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Located near Limassol, Fasouri Watermania is the largest waterpark in Cyprus and one of the island’s most exciting summer attractions. Surrounded by palm trees and tropical landscaping, the park offers dozens of slides, wave pools, lazy rivers, and water activities suitable for both children and adults. Its vibrant atmosphere and wide variety of attractions make it a perfect destination for families, groups of friends, and thrill-seekers.

The park features everything from adrenaline-filled kamikaze slides to relaxing pools and family rafting rides. Younger visitors can enjoy specially designed splash zones and children’s playgrounds, while adults can relax in shaded lounge areas or enjoy refreshments from the park’s cafés and restaurants. Safety, cleanliness, and professional staff ensure a comfortable experience for all guests.

Fasouri Watermania combines entertainment, relaxation, and summer fun in one unforgettable location. Whether spending the entire day racing down slides or simply enjoying the Mediterranean sunshine, visitors leave with lasting holiday memories and a refreshing escape from the Cyprus heat.

Located high in the Troodos Mountains, Pedoulas Village is a traditional Cypriot village known for its rich history, beautiful mountain scenery, and authentic atmosphere. Built amphitheatrically on the slopes of the Marathasa Valley, the village offers stunning panoramic views and a peaceful environment surrounded by pine forests and fresh mountain air.

Pedoulas is especially famous for its cultural and religious heritage. The village is home to the Archangelos Michael Church, a UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its impressive Byzantine frescoes. Visitors can also explore narrow village streets, traditional local houses, and small family-owned cafés serving authentic Cypriot cuisine and local sweets. During winter, Pedoulas becomes a popular stop for travelers visiting Mount Olympus and the nearby ski slopes.

Combining history, culture, and natural beauty, Pedoulas offers visitors a true taste of mountain life in Cyprus. Whether visiting its historic churches, enjoying scenic walks through the valley, or relaxing in the tranquil atmosphere, the village provides an unforgettable experience far from the crowds of the coast.

Nestled high in the Troodos Mountains, Platres Village is one of Cyprus’s most charming mountain destinations. Surrounded by pine forests, fresh mountain air, and scenic walking trails, the village offers a peaceful escape from the busy coastal resorts. Located at an altitude of around 1,100 meters, Platres is especially popular during the summer months thanks to its cooler climate and relaxing atmosphere.

Platres is best known for its beautiful nature and outdoor activities. Visitors can explore famous hiking trails leading to the Caledonia and Millomeris waterfalls, enjoy cycling routes through the forest, or simply relax in one of the traditional cafés hidden amongst the trees. The village has long been a favorite retreat for both locals and tourists seeking a more authentic and tranquil side of Cyprus.

Beyond its natural beauty, Platres also offers a unique atmosphere filled with traditional stone houses, small family-run hotels, and breathtaking mountain views. Whether you are searching for adventure, relaxation, or a romantic getaway, Platres combines nature, tradition, and hospitality in a way that makes every visit unforgettable.

We’re delighted to introduce the newest addition to our portfolio - Villa Anna.

This beautiful property has been thoughtfully refreshed to offer a renewed and comfortable experience for our guests. The renovation included updating the interior with new furnishings, enhancing the swimming pool, and creating a charming, landscaped garden - all designed to elevate your stay.

Omodos is a traditional Cypriot village located in the Troodos mountains. Currently, it is a tourist village that has retained its ancient beauty and flavor, since ancient times famous for winemaking and orchards, narrow streets, picturesque views, taverns, as well as ancient stone buildings with carved wooden balconies, a special place among which is occupied by the Monastery of the Holy Cross, where several important relics, including a piece of the Life-Giving Cross and the Holy Hemp Rope used by the Romans to tie Christ to the Cross.