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A lovely tiger discovered at the House of Dionysos, a 2nd century villa from the Roman period in Nea Paphos, Cyprus.

Detail of a hunting scene mosaic, late second- early third century AD.

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Best places to live in Cyprus

Nicosia

Limassol District

Limassol villages

Larnaca

Paphos

Peyia and Tala

Ayia Napa and Protaras

Paralimni

Nicosia

Divided in two by the Green Line, Nicosia is a vibrant and quite sophisticated city that offers a perfect blend of urban life and relaxation.

Nicosia lies inland; therefore, it can get hotter than the seaside in summer. However, the bliss of it is that as a consequence tourists don’t think much of the place, instead preferring the seaside resorts and towns. This not only keeps the place from becoming overcrowded but helps to preserve a true Cypriot feel and character of the place.

Nicosia is the business and financial centre of the Republic of Cyprus, as well as the administrative heart. The city offers great entertainment, vibrant nightlife, excellent shopping and a choice of leisure activities.

Although the main language is Greek, you will find that around 90 percent of the population speak some English, and fluency is common amongst the younger generations.

Cyprus might be the third biggest Mediterranean island, but it’s not really huge. And when you live in Nicosia, everything is no more than an hour away by car, be it wonderful beaches, gorgeous mountains, hiking trails or historic sights.

As in any city, there are enough districts and types of property to choose from in Nicosia. The choice depends on whether you want to live in an apartment or a modern villa, in the quiet outskirts or in a luxurious part of the city near all the major embassies where the properties are superb, both in style and price.

Living in the south-east, for example, gives you easy access to Athalassa National Forest Park, which is 840 hectares of greenery. Its network of trails – covering 20 kilometres – makes it a popular place for cycling, walking, dog walking and picnics.

As to what you can consider drawbacks, the summers are very hot in Nicosia, hotter than in the seaside locations. There’s also the issue of a very unreliable public transportation system; as a result almost everyone over 21 owns a car.

In short, Nicosia is one of the best places to live in the Republic of Cyprus: diverse cuisines, cultures, rich history, great nightlife, almost the best weather possible, great nature and sightseeings and all the amenities you need for normal day-to-day living. What you won’t find in Nicosia is the seaside.

Limassol District

Limassol, a city on the southern coast of Cyprus, has a very modern, cosmopolitan feel to it. It is a loved destination by expats from all over the world.

The Neapolis area of Limassol is considered the centre of the town, yet is also residential and has all the necessary amenities close to hand. It is close to Anexartisias – the main shopping district of Limassol, and within walking distance of the beach too.

Right in the centre of the city, near the Castle and Limassol Marina, there is a beautiful promenade called Molos, which offers great walks along the beachfront. If you like a seaside stroll, Molos will be your favourite place.

Molos is flanked by busy streets packed with restaurants, cafes, English style pubs, vibrant nightclubs, and a wide range of shops selling almost everything, including souvenirs and traditional sweets and delicacies.

Not a big fan of city beaches and prefer something more intimate? There are beautiful beaches 15 minutes drive away from the city, such as Kourion Beach.

This particular beach is located under the ancient city of Kourion where you can visit the ancient site and also attend evening performances at the ancient theatre.

Limassol is also the city with the highest mountain peak on the island, Troodos (Olympus). During the winter between January and April, you can go skiing. The Cyprus Ski Club, based on Mount Olympus, has four ski lifts and eight alpine ski runs of various levels.

The city is perfect for supporting an active healthy lifestyle. It offers limitless possibilities for all kinds of sports and activities including golf, go-karting, skiing, cycling and horse riding. There are beautiful walking trails and an abundance of nature trails. Bicycles are available on rent all over the place and are an ideal way of exploring the city and its interior.

Limassol villages

Just 12 minutes drive from Limassol there is the lovely village of Erimi. It takes you just far enough from the hustle and bustle of Limassol to give you a nice relaxing atmosphere but is still close enough to the city for you to still use its facilities.

The same feeling of tranquillity can be found in the village of Kolossi on the outskirts of the city of Limassol. The village is close to the imposing Kolossi Castle, which dates back to the 13th century. The vineyards of Kolossi are famous for the sweet dessert wine of Commandaria, which is one of the oldest wines in the world.

Some 8 miles from Limassol on the Limassol-Troodos road is the pretty village of Alassa. The village is built next to the Kouris Dam. A few minutes drive away is Episcopi – a village lying partly in the Limassol district of Cyprus and partly in the British Overseas Territory of Akrotiri and Dhekelia.

There is a good supermarket, doctor, police station etc. It has quite a few expats but is not very touristy.

Larnaca

Larnaca is compact, easily accessible and offers easy access to other regions on the island.

Larnaca is where Cyprus adventures start for most new arrivals, as it is where the most popular Cyprus airport is located.

Phinikoudes is a very pretty town and is particularly pleasant for a stroll in the evening. There is a long beach alongside the Phinikoudes promenade, the waters there are always calm and quite shallow, so you have to wade for quite a distance before it is swimmable.

The Makenzie stretch is more remote, easily accessible by car and has many fish restaurants lining the strip. It’s full of bars and cafés, where locals and expat freelancers come together to co-work. However, it’s very close to the airport, and although spending a day out there is fine, living there constantly means putting up with noise and pollution.

The prevalent communities in Larnaca are Greek, British, Russians and Germans and they mostly use English as means of international communication. However, move away from the expat communities towards outlying villages, and a bit of Greek will come really handy if you want to integrate and build local friendships.

The town offers all the amenities and facilities necessary for a comfortable life, but as with any tourist place, it gets very quiet in winter and really crowded in summer.

In general, Larnaca is more relaxed, easy-going and comfortable, and a bit cheaper compared to Limassol or Nicosia. You get the beach and the places for cycling, and it is only a 30 minutes drive from both Limassol and Nicosia. The intercity bus will take you to the capital if you don’t like driving, however public transport is not very reliable in Cyprus, so you might want to consider a car.

There are a few lovely villages on the outskirts of Larnaca. Oroklini is just outside the town and very popular with Brits. The village stretches from Larnaca Bay up to Oroklini hill and has a nice sandy beach.

It takes 10 minutes to get from Oroklini to central Larnaca. The Larnaca-Ayia Napa motorway runs through the outskirts of Oroklini and leads onto the Larnaca-Nicosia motorway.

Paphos

Paphos is a lovely coastal city in the southwest of Cyprus and, as legends say, the birthplace of Aphrodite.

The town has good infrastructure and amenities – from shopping malls and shops to modern hospitals and decent road connections. Paphos International Airport is just 15 minutes drive from the town centre and a modern highway links the Paphos district to the whole of Cyprus.

The great thing about Paphos District is that you’ve got the sea and great beaches with hills, forests and mountains inland. The Akamas is a delight if you like the unspoilt countryside.

Paphos city is a popular tourist resort. It is also famous for its charming fishing harbour. The main residential district in Paphos is Ktima.

Kato Paphos, built by the sea around the medieval port, is where most of the luxury hotels and the entertainment infrastructure of the city is located.

There’s a lot going on in Paphos itself to sustain life there. It’s also only 45 minutes along the motorway to Limassol.

Peyia and Tala

Paphos district has quite a few lovely towns and villages dotted around. Lots of Brits live there, especially in places like Peyia and Tala. That means no language problems. If you venture further into the hills, a few words of Greek will be very helpful to get by.

Peyia and Tala are very popular for full time living among expats. There are plenty of restaurants and tavernas in both places, and they are close to Coral Bay.

Peyia is a bit overbuilt. The nice areas of Peyia can mostly be found on the outskirts. It’s also quite a drive to Paphos. Tala is closer to Paphos but has fewer facilities.

If you want to be fairly close to town and live somewhere within walking distance to a decent supermarket, pharmacy, doctor, butcher etc., Chloraka is possibly a good place to consider as it is just 3 km north of Paphos.

Ayia Napa and Protaras

In the eastern part of Cyprus, just south of Famagusta, lies the lively and vibrant town of Ayia Napa. It is a favourite international seaside resort with all the paraphernalia and amenities that come with that. It is crowded, dynamic, loud, full of entertainment and typical tourist activities such as water-skiing, windsurfing, canoeing, scuba diving and speed boating.

Ayia Napa has 14 beaches, and all of them have been awarded the Blue Flag status.

Nissi, a beach on Nissi Avenue, gets really crowded in summer; it has a fantastic beach bar, which plays music throughout the day and offers events such as foam parties and games if that’s what you’re looking for!

If you want to be close enough to Ayia Napa to enjoy the life it offers, but still be far away enough to be able to have relaxing moments, you might want to look at Protaras.

About 5 miles away from Ayia Napa, Protaras, although being rapidly developed, still manages to remain low-key, and is preferred by locals and expats for its more family-friendly feel. It is still touristy and gets very busy in summer, while the winters are usually quiet and the place looks a bit deserted.

Paralimni

If the seasonal hustle and bustle of both Ayia Napa and Protaras are too much for you, but you still want to be close enough to both places, then probably the best solution will be to look at Paralimni.

Paralimni is close enough to both Ayia Napa and Protaras but is not attractive to tourists. It is a nice residential town with modern houses being built on the outskirts. There is a shopping centre, a number of cafes and bars and supermarkets there – all the amenities you need to live comfortably without paying over the top, as one commonly does in tourist towns.

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Best places to live in Cyprus

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Paphos

Join me on a virtual odyssey to Paphos, a UNESCO World Heritage Site on the sun-kissed island of Cyprus. This enchanting city, steeped in mythology and historical significance, invites us to explore its ancient ruins, vibrant landscapes, and the allure of the Mediterranean.

Paphos secured its UNESCO World Heritage status in 1980, acknowledging its outstanding universal value as a site where myth, history, and archaeology converge. The inscription includes Paphos' role as the center of worship for Aphrodite and its exceptional ancient remains.

Step into the Archaeological Park of Kato Paphos, a sprawling open-air museum that unfolds the city's rich history. Marvel at ancient villas, intricate mosaics, and remnants of Roman architecture, transporting you back in time to when Paphos was a thriving metropolis.

Witness the commanding Paphos Castle, perched on the edge of the Mediterranean. Originally built by the Byzantines, the castle has witnessed centuries of maritime history, including the Ottoman and Venetian periods. Today, it stands as a symbol of Paphos' resilience.

Immerse yourself in Paphos' coastal wonders, from azure waters to picturesque harbors. The city's coastal charm invites leisurely strolls, seaside dining, and the embrace of the Mediterranean's soothing embrace.

Explore the Tombs of the Kings, an ancient necropolis carved from solid rock. Marvel at the grandeur of these burial sites, reminiscent of Greek and Egyptian architectural styles. The site offers a glimpse into the opulent burial traditions of Paphos' elite during antiquity.

Visit the legendary Aphrodite's Rock, the mythical birthplace of the goddess of love and beauty. According to legend, this sea stack emerged from the foam of the Mediterranean, where Aphrodite was born. The site exudes an ethereal beauty and a connection to ancient mythology.

Savor the flavors of Paphos with its delectable cuisine. From fresh seafood to traditional Cypriot meze, the city's culinary scene reflects its Mediterranean roots and diverse cultural influences.

In conclusion, Paphos invites us to unravel the threads of myth and history woven into its landscapes. When you're ready for a digital exploration of a city where ancient tales echo through time, Paphos promises to captivate and inspire. 🏛️🌊🇨🇾

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Greek Islands, Cyprus, Jordan & France - Full Itinerary

This summer I made one of my life goals come true and travelled for 3 weeks to 5 countries (the 4 I was meant to visit originally + an accidental stopover in Austria) including Greek mainland and island hopping as well as visiting one of the 7 Wonders of the World, Petra in Jordan.

ATHENS - GREECE

Official gov tourism website https://www.visitgreece.gr/mainland/attica/athens/ 

Day 1

Take a 40 min bus from the airport

Temple of Olympian Zeus - Acropolis & Slopes Pass

Hadrian’s Arch - FREE

Theatre of Dionysus - Pass

Ruins of Asklepieion and Stoa of Eumenes - Pass

Odeon of Herodes Atticus - Pass

Acropolis of Athens - Pass

Erechtheoin - Pass

Temple of Athene Nike - Pass

Parthenon - Pass

Acropolis Museum - €15

Coming down the hill Areios Lagos (ancient law court) - FREE

Ancient Agora of Athens  - Pass

Temple of Hephaestus (at the ancient agora) - Pass

Monastiraki Square - FREE

Hadrian’s Library - Pass

Day 2

Plaka - FREE

Zappeion Garden - FREE

Ethnikos Kipos (Athens national garden) - FREE

Kalamaki Beach - FREE

Day 3

The Prison of Socrates - FREE

Church of Saint Demetrios Loumbardiaris - FREE

Pnyx - FREE

Philopappou Hill - FREE

Flight from Athens to Santorini

SANTORINI - GREECE

Day 1

Thera (Fira) day out - 30 min bus (€2)

Three Bells of Fira - FREE

Black sand beach - FREE

Day 2

Day trip to Oia

Day 3

Ancient Fira - £5

Ferry to Heraklion

HERAKLION - GREECE

Day 1

Beach day - FREE

Day 2

Venetian port Heraklion - FREE

Old Town - FREE

Day 3

Knossos Palace - £15

Heraklion Archaeological Museum - Included in the ticket

Day 4

Take the bus to Chania, 2 hours 30 min https://www.allincrete.com/buses-timetables/ around £15

CHANIA - GREECE

Day 1

Old Venetian Port of Chania - FREE

Lighthouse of Chania - FREE

Boat Trip - many depart daily from the port for £25

Day 2

Chania International Airport flight to Paphos

PAPHOS - CYPRUS

Day 1

Take a 25 min taxi to the hotel

Explore Paphos Old Town - FREE

Day 2

- Venus Beach - FREE

Day 3

Archaeological Site of the Tombs of the Kings - £2

Day 4

Archaeological Site of Nea Paphos - £4

Paphos Castle - FREE

Forty Columns Fortress - PAID

Paphos Mosaics - PAID

House of Dionysus - PAID

Villa of Theseus - PAID

House of Orpheus - PAID

Agora - PAID

Lighthouse - FREE

Day 5

Flight to Amman Queen Alia International Airport

AMMAN - JORDAN

Day 1

Take a bus from the airport (departs every 30 min) 

Roman Theatre - JORDAN PASS

Folklore Museum - JORDAN PASS

Amman Citadel: Open Cistern, Palace - JORDAN PASS

King Abdullah I Mosque - FREE

Rainbow Street - FREE

JORDAN PASS (includes visa) https://jordanpass.jo/Contents/Prices.aspx 

Day 2

Take a bus from Amman to Petra 6:30 am takes 3 hours arrival 9:30 am https://www.jett.com.jo/en 

PETRA - JORDAN

Day 2

Petra Tourist Office - FREE

Petra Museum - included in the JORDAN PASS

Siq (the Treasury) trail, then Jabal Haroun trail, then the climb up 900 steps Ad-Dier Monastery Hike - JORDAN PASS

Take a 40 JOD taxi to Wadi Rum Visitor Centre

WADI RUM - JORDAN

Day 2 Continued

Pick up from Wadi Rum Visitor Centre for 5 JOD organised by the camp (let them know arrival time one day prior to the stay)

Check-in at Desert Magic Camp & Resort Ad Disah Road 1, 77110 Wadi Rum, Jordan

Traditional dinner - 13 JOD

Day 3

Jeep tour of the desert (regular 4 hours) - 22 JOD

5 JOD jeep ride back to Wadi Rum Visitor Centre

Take a bus back to Amman

AMMAN - JORDAN

Day 3 Continued

Dinner at Hashem Restaurant

Day 4

Swim in the Dead Sea - Amman Beach - Dead Sea - FREE or ask your hotel for a private driver around 80 JOD for two people with access to a private beach at one of the resorts

The Baptism Site of Jesus Christ https://www.baptismsite.com/operating-hours-a-entrance-fees/ - 12 JOD

Flight to Paphos then flight to France Marseille Provence Airport 

MARSEILLE - FRANCE

Day 1

Chateau d’If via boat - €6 transport not included 

Day 2

Palais Longchamp - FREE

Cathedral La Major - FREE

Basilica of Notre-Dame of la Garde - FREE

Flight from Marseille Provence Airport back to the UK

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Cyprus Wedding Venues: Discover the Perfect Setting for Your Dream Ceremony

A wedding in Cyprus is much more than just a ceremony, but a celebration of love in one of the most beautiful places on earth. From golden beaches to charming chapels and breathtaking garden venues, Cyprus offers couples looking for the perfect place to say "I do." In addition to these amazing venues, other creative traditions such as the ring warming ceremony add a deeper level of sentimentality to make the day unforgettable.

Finding Your Dream Wedding Venue in Cyprus

Being a place often termed the Island of Love, the island of Cyprus boasts some of the most breathtakingly beautiful venues for weddings. From a beachfront romantic setting to an intimate villa gathering, it has something to offer every loving couple.

1. Beachfront Weddings

Imagine exchanging vows on the Mediterranean with the sea to your backdrops. Beachfront wedding venues available in Cyprus add a dream-like quality to one's love tale. Whether choosing tranquil shores from Paphos or the golden beaches of Ayia Napa, a seaside wedding is nothing but magic.

2. Traditional Chapels

For couples who are looking for something that’s a little old-school and highly cultured, there are quaint chapels in secluded settings in Cyprus. These offer a timeless beauty to your wedding ceremony, fitting for those wanting to combine a touch of tradition with romance.

3. Private Villas

A private villa wedding is the epitome of exclusivity and intimacy, so your special day is shared only with your closest family and friends. Lush gardens, infinity pools, and breathtaking landscapes characterize the luxurious yet personal setting of villa weddings.

4. Elegant Garden Venues

If you adore a scene of being surrounded by nature, Cyprus has plenty of verdant gardens and vineyards that make for such an enchanting ambience. It is suitable for couples who would want to have a dream-like fairytale wedding amidst greenery and floral beauty.

The Beauty of a Ring Warming Ceremony

Well beyond finding the perfect venue, taking meaningful traditions on board can make your wedding even more special. Ring warming ceremony is another wonderful tradition of adding warmth literally and emotionally to the rings when exchanged between a husband and wife.

Why It’s So Special

A Symbol of Collective Love – The rings are passed through the hands of your closest friends and family,  each offering a silent wish, blessing, or thought of love before they reach you. 

A Shared Experience – It turns your wedding guests into active participants, making them feel even more connected to your big day.

A Lasting Memory – The warmth and love that infuse into your rings, reminding you of family and friends who stood by you as you entered this new chapter, well after the ceremony.

Let’s Make Your Cyprus Wedding Venues Unforgettable

Your wedding is more than a day—, t’s the beginning of a lifetime together. Whether you choose a sun-drenched beach, a historic chapel, or a secluded garden, Cyprus has everything you need to make your wedding feel truly magical. And by adding a heartfelt tradition like the ring-warming ceremony, your special day will be etched in the hearts of everyone who shares it with you.

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10 Most Instagram-Worthy Locations to Visit in Cyprus

If you are interested in the calm seas, beautiful villages or historical places, Cyprus always has something to offer to its guests. There are a lot of great places on the island that look amazing and can be easily captured for the Instagram profile. There are many natural and cultural attractions that are perfect for taking great photos and making your friends green with envy.

However, ensure that you undertake the following procedures to enable you apply for Cyprus visa from Dubai. With a visa process being seamless now, you could be on your way to one of the most picturesque countries in the world. With Aphrodite’s Rock to the Blue Lagoon, Cyprus offers the tourist nothing less than an experience of a lifetime, complete with amazing pictures to boot.

Now let’s take a closer look at the top 10 most Instagramable sites that you should not skip during your Cyprus trip!

1. Cape Greco National Forest Park

Being famous for sea coast and steep cliffs, Cape Greco is one of the most beautiful and unique corners of Cyprus. This park is just near the famous resort of Ayia Napa and it provides the best opportunity to take vivid photos of the crystal clear sea, rocks, and grottoes. Some of the most attractively photographed locations are the Blue Lagoon and the Cape Greco Lighthouse.

2. Aphrodite’s Rock or Petra tou Romiou

According to myths, the goddess of love, Aphrodite, rose from the sea at this site. The rocks and the sea at this place are beautiful and ideal for a romantic and inspiring photograph. The neighboring beaches are also beautiful, and tourists can take a chance to take pictures of the beautiful sunset.

3. Paphos Archaeological Park

The Paphos Archaeological Park is one of the world heritage sites and contains remains of the Roman city and villas, and floor mosaics. This park has a historical feel to it and with the Mediterranean setting it is the perfect place to capture those classic moments. It’s one of the best places to combine history and nature when taking pictures on your travel.

4. Blue Lagoon, Akamas Peninsula

Blue Lagoon in Akamas Peninsula is one of the most famous and beautiful places for swimming in Cyprus. The bright blue color of the water adds a touch of magic in comparison with the steep rocky coast. Whether you’re relaxing at the shore, on a boat tour, or even fishing, the water will make your Instagram posts look amazing.

5. Troodos Mountains

If you want to have a different view of Cyprus, then Troodos Mountains is the place to go. This beautiful scenery of the villages, trees, and the general outlook of the environment generally gives a lot of beautiful scenery to take photographs. When on a winter visit, snowy caps to the peaks make the photos even more attractive.

6. Fig Tree Bay, Protaras

Fig Tree Bay is named after a fig tree that has been standing for over three hundred years and is a beautiful beach with clear sea and yellow sand. It is one of the best sites for swimming, sun bathing and taking photos. With little to no disturbances, the beach offers beautiful scenery that is ideal for shooting people enjoying the serene scenery.

7. Kyrenia Harbor

Kyrenia has a beautiful harbor and for anyone who wants to get a glimpse of the beauty of Cyprus then this place will not disappoint. This place is full of beautiful fishing boats, Cypriot houses and, in the background, the magnificent Kyrenia Castle which makes it possible to take colorful shots which reflect the atmosphere of Cyprus.

8. The Salt Lake of Larnaca

Larnaca’s Salt Lake is a beautiful and rather exotic place to visit especially if it is covered with snow in winter. The presence of flamingos on the lake makes the environment to be perfect for photography. The tranquility and scenic environment around will definitely make your Instagram page even more stunning.

9. Kourion Ancient Theatre

The theatre of Kourion is situated in Limassol and its view is the Mediterranean Sea. This place is one of the most suitable places in Cyprus to photograph the unity of history and nature due to the preserved ruins and the cliffs. Sunsets are best captured from wide-angle views and there is no better place to do so than from the theatre.

10. Lefkara Village

Lefkara Village is well known for its Cypriot architecture and lace making industry; another attractive village with very narrow roads and beautiful white houses with flowers on windows. This makes the cobblestone streets and the surrounding areas to offer the true feel and look of cyprus and thus the best backdrop for your shots.

Final Thoughts

Cyprus is definitely a must-visit place for those who like to take Instagram photos because Cyprus is full of beautiful views, which combine nature, history, and culture. Cyprus is one of the most beautiful places on earth that will always guarantee you some of the best shots whether you are on the beach, in the ruins or enjoying the scenic views of the mountains. Remember to sort out your Cyprus visa from Dubai to make your dream come true and start preparing to share the beautiful pictures.

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Traditional and Modern Lighting Styles in Cyprus Homes

Cyprus, with its rich cultural heritage and vibrant Mediterranean lifestyle, has a unique blend of traditional and modern influences in interior design, and lighting plays a crucial role in this mix. Whether you’re living in a historic village house, a contemporary apartment by the coast, or a modern villa, lighting Cyprus can significantly enhance the ambiance, comfort, and functionality of any space. In this article, we explore both traditional and modern lighting styles found in Cyprus homes, highlighting the key features of each and how they complement the Cypriot lifestyle.

Traditional Lighting Styles in Cyprus Homes

Traditional lighting in Cyprus draws heavily from the island's historical influences, with many homes reflecting the rustic charm of Cypriot culture, Mediterranean architecture, and the island’s rich cultural heritage. These lighting styles often combine vintage elements with warmth, creating inviting and cozy atmospheres in the home.

1. Chandeliers and Ceiling Lights

One of the most prominent traditional lighting fixtures in Cypriot homes is the chandelier. In older homes, especially in towns like Nicosia, Larnaca, and Paphos, you’ll often find large, ornate chandeliers made from crystal or wrought iron. These pieces not only provide ample light but also serve as a statement piece in dining rooms, living rooms, or entryways. The use of chandeliers reflects the Mediterranean’s love for grand and elaborate décor, evoking a sense of luxury and elegance.

In traditional homes, you might also find more rustic ceiling lights—simple, hand-crafted fixtures made from iron, wood, or brass. These fixtures complement the rustic Cypriot aesthetic, especially in homes with exposed beams or stone walls, giving the space a warm, earthy feel. Many of these lights are designed with functionality in mind, offering strong illumination while blending seamlessly with the natural materials used in Cypriot interiors.

2. Wall Sconces and Lanterns

Traditional lighting in Cyprus also includes wall sconces and lantern-style fixtures. Wall sconces with intricate designs are common in Cypriot homes, particularly in living rooms or hallways. These lights, often made from wrought iron or brass, create a soft, warm glow that enhances the ambiance of any room. Lantern-style wall lights, sometimes used in entryways or patios, bring a nostalgic touch to homes. They evoke the island’s rural past, where oil lamps and lanterns were once essential for lighting during the evenings.

3. Table Lamps and Lampshades

In more traditional Cypriot homes, table lamps with fabric lampshades or ceramic bases are a common feature. These lamps are usually placed on side tables, mantels, or consoles to provide softer, ambient lighting. The lampshades may feature floral patterns, vintage designs, or intricate embroidery, reflecting the craftsmanship often seen in traditional Cypriot textiles. These lighting fixtures are perfect for creating a cozy and intimate atmosphere in living rooms and bedrooms.

Modern Lighting Styles in Cyprus Homes

While traditional lighting styles remain popular, modern lighting in Cyprus homes has gained considerable traction in recent years. With the rise of contemporary design and the desire for energy-efficient solutions, modern lighting has become a key component of Cypriot interiors, especially in newly built homes, apartments, and high-end villas. Modern lighting styles emphasize clean lines, minimalism, and advanced technology, offering both functionality and style.

1. LED and Recessed Lighting

LED lighting has become the go-to option for modern homes in Cyprus. Not only are LED lights energy-efficient, but they also offer flexibility in design. Recessed lighting, often installed in the ceiling, provides a sleek, unobtrusive light source that can be used in living rooms, kitchens, or bathrooms. These lights can be strategically placed to highlight specific areas or create ambient lighting without taking up space.

In open-plan homes, recessed LED lights are especially effective in providing even illumination throughout the space, contributing to the clean, airy aesthetic often associated with modern interiors. Additionally, LED strips are commonly used to highlight architectural details such as coving, under cabinets, or along staircases, adding a contemporary touch to the home’s design.

2. Pendant Lights and Hanging Fixtures

Modern pendant lights are a staple in contemporary Cypriot homes, especially in kitchens, dining areas, and living rooms. These lighting fixtures come in a variety of styles, from sleek, industrial designs to more artistic and colorful choices. In a modern kitchen or dining room, pendant lights above the island or dining table serve as both functional and decorative pieces. They can be used in clusters for a striking effect or individually for a more subtle look.

Modern pendant lights often incorporate materials like glass, metal, and concrete, giving them a minimalist, yet sophisticated appearance. These lights can be adjusted to create different moods, from bright, focused light to soft, atmospheric illumination.

3. Smart Lighting Solutions

Smart lighting is one of the most innovative trends in modern Cypriot homes. With the rise of home automation and IoT (Internet of Things) technologies, homeowners in Cyprus are increasingly adopting smart lighting systems that allow for remote control and automation. Smart bulbs, which can be adjusted in terms of brightness and color temperature, are often paired with home assistants like Amazon Alexa or Google Home.

These smart lighting systems are particularly popular in modern villas and apartments, offering convenience, energy savings, and customization. For instance, you can program your lights to dim automatically in the evening, set up motion-sensor lights in hallways, or change the lighting color to suit your mood or activity.

4. Minimalist Fixtures

Modern Cypriot homes often favor minimalist lighting fixtures that are simple yet elegant. A modern home will feature sleek, geometric lighting designs, such as linear ceiling lights, spotlights, or unique floor lamps. These fixtures prioritize clean lines and unembellished designs, making them perfect for minimalist interiors. With the emphasis on "less is more," these fixtures often complement other design elements in the home, such as neutral color palettes, open spaces, and contemporary furniture.

Blending Traditional and Modern Lighting in Cyprus Homes

While traditional and modern lighting styles can sometimes seem at odds, they can complement each other beautifully when carefully curated. For instance, a modern home with minimalist decor can benefit from the addition of a few traditional lighting pieces, such as a vintage chandelier or a rustic lantern. Conversely, a traditional Cypriot home might incorporate modern LED fixtures to add a touch of innovation and energy efficiency without disrupting the home’s timeless charm.

In Cyprus, many homeowners opt for a hybrid approach, choosing lighting fixtures that combine both modern and traditional elements. For example, a contemporary pendant light might be paired with a traditional brass table lamp, or a modern recessed light might illuminate an antique Cypriot tapestry. This blend of old and new creates a unique, personal style that reflects both the island’s heritage and its modern aspirations.

Lighting Cyprus homes beautifully reflects the island’s ability to harmonize the traditional with the modern. Whether you prefer the warmth and craftsmanship of traditional lighting or the sleek efficiency of modern fixtures, there are endless possibilities for enhancing your home’s atmosphere. By choosing the right combination of lighting styles, you can create a space that is both functional and beautiful, celebrating Cyprus' rich cultural heritage while embracing contemporary trends.

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Discover the Beauty of Cyprus: Your Ultimate Guide

Are you dreaming of turquoise waters, ancient ruins, and Mediterranean cuisine that will tantalize your taste buds? Look no further than Easytocyprus. This enchanting island nestled in the eastern Mediterranean is a treasure trove of culture, history, and natural wonders waiting to be explored. Whether you're a sun seeker, a history buff, or a foodie, Cyprus has something for everyone. Let's embark on a journey to uncover the beauty and allure of this captivating destination.

Unveiling the Charms of Cyprus

1. Bask in the Sun-Kissed Beaches

Cyprus boasts some of the most stunning beaches in the Mediterranean, with powdery white sands and crystal-clear waters that beckon visitors to relax and unwind. From the lively shores of Ayia Napa to the secluded coves of Cape Greco, there's a beach for every preference. Dive into the azure waves for a refreshing swim, or simply lounge on the shore with a cocktail in hand as you soak up the Mediterranean sunshine.

2. Explore Ancient Ruins and Archaeological Sites

Delve into Cyprus's rich history by exploring its ancient ruins and archaeological sites. Wander through the majestic halls of the UNESCO-listed Tombs of the Kings in Paphos, where ancient rulers were laid to rest in elaborate underground chambers. Marvel at the well-preserved mosaics of the House of Dionysus, depicting scenes from Greek mythology in vibrant detail. For an immersive experience, visit the ancient city of Kourion, where you can stroll through the ruins of an amphitheater, bathhouses, and villas dating back to Roman times.

3. Indulge in Culinary Delights

No visit to Cyprus is complete without sampling its delectable cuisine, which reflects a tantalizing blend of Mediterranean flavors and influences from neighboring countries. Feast on meze, a traditional spread of small dishes ranging from grilled halloumi cheese to succulent souvlaki skewers and freshly caught seafood. Don't forget to pair your meal with a glass of locally produced wine or a refreshing glass of ouzo, an anise-flavored liqueur that is a favorite among locals and visitors alike.

4. Experience the Vibrant Culture

Immerse yourself in Cyprus's vibrant culture by attending one of its many festivals and celebrations throughout the year. From religious festivals honoring saints and martyrs to colorful carnivals and music concerts, there's always something exciting happening on the island. Join in the festivities and witness traditional folk dances, live music performances, and fireworks displays that light up the night sky. Be sure to visit during Easter to witness the solemn processions and lively celebrations that mark this important holiday in the Cypriot calendar.

5. Discover Natural Wonders

Beyond its beaches and historical sites, Cyprus is home to breathtaking natural landscapes that are begging to be explored. Lace up your hiking boots and embark on a journey through the Troodos Mountains, where lush forests, cascading waterfalls, and picturesque villages await. Marvel at the otherworldly beauty of the Akamas Peninsula, a protected nature reserve teeming with rare flora and fauna. For adrenaline junkies, there are plenty of opportunities for outdoor adventures, including mountain biking, rock climbing, and scuba diving in crystal-clear waters teeming with marine life.

Plan Your Perfect Getaway with Emiralinvestment

Ready to experience the magic of Cyprus for yourself? Let Emiralinvestment be your guide to this enchanting destination. With a wealth of experience in travel and hospitality, we specialize in creating tailor-made experiences that cater to your every need and desire. Whether you're planning a romantic honeymoon, a family vacation, or an adventurous solo trip, we'll take care of all the details so you can focus on making memories that will last a lifetime. Contact us today to start planning your perfect getaway to Cyprus!

In conclusion, Cyprus is a destination like no other, where ancient history, natural beauty, and warm hospitality come together to create an unforgettable experience. Whether you're lounging on a sun-drenched beach, exploring ancient ruins, or savoring mouthwatering cuisine, you're sure to fall in love with the charms of this captivating island. So why wait? Start planning your dream vacation to Cyprus today with Emiralinvestment and prepare to embark on the adventure of a lifetime.

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Moving can be one of the most joyful and enjoyable events in your life, but for this you need to approach its organization with maximum responsibility. A well-planned move usually takes one day. In the evening you will sit in your favorite chair, look around the new apartment, see that all the furniture is collected and put in their places, and things are neatly laid out. The house is in order, you are full of energy - and so it's time to make a list of guests! Such a move - comfortable and inexpensive - will become a reality for you if you ask us for help with moving. Europa Delivery provides relocation around Cyprus for more than 10 years. We organize relocations of apartments, villas and offices in Limassol, Nicosia, Larnaca and Paphos as well as in all cities of the island. Our operatives have vast experience and will cope with any task. We know all the features of relocation in Cyprus!

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An Overview of the Market in Cyprus Cyprus has been an extremely popular destination for ex-pats looking to relocate and make the island their home. The country offers a lot of advantages for those who are interested in buying real estate property on the island. The largest city and capital of Cyprus is Nicosia, which has a population of just over 200,000 people. The second-largest city in the country is Limassol with a population of around 164,000 people. Paphos is the third-largest city in Cyprus with a population of just over 100,000 people. The island itself has a total estimated population of around 1.207 million people. How Big is Cyprus? Image by: Google Maps The island has a total land area of around 9,251 square kilometres (3,571 square miles). Cyprus is located in the eastern Mediterranean Sea and is bordered by Syria to the north, Lebanon to the west and southwest, Israel to the south and southeast, Egypt on its east side as well as a small portion of Turkey. Cyprus is a small country with a huge potential for growth. The economy of the country is mainly based on tourism, financial services and shipping. There are many different climate zones in Cyprus, with four seasons throughout the year: summer (May to October), autumn (October to December), winter (December to February) and spring (February to May). How Stable is The Real Estate in Cyprus? The real estate market in Cyprus is considered one of the most stable and secure in Europe, with a very low-interest rate. The Cypriot real estate market has grown tremendously over the last decade, mainly due to the growth of tourism in Cyprus. The government has made it very easy for foreigners to purchase real estate property in Cyprus by introducing new legislation, which allows non-residents to buy properties without having to go through the lengthy and costly process of getting a Cypriot residency. Why invest in Cyprus - Investment opportunities The number of foreign investors has grown considerably since Cyprus joined the European Union in 2004, with many Europeans choosing to buy property in Cyprus as an alternative to the UK, where house prices have risen sharply. In this article, we will look at the main reasons why you should consider investing in Cyprus property. We will help you understand the Cyprus real estate market and give you a better idea of what to expect if you decide to buy property in the country. Which are the 8 most important reasons for investing in real estate in Cyprus? - The Cyprus market is one of the most stable in Europe and has been so for a number of years. - Property prices have remained fairly steady over the past few years, with some areas experiencing a small increase in prices. - There is an excellent choice of properties to choose from, including apartments and villas with sea views. - The Cyprus property market has been unaffected by the recent economic crisis and is still considered a safe haven for foreign investors. - Property prices in Cyprus are considerably lower than in other European countries such as the UK or France. - There are many areas to choose from, including the coastal towns of Limassol and Larnaka as well as inland Nicosia. - There are a number of incentives for foreign buyers in Cyprus, such as tax breaks and the ability to purchase property from a foreign company. - In recent years, Cyprus has become known as a popular destination for ex-pats from all over the world. Now, with this exciting introduction, let's get to the meat of the article. Real Estate Best Definition Real estate is a term used to describe the physical property and land that is used to produce income. It can include anything from housing and apartments to commercial and industrial buildings. Real estate also includes the rights and obligations of the client, the agent's evaluation of the property, professional conduct, convenience, notary public service, and document templates that simplify procedures such as signing documents and real estate in general. How Important is Data for Real Estate? The real estate market is a data-driven industry, in order to make the best decisions, agents and brokers need access to accurate, up-to-date information on properties, prices and trends. The advent of the internet has only made this more true. Nowadays, almost all real estate transactions are handled electronically, and buyers and sellers can access a wealth of information online. Real Estate Data Analytics & Market analysis Transaction volume and value by district (2021) Image Source: Department of Lands and Surveys (DLS), PwC Analysis  Market analysis and data, especially for real estate, are usually not freely available in Cyprus. It can be hard to find reliable data and market analysis on the Cypriot property sector. A lot of this information is available in Greek and even then, it is often hard to find. Once this data is found, it is often unclear and hard to interpret. The data is usually in a PDF format or worse, an image file (such as JPG) that can't be searched. This data can be used to inform business decisions about where to invest money in new property developments, for example. By analyzing trends in sales prices, vacancy rates and other indicators, businesses can make more informed choices about where to put their money. Real estate has always been a data-driven industry, but in recent years the amount of data available has exploded. This new type of data, known as "Big Data", allows companies to make better decisions, such as which property to build and how to price it. In addition, this data helps agents serve their clients more efficiently and provide a more tailored experience for buyers and sellers of real estate. In today's market, homebuyers do research online before they even look at the real estate market. These searches lead to website searches that can be tracked and generate client data. Real estate agents looking to expand their client base can use this data to find potential client profiles and increase sales. You just need to know what methods to use and how to get the best numbers. Here are some ways you can make better use of real estate agent data when the opportunity arises: Investing in real estate data is big business Anyone who sells real estate knows that the right client and the right timing are critical to developing a business. To increase leads, look at the information that tells you which consumers are most likely to buy a home in the future. Networks like Zillow and Trulia collect data from online searches and offer real estate sellers digital advertising space and more detailed website features. Companies like SmartZip and Buyside analyse Big Data to help real estate agents target potential buyers. These companies use the seemingly unmanageable amount of consumer data to gain insights that can predict where homeowners will list their homes, who high-income renters are likely to buy a home from, or which households have access to credit. Experian is a company that offers information that can be used for potential lead generation, such as its income targeting reports. Real estate leads discovery through free data Not every real estate agent can afford to pay for leads that may or may not result in a sale. If you are looking for clients that fit your demographics and local market, free sources of information can help ensure you have enough resources. Data from property records, such as where someone has lived and for how long, US Census Bureau data and City-Data.com are also freely available and can help you stay up to date on the demographics of a neighbourhood, improving your chances of effectively targeting the market.  Search for your target audience Focusing on small niche areas of the real estate market can sometimes be the most effective way to get your message to the people who need it most. In your search for potential clients, keep the following in mind: In addition to searching for specific neighbourhoods and cities, there are several other ways to search for potential clients. For example, you can use a tool like Google's Keyword Planner to see what keywords are most commonly searched for in your area of interest. You can also search for the most common questions asked by people in your area of interest. Are there different types of real estate? Yes, there are many different types of real estate. Some of the most common ones include: - - Residential and commercial property - - Sale and lease - - Land, house, and building - - Local and international Each type of property has its own characteristics that can make it suitable for different people. For example, detached houses are usually larger and more expensive than flat buildings. On the other hand, flat buildings can be a good option for people who want to live in smaller spaces or invest in real estate. The fact is that there are many different types of real estate. And if you are planning to market your real estate business, get into the real estate business, or simply find the best value you can ask for your property, you should know how to choose the right type of real estate for your needs. Residential and commercial property Residential property is a property where people live, such as houses and flats. Commercial real estate is shops, restaurants and office buildings. In either case, a real estate agent will help you find, buy, rent or sell a property. There are no legal restrictions on foreigners buying property in Cyprus and you can buy a house just as easily as a local. Note, however, that the buyer must not have a criminal record and must meet the requirements. In Cyprus, the property market is booming as prices have risen considerably in recent years. This is due to the increasing demand for property by foreign buyers, especially from Greece and Russia. In recent years, the number of people moving to Cyprus has increased significantly due to the financial crisis in their home countries. Sale and lease Leasing is like renting a property where the owner transfers the use of the property to the tenant in exchange for money. on the other hand, the sale of a property is the transfer of ownership from one entity to another in exchange for money. The difference between leasing and selling should not be confusing, since there are many similarities between the two. The main difference is that leasing will not be responsible for any repair or maintenance of the property while selling a property means that you have to pay all expenses. The tenant (leaseholder) owns and uses the property during the term of the lease, but does not own the property. The seller loses possession and the right to use the property when the sale process is completed. The tenant (leaseholder), on the other hand, cannot transfer his rights to another person unless he obtains permission from the landlord (lessor). Commercial leases are also common and give the tenant the right to use the space for business purposes. Leasing and selling are two different ways to make money from property. Land, house, and building The land is the most basic type of real estate and refers to the natural features of a geographic area, such as mountains, rivers, and forests. House is a man-made structure that is used as a place to live or work. A building is a man-made structure that is used for other purposes, such as a store or factory. Local and international International real estate is a global industry, which has seen a lot of changes in recent years. Real estate is a very lucrative business and has been attracting investors from all over the world, who are looking to invest their money in safe investments. Cyprus's real estate market is a great example of how this industry has evolved in recent years. The real estate market of Cyprus is a very attractive investment opportunity for many investors, who are looking to invest their money safely and with great returns on the investment. With local real estate, you'll be more familiar with the area and what it has to offer in terms of amenities and attractions. You'll also have an easier time getting around, as you'll already know your way around. However, international real estate can come with some tax benefits, as well as opportunities for investment. Additionally, if you're looking for a change of scenery, an international property might be just what you're after. What is C2C in real estate? C2C in real estate stands for "customer to customer." It is a term that is used to describe the process of a customer buying or selling a property to another customer without the use of a middleman or broker. C2C also describes certain marketing trends in the real estate industry. In this type of transaction, buyers and sellers are connected through a digital platform, such as the internet or a mobile app. This allows for a more direct connection between the buyer and seller, and it often results in a faster sale. The C2C (Contract to close) Do NOW model This is a model that can be used in the closing process. It's important to note that this model is not for every situation and it will work best with specific types of transactions, such as home sales. The C2C (Contract to close) model is becoming more and more popular in the real estate world, as it helps buyers and sellers to get the property they want more quickly and efficiently. The goal of the C2C (Contract to close) model is to move quickly and smoothly through the buying process, minimizing potential risks and maximizing chances for a successful closing. The key to success with this model is communication and transparency between all parties involved. By following the proper steps and guidelines, you can successfully complete your own contract-to-close transaction using the C2C (Contract to close) model. Why real estate startups are moving from B2C to C2C Real estate startups are moving away from B2C to C2C because of new trends in the industry. These new trends include, but are not limited to, the following: - - A growing interest in the sharing economy and collaborative consumption - - The decreasing popularity of traditional brokerages - - The increasing demand for data and analytics - - The increasing availability of technology to create new marketplaces - - The growing interest in the real estate industry from investors and startups - - The increasing interest from investors in real estate startups Why C2C in real estate is important? The C2C (consumer to consumer) market is growing in popularity as it becomes more well-known. This market is cost-effective for both the buyer and the seller, and the number of products for sale by consumers is steadily rising. C2C is an appealing business model for retailers due to the popularity of social media and other online channels that allow buyers and sellers to connect more easily. Real Estate in Cyprus In Real Estate marketing, it is important to understand the Cyprus real estate market. The island of Cyprus is divided into two parts, the Greek Cypriot side and the Turkish Cypriot side. This division has led to a lot of political and economic issues that have affected the real estate market in Cyprus. The Greek Cypriot side is an EU member state while the Turkish Cypriot side is not. Now the strongest marketing is mainly focused on the EU Cypriot market side. This is due to the fact that most of the buyers are from Europe and they prefer to buy a property in an EU member state. The Turkish Cypriot side has been left out in the marketing. The Greek Cypriot side is the most populated area in Cyprus and it has a strong economy. Real Estate is Booming in Cyprus! The real estate market in Cyprus is growing rapidly, with more and more people investing in property. The real estate and construction sector are one of the key pillars of the economy, contributing 17% to the country's GVA. However, the pandemic disrupted growth in 2020, with a 19% decrease in the number of properties transacted and a 32% decrease in transaction value. Despite the disruptions caused by the pandemic and later in the year the Cyprus Investment Programme (CIP) terminated, the Real Estate and Construction sector's GVA output dropped marginally (1%) during 2020. This highlights the resilience of the sector and its importance to the overall economy. The growth in real estate transaction activity observed over the past years was disrupted in 2020. The total volume and value of properties transacted in Cyprus through the DLS recorded a significant drop during 2020 compared to 2019. Why Real Estate is Booming in Cyprus? This was mainly attributed to the following: 1. From January to May 2019, the market experienced an influx of transactions from foreign buyers mainly arising from the anticipation of the revisions in the CIP investment criteria (which were effected from June 2019 onwards). 2. The spread of the pandemic, which resulted in businesses and individuals deferring investments in the face of physical restrictions and increased economic uncertainty, exacerbating the prevailing reduced levels of activity, observed throughout 2020. Cyprus Real Estate Fast Statistics Specifically, the total number of properties transacted during 2020 reached 14.000, compared to 17.200 in 2019, representing a 19% decrease. In transaction value terms, an even sharper drop was observed, with total transactions reaching €3,0bn during 2020, indicating a reduction of 32% (2019: €4,4bn). Source: Real Estate Full Year Review 2020 Best 10 real estate brokers in Cyprus that offer an exceptional customer experience The best real estate agents in Cyprus are the ones you need to contact first. They are the ones who can provide you with all the information you need to buy a property in Cyprus. We tell you the 5 best real estate agents in Cyprus: 1. The Plaza Real Estate Limassol: The Plaza Real Estate Limassol Address: Plaza Estates Ltd.Amathountos 20, Agios Tychon, Cyprus This is a very popular real estate agency in Limassol. They have been in business for over 35 years and know everything there is to know about the Cyprus property market. Plaza Real Estate Limassol is a very well-known name in Cyprus and that is why many people turn to them when they want to buy a property. The Plaza Real Estate Limassol has been awarded as the best real estate agency in Limassol for many years. This is due to their dedicated work and excellent customer service. The Plaza Real Estate Limassol has a large team of professionals who can help you buy a property in Cyprus. They are all very experienced and know everything there is to know about the market. Visit their website for more information: PlazaCyprus.com Plaza Real Phone Number: (+357) 70006466 2. Altamira Real Estate Agency Altamira Address: Altamira Real EstateMegalou Alexandrou 1, Latsia 2235, Cyprus Altamira Cyprus real estate agent has had a strong presence in the market for many years and is considered an expert in the field of real estate. The company enjoys a good reputation and the experience of its staff is among the best in Cyprus. This agent also offers a range of services to meet your needs, so do not hesitate to contact them. You can also visit the company's website for more information: altamirarealestate.com.cy Altamira Cyprus Phone Number: (357) 22696500 3. REInvest Real Estate Cyprus REInv Address: REInvest Real EstateNikis Center, Kyriakou Matsi 11-7th Floor, Nicosia With over 25 years of experience in the property market, they are also the leading real estate agency in Cyprus. They have built a network of real estate professionals who know the property market and will guide you through the entire process from start to finish. URL: reinvest.com.cy REInv Phone Number: (357) 22477600 4. Read the full article