"Acropolis Panorama” is situated on a large plot of land to the West of the center of Peyia Village in the Paphos area of Southern Cyprus. The plot is amphitheatric in shape, with large level changes and beautiful views of the surrounding landscape, including unobstructed views of the coastline of Coral Bay and the proposed Marina site. A large part of plot borders an adjacent public green area. Access to the site is easy and only a 15 minutes to the center of Paphos town. Access to the beaches is just a five minute drive into Coral Bay.

On the South East coast of Cyprus, Paphos is divided into the upper and lower town. The lower town is a tourist area concentrated around it's colorful harbour boasting a wide range os sea front bars, restaurants and numerous luxury hotels. Modern shops, boutiques, cafes and restaurants combine perfectly with areas of great Cypriot historical significance.

Paphos is rich in archaeological sites and is a declared UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The Tomb of the Kings date back to 300 BC and can be found in lower Paphos. There are more than 100 tombs cut into solid rock, with carved steps leading down into burial chambers.

Legend has it that Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of love, was born in the waters near Paphos at Aphrodite's Rock.

Beyond the town of Paphos is the unspoiled Akamas peninsular, a spectacular national park with dramatic coastlines.

The nearby areas of Coral Bay and Polis provide stunning scenery and beautiful sandy beaches.

For the sporting enthusiast the Tsada Golf Course is close by and just a 30 minute drive to the award winning Aphrodite Hills 18 Hole championship standard golf course.

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