The Mill Hotel Kakopetria

Hi Had a fantastic holiday I went on the net, and I am not a tech whiz kid by any means but my son told me he had hear about this fab new site www.my-holidayrental.com it was so easy to use and it has not got so many properties that you lose your way but its got enough to pick from I picked Cyprus and called a really nice gentleman that owned the villa we booked and our holiday was my best ever, I will try Spain next and will always use www.my-holidayrental.com

Mrs Ann Fletcher

... west of the monastery, and not far from his native village of Panayia.

The monastery holds religious fairs on September 8th, (Birth of the Virgin) and August 15th (Dormition of the Virgin).



How to get here:

Air: Paphos International Airport.

Road: Road to Pedoulas which leads to Kykkos (from Troodos); road north towards Platres, past Pedoulas to ...

The plane landed, and i got off the plane to feel the heat radiating off of the airport tarmac. absolutely loved the heat after hacking and caughing with a nasty sickness in england.
Luke and his dad were at the airport in larnaca to great me as planed and i was super pumped to spending time with luke and soaking up some major sun. luke and i had met back in 2003 whilst ...

... Green Line I found women dressed in Muslim clothing, signs written in Turkish and an entire world oriented towards Istanbul. The Turkish Lira replaces the Euro, and instead of in modern stores, commerce still takes place in tiny mom and pop storefronts. I would walk past a crumbling one story building held up by who knows what, and inside a man would be crafting something with his hands in a darkened room such as a century ago.

Coming around one ...

... was very friendly and helpful. The local beer was very nice. Keo. The waiter showed us some other places on our map to go visit while we walked around. Had a look at a local fruit and vege market which was quite good but much the same as ours only with a few different products like dates, little fish etc. Headed back on the shuttle at 2pm which was long enough. Had a rest and then went to Oasis to watch sail out. Clocks back 1 hour and I don't know why.

... way you enter Cyprus is the way you must leave, otherwise the Republic of Cyprus will consider it illegal.

Talk about political hotbeds. We have just left one and entered another, tourist are just sometimes a porn in their games, when all we want is to just travel freely and see what a country has to offer.

Tomorrow we head to Northern Cyprus in search of sand, oh and an escape route.

... we were about to see, and don't pretend to know the politics of the situation, so please don't be offended by our ignorance or any inaccuracies that you may read below. We spent today in Nicosia, (also known as Lefkosia) which is the capital of Cyprus, and the drive took just over two hours along the major freeway on the island. It has served as the capital since the late Byzantine period of the 11th century after the coastal towns were destroyed following the attacks and looting ...

... North Cyprus now that its southern half has been admitted?) There was talk of union between the two halves prior to the time of Greek Cyprus' admittance to the EU, but Greek Cypriots rejected the proposal and thus they remain separated, with numerous checkpoints and barriers strung up across the country, splitting the capital city, Lefkosia, down the middle. Although seeing the full monty would have been preferable, we decided to do what we could to see all that south Cyprus ...

... reconciliation est en cours mais la route est encore longue et les rancoeurs des grecs chypriotes sont tenaces vis a vis du voisin, de l'occuppant turc. Guevan va bien, lourd de ses 93 kilos. Mais il a promis d reprendre le foot a la rentree avec son pote Petros. Son appart dechire et ses 10 employes l'ecoutent avec le respect qui est du au plus grand cretois-balarien que la terre ait jamais porte. Efaristo Dzouille !

... The water was warm and the beach was really pretty. A lot of British tourists go to this part of the island, and many of them buy villas in the area. If that wasn't enough beach time, on Monday we went to the town of Larnica for the Festival of the Flood. This is a religious and national holiday to celebrate Noah and the end of the Flood. This is a fun festival where people throw water and water balloons at ...