CYPRUS DELIGHT

Phyti Village Phyti is a small Cypriot village located 25 kilometres north-east of Paphos and 20 kilometres south-east of Polis Chrysochous. Set deep in the Paphos hills, away from the souvenir shops, ice cream and hamburgers, the region is stumbled upon by only a handful of travellers, passing to or from Khrysorroyiatissa Monastery. The warmth and rich hospitality you'll find here are as sincere and old as Cyprus itself. It stands at the top of a plateau, at an average altitude of 680 metres.... Sign in to see full entry.

Crime is almost non-existent on the island. The police spend most of their time trying to catch you driving without a seatbelt, speeding, or using your mobile without a hands-free device. Whilst a crime free environment is taken for granted by the Cyprus people, any UK investor is well aware of the real cost of crime in terms of lost revenues and unnecessary expenditure. Crime costs money and there are plenty of investment areas around the world where both rents and capital gains are kept down... Sign in to see full entry.

I bought a new mobile in Carrefour, a hypermarket shop in Paphos. I bought this mobile because it looked great. It is a touch phone on the top and when you slide it open the dial buttons appear. It is black with a camera and mp3 features. It holds up to 100 messages. It cost me £100 to buy brand new. You get head phones with it and the camera quality is brilliant, as I use it with my laptop so that I can download photos to it when I want. You can even add your favourite songs to the mp3 folder... Sign in to see full entry.

Paphos area Paphos Aquarium Address: Ar1emidos 1, Paphos Tel: (357) 26953920 ALL THE YEAR ROUND Daily: 09:00-19:00 (winter) 09:00- 20:00 (summer) Pafos Bird Park Situated on the main road of Coral Bay and Agios Georgios Pegeia - Pafos Open all year round. Daily: 09.00-17.00 (October -March) 09.00-20.00 (April -September) Tel: (357) 2681 3852 email: mailto:%20infQ@pafosbirdpark.com http://www.pafosbirdpark.com/ Snake George Reptile Park Situated on the Paphos to Agios Georgios Road Snake George... Sign in to see full entry.

The harbour at Paphos attracts visitors all year round, who take the opportunity to walk along the quay and maybe visit one of the fish restaurants, tavernas or cafes. The view is superb, with lots of colourful fishing boats bobbing in the harbour. The castle is in fact all that remains of a much earlier castle dating from 1391, which was demolished by the Venetians. The Ottomans used it as dungeons and the British as a warehouse for salt! It can be reached via a small bridge over a moat and is... Sign in to see full entry.