Holiday 2 bedroom penthouse with spectacular private terrace

Description

The resort has:

3 large outdoor swimming pools (65' x 40'),

Two of which have large Jacuzzis

Poolside sun loungers and parasol's

Large outdoor chess set

Manned Reception (Mon to Fri 9am - 5pm)

Free Wi-Fi in Main Reception area and outside seating area

In 2012 the following facilities will become available, please call to confirm which are available prior to booking. Prices have been reduced to reflect this and will not increase if you have booked at the reduced rate and the facilities are online for your stay.

Tennis court

Sauna and steam rooms

Indoor hydrotherapy pool

Large communal TV room showing sporting events

Range of spa treatments (local charge payable)

One of the benefits of being a Mediterranean island is plentiful sunshine throughout the year, and Cyprus is no exception. In fact, Cyprus epitomizes the ideal weather of the region with sunny days and fine temperatures almost every day. Extremes of temperatures are rare, meaning Cyprus has something to offer every month of the year, whether it’s swimming (as late as November) or enjoying cultural sites and festivals which are all year long. Seasonal fluctuations are not drastic, they are different so here’s what to expect:

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 water-sports from sailing to scuba diving.

The days of September and October are still sunny and the water warm enough for comfortable swimming. In Lemesos, the first ten days of September bring the annual Wine Festival, a buoyant period not to be missed.

Toward the end of October evenings do tend to get cooler, however in October and through November it can still feel like summer, but by month’s end medium-weight apparel for the late afternoons and evenings will be needed. It is still possible to enjoy swimming, while inland excursions to villages and vineyards for wine tastings can be very enjoyable. Fall also brings with it the annual Kypria festival, with prestigious local and international musical and dramatic performances at venues throughout Cyprus.

December and January are the months of Mediterranean winter which bring the possibility of rain but still an average of six hours of bright sunshine a day. This is the time of year when smaller Mediterranean destinations shut down for the season, this is not so in Cyprus. The summer resort of Agia Napa, for example, offers a ‘Cultural Winter’ with classical music concerts and modern and folkloric dance performances. Into early February there is occasional rain and often snow in the Troodos – ideal for skiing!

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 with daytime temperatures around 19C or 65F, 9C or 40F at night but steadily moderate. Early spring is a wonderful time to visit to 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 is an ideal time for nature hikes and off-road adventures in the pristine Akamas Peninsula. Cyprus has 1,950 species of flowering plants, 140 of which grow nowhere else but on the island, and in the Akamas alone, there are 700 plant species, of which 40 are endemic.

Cultural diversity can be found in the wide variety of restaurants, tavernas, cafeterias and bars that have evolved over time. There is something for everyone in Larnaca, ranging from ‘traditional Irish pubs’ to international chains such as McDonalds to local Cypriot dining such as the town’s specialty food, ‘meze’.

Larnaca Town, just a 20 minute drive, is renowned for its picturesque sea-front, complete with palm trees. During the major festivals, much of the activity is concentrated in and around the city promenade. One of the most celebrated festivals is that of Kataklysmos, or the Festival of the Flood, that is celebrated in early summer. Originally the festival ran for a week, but the modern event has extended to a full three weeks of stalls, festivities, rides and good food. ... read more »hide »

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NOTE: A 20% deposit is required on booking with the full balance to be paid 8 weeks prior to your holiday.

Confirmation of payment will all be provided on receipt of initial deposit and full payment

Payment can be made by either bank transfer or cheque.

A refundable security bond of £200 is required which will be refunded within 7 days after your holiday (subject to a satisfactory inspection of the apartment)

Prices may be subject to change at the advertiser's discretion.

Free 'Welcome Pack' for every two week booking.

Refundable £200 security deposit required with final balance payment (Refunded within 7 days of end of holiday)

We can accept payments by cheque or bank transfer in GBP or Euros.

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