Pissouri villa rental

Kapsalia Villas, Pissouri Village,

These new villas, completed in 2005, feature two air-conditioned bedrooms each with en-suite facilities, balcony and views of the sea. Each villa has its own private swimming pool.
Bedrooms: Each villa has two bedrooms, both with air-conditioning (included in the price): one has a king-sized double bed and the other two singles. Each bedrooms has an en-suite bathroom, one with bath and the other with a shower. The bedrooms have balconies with sea views.

Kitchen: A fully fitted kitchen including oven, hob, microwave, fridge-freezer, dishwasher and washing machine.

Lounge/dining area: Pleasant lounge/dining area including two sofas, TV and DVD player

Bathroom: In addition to the two en-suite bathrooms, there is a guest bathroom with shower.
Outside: A large patio area with private 8m x 4m swimming pool, with table, chairs, sun-loungers and parasols. There is a charcoal barbecue for outdoor eating.

General: Villa cleaned between lets. Please provide your own towels for the beach or around the swimming pool. Maximum 4 persons. Where a/c is not shown as included, then there will be a local charge of 5 Euros per day for each unit used.

Around and About
At one time Pissouri village, on the hill, had a fishing jetty a few kilometers away down the hill, known as Pissouri jetty. Now they are two distinct communities, Pissouri village and Pissouri Beach. The total population in the summer is said to reach around 1100 people, about half of whom are Cypriots, the rest foreign, mainly British, residents and visitors.

Some of the guide books about Cyprus devote a sentence to Pissouri, some even devote a paragraph to the village and its small beach resort. None of them do justice to the unique character and attractiveness of Pissouri to the visitor and holiday maker. the Cypriot character has been retained, it is still very much a working village of farmers, some of whom have now become involved in farming tourists with varying degrees of success. Its very Cypriot character is what attracts the visitor, holiday maker and expatriate residents. Fortunately this is recognised by many of those in the village. From time to time fears are expressed that too rapid development will see another Agia Napa spring up from the vineyards of Pissouri and be built here - but this will not happen - at least for many decades. The character of the beach resort and the village is assured.

The motorway has brought Pissouri closer to the larger cities and resorts of Limassol and Paphos, but the distinctiveness of the area is likely to be retained.

The Pissouri area is famous for growing grapes, mainly in the valley between the main roads and the sea that leads to Pissouri Beach.

Pissouri is about a 30 minute drive away from either Paphos (Pafos) or Limassol (Lemesos) for those who want to see more urban life than Pissouri can offer.

This is the general location

Outside this Self catering villa in Limassol, Cyprus

The villa is in a very quiet area. It has a private swimming pool, a garden, a patio area, a balcony, panoramic views, interesting views, a barbeque. If you are driving there is private parking with the outside areas of the house having external lighting.