Peyia, over the ages, has grown up around a natural spring, known locally and affectionately as “Spring of Pegia Women”.  Today the spring is protected by a stoned arch structure and, as legend has it, this was used for washing clothes.

At the gateway to the Akamas Peninsula, an area of outstanding natural beauty, and overlooking a delightful cove and the clear turquoise waters of the Mediterranean are the most spectacular sea caves of Cyprus, known as Kantarkasti Caves of Pegia. Myth and legend surround their origins but, in reality, it is the very gradual erosion by the sea that has formed these open caves some of which have formed an internal labyrinth.

On a gentle hillside, with views to the sea, stand the exclusive detached villas giving an air of relaxed contemporary elegance.

There are just sixteen 3 or 4 bedroom Mediterranean styled villas each with 2 bathrooms and a cloakroom and some with the luxury of a roof garden. Each of the villas has a private swimming pool.

The famous sandy beaches of Coral Bay are just a short drive away.

Peyia provides all the main amenities with a good choice of elegant theme restaurants and traditional tavernas.

Paphos town with its ancient harbour and spectacular archaeological sites is a 15 minute drive along the coast road. Paphos International Airport is easily reached via the motorway. 

Due for completion in September 2009.

These properties are priced upto 478,000 EUR.