Cyprus is the third largest island in the Mediterranean and is the sunniest and hottest of all the other islands. It has a superb climate and excellent tourist infrastructure.
It is a country of infinite variety with wooded and mountainous terrain, sandy beaches, forests, and fascinating coastlines. The mountains are dotted with picturesque little villages where traditional Cypriot hospitality is in abundance and where the nectar village wine, untouched by chemicals or mechanical processes can be sampled.
There is also superb mountain scenery, forests, fascinating coastlines, beaches and places of great historical importance.
With its exceptionally friendly mild Mediterranean climate: short mild winters and long warm summers with about 340 days of sunshine per year, it can offer something for every taste: Swimming, Scuba diving, Wind surfing, Sailing, Snorkeling, Tennis, walking, mountain biking, hiking, horse riding, bird watching, fishing, golf and skiing.

 The legendary birthplace of Aphrodite

The Republic of Cyprus, birth place of The Goddess Aphrodite, and EU member since May 2004, is an island of legends with nine thousand years of cultural legacy and history where the footsteps of diverse historic figures such as St. Paul, Alexander the Great and Leonardo da Vinci can be retraced.
In Cyprus, and side by side, one can find Byzantine churches, crusader castles, Gothic churches, Venetian forts, ancient vineyards, frescoed monasteries, citrus orchards, sandy beaches & Roman mosaic floors, cosmopolitan town and a modern network of roads & motorways and excellent tourist infrastructure.
It is also where the Goddess Aphrodite, Goddess of Love and Beauty, first emerged from the sea. It is also where the Goddess Aphrodite, Goddess of Love and Beauty, first emerged from the sea. Ever since ancient times, Cyprus has had many names, stressing its natural beauty: Aeria, Galenia, Euploia, Makaria, Kyprida Ourania, Perikalle, Aphrodisia and the Island of Love.

 A tradition of celebration and hospitality

Limassol is a vibrant seaside city and is the centre of the wine industry and a bustling holiday resort with an old tradition of celebration and hospitality. In February during the Carnival, masked revellers roam the streets playing music, and dancing. September, is the time for the Wine Festival which is a wine extravaganza where wine flows freely for everyone to enjoy for a whole week. And almost nightly people in restaurants, Taverns, and nightclubs, in this cosmopolitan seaside city, are able to find yet another reason to celebrate.
Villa Mosaica, located on the outskirts of Kolossi, is within easy reach of the cosmopolitan life of Limassol, about 8 minutes drive away where there is a wide choice of shops, bars, Tavernas, pubs, restaurants, night clubs, and entertainment. The beautiful Kourion Beach is just a 7 minute drive away. There are numerous archaeological sites in the are, such as the ancient city of Kourion and it's unique historical theatre which still stages classical and modern productions.

 Local activities and entertainment

Swimming, Scuba diving, Wind surfing, Sailing, Snorkeling, Tennis, walking, mountain biking, hiking, horse riding, bird watching, fishing, golf and skiing. Golf courses at the Secret Valley, Aphrodite Hills and Vikla.
Local Taxis are available all week on 24 Hour basis.