Villa Apollonas
De €126 avg/nightPeyia, Paphos District
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Beach days, village tavernas and time by your own pool are all part of a villa holiday in Cyprus. Our villas in Cyprus with private pools offer a choice of settings, from Coral Bay and the countryside around Polis to the coast of Protaras. Find your place for a family escape, a couples’ break or a holiday with friends, with plenty of freedom to explore or simply unwind.
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Argaka, Paphos District
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Protaras, Larnaca Region
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Find your own space to enjoy Cyprus, whether your plans revolve around the beach, exploring historic towns or spending time together beside a private pool. Our collection includes holiday villas in Protaras, Paphos, Polis, Argaka, Pomos and Latchi, offering a choice of coastal and countryside settings for your stay.
A villa holiday leaves room for the days you have not planned. Enjoy breakfast before heading out, return for an afternoon swim or spend the evening sharing a meal outdoors. Whether you are travelling with children, as a couple or with friends, choose somewhere that feels right for the way you like to spend your time.
For holidays built around sandy beaches, Protaras is a natural place to start. Fig Tree Bay brings together golden sand, clear water and convenient beach facilities, with restaurants nearby and water sports available. Spend the morning beside the sea, take a break for lunch and leave the afternoon open for another swim or time back at your villa. Protaras suits visitors who enjoy having beach activities and places to eat close to their holiday surroundings.
Paphos adds history and culture to a coastal holiday. Explore the harbour and medieval castle, then discover the archaeological heritage of Kato Paphos. Beyond the town, the wider region includes villages, monasteries and countryside worth setting aside time to explore. A villa in the Paphos area is an appealing choice when you want variety: a sightseeing morning, a coastal outing and a quiet day at your accommodation can all have a place in the same holiday.
Polis offers a small-town setting beside Chrysochou Bay, close to the Akamas Peninsula. Its agricultural and fishing traditions give the area a different character from the larger resorts, while the surrounding coast and countryside provide opportunities to explore. Consider a villa in Polis for a holiday that combines local outings with plenty of downtime, without making a busy entertainment programme the focus of your stay.
Argaka brings together village life, cultivated countryside and coastal scenery. Around the village, orchards and hills provide a backdrop to winding streets, churches, coffee shops and tavernas. It is worth considering when you prefer a rural setting rather than a busy resort centre. Spend part of the day exploring the surroundings, then return to your villa for an afternoon by the pool and an evening around your own table.
Pomos appeals to travellers who value quiet surroundings and coastal views over a packed itinerary. This small village offers a less resort-focused experience, with beaches and a slower pace of life. Choose a villa in Pomos when relaxing at your accommodation is as important as going out. Leave time to enjoy the local coastline rather than feeling you need to travel somewhere different every day.
Latchi’s fishing harbour gives this coastal destination its distinctive character. Take a walk beside the boats or use your stay to discover the nearby Akamas area and the Baths of Aphrodite. With Polis also close by, Latchi offers opportunities to combine seaside outings with exploring western Cyprus. It is an attractive option for visitors who want the coast to be part of everyday holiday life while keeping nature and local sightseeing within their plans.
Choose your beach days around the part of the island where you are staying. In the Paphos region, Coral Bay offers a sandy shoreline and nearby cafés and restaurants. Around Protaras, Konnos Bay provides a smaller, enclosed setting for a change from the main resort beaches. Exploring a few nearby stretches of coastline can be more rewarding than spending hours travelling to every well-known beach.
Before setting out, consider the walking route, parking and facilities your group needs. A convenient beach with somewhere to stop for lunch may suit one day, while another can be kept for discovering somewhere different.
For a contrast to the beaches, head towards the Troodos Mountains, where woodland, orchards and traditional villages reveal another side of the island. Historic painted churches and local craft traditions add interest to a countryside day out. In southeastern Cyprus, Cape Greco offers coastal walking routes and views of cliffs, caves and coves.
Keep day trips manageable by choosing one area to explore at a time. Allow space for a village stop or an unhurried lunch rather than trying to fit several distant attractions into a single outing.
Think about more than the number of bedrooms when comparing villas. Families may prioritise bedroom arrangements, shaded outdoor space and pool access, while groups of friends might place more importance on separate bathrooms and somewhere comfortable to eat together.
Location matters just as much. Check the distances to beaches, restaurants and shops, and consider whether you plan to hire a car. Review the individual property’s facilities, including air conditioning, kitchen equipment and any pool-heating options, so your choice reflects how you will use the villa.
Browse our villas in Cyprus with private pools and compare the settings that appeal to you. Choose your travel dates, find accommodation that works for your group and start planning a holiday with time for both exploring and enjoying your own space.
The currency used in the Republic of Cyprus is the euro.
Greek and Turkish are the official languages of Cyprus. English is also widely spoken in tourist areas, restaurants and shops.
Cyprus commonly uses Type G electrical sockets, the same three-pin plug used in the UK.
Traffic drives on the left-hand side of the road, which is familiar for visitors travelling from the UK.
Direct flights from the UK generally take around four and a half to five hours, depending on the departure airport and destination airport.
Cyprus is normally two hours ahead of the UK, with both countries observing seasonal clock changes.
Yes. The Republic of Cyprus has been a member of the European Union since 2004.
A week gives you time to enjoy your villa and explore the surrounding area. A stay of 10 to 14 days provides more opportunity for day trips, beaches, historic sites and different parts of the island.