*Pernera Villa - Protaras*

Luxury 3 bedroom 3 bathroom Villa with a private pool and garden. Ideally located in the lovely town of Pernera near Protaras with a 2 minute walk to Pernera Beaches. The villa has been carefully furnished to include every detail you would expect making this property feel like you are home from home. There is a minimarket just 1 minute away along with many bars and restaurants.

Changeover Day: Flexible
Sleeps up to: 6 (3 bedrooms)
Rates: £700 to £1200 per week
Nearest beach: Pernera: 0.2km
Will consider: Long term lets (over 1 month), Short-breaks (4 days or fewer), Hen or stag parties
Corporate bookings
Access: Car not necessary
Nearest amenities: 0.2km
Family friendly? Suitable for children of all ages
Suitable for the elderly or infirm
Notes: May take pets - please enquire, No smoking at this property, Self-catering 

The Area Around the Pernera Villa:

Cape Greco, also known as Cavo Greco, is a headland in the south-eastern part of the district. It is at the southern end of Famagusta Bay. It is frequently visited by many tourists for its natural beauty. It is a protected costal nature park. From the high points on the cliff that rests at the cape one can view amazing sights out to sea. According to local legend it is also the home of the 'Ayia Napa sea monster'.

This superb retreat lies on the seashore of one of the islands best resorts, surrounded by lush gardens, just two km from the centre of Protaras, three km from the town of Paralimni, and only a short stroll away from the restaurants, bars and shopping centre of the Pernera area.

Facilities

Further details indoors:
Pernera villa is furnished to the highest standards offering quality and comfort. You can expect to find everything you will need as everything has been thought of to make sure your holiday is one to remember.

Further details outdoors:
There is a private pool, garden, patio, sun beds, umbrellas and a barbecue.

 

More Info On Protarus - Cyprus:

 

General Description

Ayia Napa's quieter neighbour, Protaras is an unremarkable, modern resort with no traditional village centre, which grew quickly from virtually nothing in the late 1970s and now stretches along the coast for over 4 mls upto the UN patrolled green line. Hotels are dotted all along its length with concentrations at 4 points: starting at scenic Cape Greco, leading to Protaras centre, further east to the smaller resort of Pernera, and most recent addition Kapparis further east again. It’s important to note that these areas do not run into each other, undeveloped areas separate them. The main theme of the region are the agriculturally rich red soil villages and windmills dotting the landscape. The main town of Paralimni is situated 4 mls inland, primarily residential with a handful of shops. Protaras itself is rather lacking in genuine Cypriot character, its great attraction being its coastline of fine, white sand beaches and natural rocky coves.

Market/Suitability

Mainly middlemarket families and couples seeking a reasonable choice of entertainment and shopping but not the boisterous youth-orientated nightlife of Ayia Napa. Most hotels close in winter, leaving just a few to cater for more mature guests and those wanting a really quiet time; most local restaurants and shops also close during this time.

Beaches

Fine beaches of white sand and crystal-clear water with shingle and flat rocks at the water's edge in some places. Shelves gently so suitable for children. Some rocky coves. During high season, plenty of sunbeds and parasols for hire; during winter months, beaches can look a bit unkempt.

Shopping

Plenty of shops, though dominated by supermarkets large and small. More typical local shops and minimarkets at Paralimni.

Entertainment

Daytime: water sports at all beaches, including windsurfing, water-skiing, parasailing, diving, snorkelling, jet-skiing and pedalloes; cycling; water park (larger option in Ayia Napa). Flower festival in May. Boat trips.
Nightlife: choice of bars (including live music and karaoke), tavernas with live music (often bouzouki) and a few discos; light and water show. Wider range in Ayia Napa for those who want to party through the night.

Eating Out

Large selection of tavernas and restaurants offering a range of fast food, local and international cuisines.

Accommodation

Over 100 tourist hotels and apartments, mainly in the middle to upper categories.

Local Excursions

Half day: village of Dherinia for views across the Green Line border towards the ghost city of Varosha, the former hotel district of Famagusta. Full day: hiking around Cape Greco (area of natural beauty with secluded beaches and coves); Larnaca; Ayia Napa for alternative beach or lively nightlife; Nicosia; tours of Troodos Mountains. All tour operators arrange their own excursions, covering other parts of Cyprus.

Public Transport

Local regular bus service to Ayia Napa, Larnaca and Paralimni. Taxis.

Location

Location: On the E coast, 10 mls NE of Ayia Napa and 6 mls SE of Paralimni. 35 mls NE of Larnaca and its international airport.
Position: A long, narrow strip development between the coast road and the sea. Generally flat terrain backed by fertile agricultural land characterised by the area's distinctive red soil.
Dialling Code: 23
Tourist Board: www.visitcyprus.com

Serving Airports

Larnaca International (LCA)
Flight time from the UK: 4 hrs 15 mins

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