Polis

This part of Paphos hosts some of Cyprus' most beautiful locations including quaint villages, the Akamas National Park, The Baths Of Aphrodite, The Adonis Springs, Lara Bay (turtle bay) and of course The Akamas Mountain Range.

This area is well above the humidity level from approximately 350 meters above sea level and boasts some of the healthiest  microclimates in Paphos.

Typical villages include the ever popular Polemi, Arodes, Kathikas, Argaka, Nea Chorio, Pomos and Polis Chrysochou Bay.Prices of typical mountain view locations start at 130,000 Euros for large fields of over 4,000 square meters.

Fields that look on to the Evretou Dam or the Coastline start from 180,000 Euros although some bargains do come up from time to time.The prices listed include road access, water and electricity.

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.

Construction prices are subject to planning and specifications.

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Polis Chrysochous, which in Greek means town, is one of the most beautiful towns of Cyprus, near romantic tourist sites, close to where Aphrodite, goddess of love and beauty, used to meet her beloved Adonis and just a 30 minutes drive from Paphos (Pafos) and 45 minutes from Paphos(Pafos) international airport.
 
Polis Chrysochous is considered as the location for nature lovers and those keen on active holidays, such as hiking, cycling, horse riding, golf, scuba diving and other water sports. 
 
Polis Chrysochous is served by the picturesque fishing port of Latchi -a pole of attraction all the year round and reputed for its fish taverns, its sea-sport facilities and boat- rides up to Akamas -a must for all Polis visitors.
 
In the past Latchi served as a small port for shipping carobs. The old stone carob warehouses have been converted into restaurants, fish taverns and shopping places. The Latchi fishing harbour (now featuring a new, enlarged capacity Marina) is the favourite spot on the island for those in the know.

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