Pomos View villa holds a fantastic position in the rustic fishing village of Pomos on the north-west Peninsula of the island. Pomos boasts beautiful, secluded beaches, a pretty harbour and impressive mountain scenery. The town of Polis is just a short car journey away, this untouched area boasts a wider range of amenities including shops, cafes and tavernas all centred around the pedestrianised main square as well as gorgeous Blue Flag beaches.

The modern villa has excellent views looking over the Mediterranean Sea to Pomos harbour and the surrounding countryside. The villa sleeps up to eight guests across four beautiful bedrooms. On the ground floor are two of the bedrooms, one king-size double and one twin both complete with ensuite bathrooms. Also on this level is the cinema room complete with projector screen. Upstairs, the main living accommodation can be found enabling guests to make the most of the wonderful views. On the first floor, is the fully equipped kitchen and living room. The remaining two double bedrooms can also be found, one boasting an ensuite bathroom, there is also an additional family bathroom.

Outside, the impressive views can be enjoyed from the comfort of the hot tub on the spacious terrace. Next to the terrace, there is a large private pool, a great spot for taking a dip while soaking up the sunshine! There is also a barbecue area which is perfect for alfresco dining.

Located in Pomos Village, Latchi.  Set on a promontory in a unique position on the outskirsts of the forest above Pomos.

The village of Pomos accepts a medium annual rainfall of around 440 millimeters of water and in its region they are cultivated citrus fruits, bananas, almond trees, avocado, walnut trees, olive trees, few vegetables and pistachio-nuts. In the region exist many uncultivated areas that are covered by natural vegetation such as pines and thyme. The southern side of the village is included in the government owned forest of Paphos.

Paphos (or Pafos) is one of the most beautiful and ancient towns of Cyprus. Wherever one treads in Paphos he comes across its glorious history which dates back thousands of years, when the cult of goddess Aphrodite who emerged from its seas, flourished in this beautiful part of the world attracting many visitors from the island and abroad.

Today Paphos is a small harbour town, but in Hellenistic and Roman times it was the capital of Cyprus. Still under the spell of her Beauty-Goddess, the area retaining her magic, has remained impact by time. Paphos seduces its visitor with its majestic landscape, lovely coastline, historical treasures and delightful villages where tradition is still a way of life.

The legacy from its remarkable history adds up to nothing less than an open museum, so much so that unesco simply added the whole town its world Cultural Heritage List. Among the treasures unearthed, are the remarkable mosaics in the Houses of Dionyssos, Theseus and Aion, beautifully preserved after 16 centuries under the soil. Then there are the mysterious vaults and caves, the Tombs of the Kings, the ancient Odeon Theatre and other places of interest including the various Museums.

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