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Exactly where to find us
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How to get there
The complex is located North East of Larnaca Airport around 40km away, It will take you no more than 40 minutes.
Larnaca can be reached by most major Airports including Heathrow, Gatwick, Luton, Stanstead, Manchester, Newcastle, Bristol.
Car hire Details to follow...
Should you require any assistance or further information to arrange your transfer then please do not hesitate to contact us.
There are several Scenic Driving routes in the area...
Driving Route 1 The Southeast - (Kokkinochoria-Red Soil villages)
Distance: approximately 100 kilometres
- Mainly agricultural with tourist hot spots along the coast Interesting village churches and small museums
- Good, easy, cycling routes
- Good bird-watching areas • Dramatic coastal scenery with splendid walks
- Accommodation
Leave the Larnaka/Agia Napa motorway at the exit for Xylotymvou and go left onto the E303. Pass Xylotymvou village on your right and turn left onto a road signposted to Agios Rafail and Agra Marina. Here you will find a cluster of eight churches, one of which - the little 15th century barrel-vaulted convent of Agia Marina with its cloistered garden - is worth a visit You will find this beside the large modern church of Agios Rafail.
Continue on the E303. This area is the eastern end of the fertile central plain (Mesaoria). Here, wheat and barley grow in the fields on either side of you during winter After 8.5 kilometres, turn right at a road signposted 'Avgorou I km' and you will come to Akhna Dam. A popular angling and birdwatching spot, the dam is part of the Southern Conveyor Project, which brings water to the area. The hides are on the opposite side (drive across the top of the dam). A little further on is the 16th century church of Agios Georgios Teratsiotis.
Continue on this road to the small agricultural village of Avgorou, in the centre of which is a large, modern church. Opposite is a tiny park, behind which is a small domed church dedicated to the Panagia (the BV Mary). Close by are two fine examples of the stone-built houses of the region. Also of interest is the small domed church of Agios Georgios with its low belfry decorated with bas-relief. The Ethnographical (Folk Art) Museum, housed in a beautifully restored house, is a short distance away.
