Holiday Home/Apartment - 10 persons - Pontou 28 , Villa 5 , Periyiali Resort - 5297 - Protaras

Periyiali Resort at Konnos Beach - Cape Greco - is a 40 villas complex with an electronically controlled, gated project, designed to maintain province and tranquility for its residents. It has underground car access and parking for the Frontline villas (VIP – Tunnel – for underground driving to their villas), isolating the project from traffic congestion and noise. The Clubhouse is a hub of social activity with a plethora of 5-star offerings characteristic of an exclusive retreat. This includes: Lobby-Reception / Spa / Café / Sauna / Gym / Restaurant / Bar / Business Center / Concierge / Lounge / Room Services Service tailored just for you Departure / Laundry Service - Dry / Cleaning / Lost And Found / Luggage Service / Security / Taxi & Limousine Service / Wake-Up Call / Transportation Within The Resort (Golf Cart) / Yacht Hiring / Car Rentals / Diving / Personal Trainer The Resort has a mobile Application to instantly book Services offered at the Resort 3 story villa within Periyiali Resort (Clubhouse offering several services) with the below features and amenities ; - Hair dryer - Fridge - Washing machine - Dishwasher - Microwave - Iron - TV - Door Video Intercom - Sea view - Garden - Air conditioning - Dining table and chairs - Double bed(s) - WI-FI - Washing machine - Sound system - Iron & ironing board - Safe box - Private pool - Private garage - Light control - Sauna (in the villa ) - Home Cinema - Gym Room - Blind control - Security Guard at the Entrance of the Resort - Fire alarm - Lift Konnos Bay forms part of the Cape Greco National Park, an area of the outstanding natural beauty. Konnos is small and idyllic and covered in fine golden sand. The beach offers access to the National Forest Park - which is on the Natura 2000 network of European protected sites. Konnos beach is about 200 meters long and has all the facilities you need, including sunbeds and umbrellas as well as toilets and a beach bar that plays music throughout the day. Konnos Bay Beach is known for its cleanliness and water quality and has been awarded the Blue Flag status. Sea Caves There are many caves along the coastline from Agia Napa to Cape Greko National Park. Many people come here to snorkel and the locals come here before the crack of dawn to fish. The Palace caves and the Smugglers caves are deep passages in to the cliffs which are only accessible from the sea. Some extend as deep as 240 feet in to the rock. During calm seas and at low tide it is possible to swim and even walk in to most of them. Although they have a rock-strewn environment the waters are wonderfully clear. Boat trips regularly pass by daily. There are spots of deep water amongst the rocks where spirited folks engage in the extreme sports of cliff diving/jumping. Love Birdge ( Monachus Monachus Arch ) Love Bridge is a rocky arch bridge of natural origin, with one edge stretching into the crystal clear, turquoise and emerald sea from an elevated coastal plateau. Bridge has formed naturally as a result of natural processes, without human intervention. It is believed that if you kiss while standing in the middle of the bridge arch and make a wish, it will surely come true. Also vacationers come here simply to admire the beautiful sea view and take pictures. Romantic atmosphere of the bridge gets especially charming at sunset. The length of the bridge is about 6 meters, and the width is about half a meter. One of the few buildings in Cape Greko National Park is the small chapel dedicated to Agioi Anargyroi. Below this small white chapel is a hermit’s cave which is mentioned in local legend. The chapel is build on a rocky small cliff overlooking the sea and the turcoise waters of the picturesque Cape Greco situated close by. The Chapel is dedicated to the twin brothers and Saints Cosmas and Damianos who were both doctors and miraculously healed the sick people without receiving any kind of payment. The scenery is beautiful as the chapel is also adjacent to the Cape Greko National Park. The chapel is a popular spot for wedding photos. Cape Greko Environmental Center The Cape Greko Environmental Center includes three aquariums which present the marine habitats of Cape Greko area and host fish of the region. In addition the architectural design has been awarded the first prize in the Architecture Competition. The guests enter the Environmental Center by an appropriately arranged hallway. Moreover in the lobby there is a store, which offer souvenirs from the area of the National Park of Cape Greko. Passing the lobby, the visitor enter the area of informative lectures and exhibition. At that point the visitor can be informed about the terrestrial, marine and underwater wealth of the region. In the media area there is an educational area. In addition experienced staff deliver courses to school students, about Cape Greko, Cyprus and the natural environment in general. Kamara tou Koraka Kamara in English means arch, and this arch is situated at Cape Greko on the south-eastern tip of the island. It has a height span of 50 feet and is 23 feet wide, located along the small road in to the cape. The Arch of Korakas, the most impressive natural bridge of Cyprus, located in the northeast, rugged coast of Cape Greko. A rare building that the brush of nature had thousands of years to create the Cape Greko National Park danger sunk at sea. These are the famous “Kamara tou Koraka”, a kilometer from the chapel and the cave of St. Anargyroi. An infinite beauty tall natural bridge over the sea, which in the last decade shows gradual erosion. Something which unfortunately contributed, except through the years, and the roots of some trimmers that are germinated in point. Cavos View Point ( Monument of Peace ) Look down on to the Mediterranean Sea in its beauty from high vantage points on the cliff that rests on the top of the cape and take in the panoramic views. Cape Greco, also known as Cavo Greco. There are 9 Cape Greko nature walks for hikers and people that simply come just to enjoy the splendour of the area. The rocky promontory on the south-eastern coast of Cyprus, east of Agia Napa and south east of Protaras, is an area of unspoiled natural beauty that has been declared a National Forest Park and conservation area .