Villa with its own garden in a scenic location near the sea, a stone's throw from one of Cyprus' most interesting natural parks and the most amazing beaches on the whole island. Finished villas with deed ready, 2 bedrooms, 1 living room with fireplace and a private garden with barbecue area. These buildings have a high standard and are built by a very good builder who cares about quality.
Wild donkeys, turtles and a vegetation that is unique, both wild oregano, sage and John's wort depending on the season and much more. If you're lucky, you might see the very shy wild sheep too. No crowds on the beaches, which are numerous around the peninsula. New nice roads have been built so it is easy to get around. Please note that the pictures are of a home for display, furniture and appliances are not included. Contact us for an updated price list, availability and other costs that are added in connection with the purchase of this home.
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There are a number of historical sites such as Kantara Castle and Apostolos Andreas Monastery, as well as the ruins of Agia Trias Basilica and the ancient cities of Karpasia and Aphendrika among many others. There are more than 46 sandy beaches on the Karpas Peninsula, which are the main nesting areas in the Eastern Mediterranean for the sea turtle Caretta caretta and green sea turtles Chelonia mydas. Golden Beach (Altin Kumsal in Turkish), also traditionally known in Greek Cypriot as Pashi-Amos (Fat Sand Beach), is located about 15 km from the town of Rizokarpaso and is considered one of Cyprus' finest and most remote beaches. With a total length exceeding 3700 m, it is one of the least touristed beaches on the island. The Karpa Peninsula is home to the Karpa donkey, known as a symbol of Cyprus; there are campaigns carried out jointly by Turkish and Greek Cypriots to preserve the rare donkeys. The region is best known for its karpuz (Turkish for watermelon). Locally, there are usually restaurants serving traditional Turkish Cypriot dishes, including meze. Due to its geographical position, the Karpa Peninsula is somewhat protected from human interference. This makes it a pristine nature, home to many inland and marine species and Zafer Burunu (the tip of the peninsula) is now a protected natural heritage area.