Peyia

This charming village clings to the rugged hills that act as a backdrop to Cyprus ' most photogenic stretch of coastline. Below glitter the crystal waters of the Mediterranean, while to the north the silhouetted peak of Ayios Georgios marks the beginning of the untouched Akamas Peninsula .

Plots with all services start from 300,000 Euros.

Large fields of minimum 2,000 square meters become available in these areas from time to time, especially in Pegeia's low build zones.

Opportunities do arise from time to time, it is therefore worth making an enquiry with your absolute ideals for us to search on your behalf.

Peyia's proximity to the resort of Coral Bay (just three km south west) that first put Peyia on the tourist's map. Walking along the pine-scented streets it's easy to come to the conclusion that Peyia is still sleeping off all the hard work of the recent construction boom. While locals like to claim that 'in Peyia nothing happens in a hurry', the truth is that nothing much happens at all. However, it's this soporific quality that imbues Peyia with most of its charm.

Peyia proves a welcome antidote to the bustle of nearby Pafos and is a great place to while away a relaxing lunchtime with a plateful of meze and a cold bottle of Keo beer. If you prefer your afternoons to be a little more active you'll find a number of local companies offering every white-knuckled pursuit from go-karting to paragliding, otherwise it's a short hop to the beach.

Cultural cravings should be satisfied by the two ruined Christian basilicas found on the outskirts of the village (watch where you put your feet as the 'best bit' is the mosaic covering the floor), while Further evidence of Peyia's historic importance comes in the shape of Roman tombs carved into the cliffs above the sea.

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