traditional mountain villages, Byzantine churches and extraordinary sites of antiquity.  Cyprus has a rich history with a wide diversity of cultures that have influenced its development over the centuries.

Our villas in Cyprus are located in the coastal village of Argaka, the inland village of Peristerona which are both a 10 minute drive away (either direction) from the main town of Polis which is a 30 minute drive north of Pafos

We are a local family and we own and manage the villas. Our main concern is to provide our guests with a spacious, clean and relaxing atmosphere within which a dream holiday can be enjoyed.  When you arrive at the villa we will be on hand to greet and meet you and we can be contacted at all times during your stay for any assistance that you may need.

Polis has amenities such as shops, supermarkets, banks, restaurants and family taverns, bars, parks, hotels and a small hospital. Polis is 35km from Paphos - a 30 minute spectacular car ride.  Polis is 45 minutes from Paphos Airport and 2 hours from Larnaca Airport and 25 minutes from the Tsada Golf Course

Cyprus has two international airports: one in Larnaca and a second smaller one in Paphos. There are also two ports: one in Limassol and one in Larnaca. Cyprus is a famous island in a warm blue sea; -in herself a little world- a world so old and yet so ageless that history, legend and reality blend in harmony and charm. The magic of its beauty and 9000 years culture make Cyprus a most original island . Cyprus lies at the meeting point of three continents; Europe, Asia and Africa, a factor that determined its culture and destiny.

Polis area is where you can experience a back-to-basics lifestyle staying in one of the many accommodations from where you can explore the countryside. The Akamas peninsula is an area of natural wilderness with dramatic coastlines and sandy coves. Visit one of the last Mediterranean nesting grounds for the green and loggerhead turtles on the sandy beaches of Lara. Or walk along one of the many scenic nature trails spotting rare endemic plants that grow there, or watching migrating birds fly by overhead. Or take a boat trip along the spectacular coastline of what forms part of Aphrodite’s playground.

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