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Cyprus Relocation Services
| |  Picture an island of unrivalled beauty; a spectacular coastline of sandy beaches, picturesque mountain villages, clear blue skies and a year round warm climate reflected in the hospitality of the locals……..Imagine a lifestyle free of stress, where the pace of life is gentle, the food deliciously fresh, the people friendly and welcoming and the simple pleasures of life becoming a part of everyday existence. It is by no accident that Cyprus, and in particular the western region of Paphos is fast becoming one of the most popular relocation destinations. |
|  As the third largest island in the Mediterranean, covering a land area of 9,251 km2, it offers an appealing combination of modern infrastructure whilst maintaining its' abundance of cultural wealth. The English language is widely spoken and understood, the Cypriot legal system is based on the British one, driving is on the left hand side, crime levels are exceptionally low, there is an excellent health and education system and, since entering the European Union, has enjoyed the benefits of a stable and growing economy with an attractive low tax regime. |
| |  With its' motorway linking to the airports and other towns and being just a stone's throw from the three major golf courses, the options for relocation to the Paphos region are plentiful. Each of the Paphos villages are unique unto themselves but with one very important factor in common; a blend of cultures harmoniously co-existing in idyllic surroundings. Whether you choose a traditional hillside location such as Peyia village, or a quiet suburb such as Geroskipou, you are assured of close proximity to all amenities; an important factor to consider as a retired couple or a family with school age children.
The coastline of Paphos also offers appealing options for the discerning investor or for those seeking to purchase a holiday home. Kato (lower) Paphos, whose focal point is its picturesque harbour and medieval castle, boasts a wealth of restaurants, bars and souvenir shops. The famous Coral Bay resort offers similar appeal and the added advantage of being the backdrop for the new marina. The untouched Akamas Peninsula is close by and a twenty minute drive will find you in the fast developing coastal town of Polis and the charming fishing port of Latchi. |
| | | Often referred to as the island of love in tribute to the goddess Aphrodite, whose birthplace is nestled in Cypriot waters, by choosing Cyprus, prepare to embark on a love affair that will last a lifetime. | |
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