Panorama & Oceania Wedding Villas

The Paphos Region

The villas Panorama and Oceania are located just a few kilometres from the town of Paphos, once the island’s ancient capital city, situated on the Southwest coast of Cyprus. The district boasts a varied mixture of historical sites, modern tourist attractions, a delightful year round sub-tropical climate, and is the ideal destination for visitors of all ages. Paphos town and the nearer Coral Bay, offer night life with clubs and bars, traditional taverns, contemporary international restaurants, scenic rugged country side and magnificent sun kisses beaches. Known as the Island of love, Cyprus and particularly the Paphos area is your perfect wedding and vacation destination.

Location

Panorama and Oceania villas are majestically located in the private and rural Peyia Hills region above the resort of Coral bay and enjoy spectacular costal views making them suitable for intimate weddings and secluded holidays. Guests choosing to stay in these luxurious villas will be treated to stunning views of the Paphos locale including the town, the wild beauty of the Akamas nature reserve, sandy beaches and sea caves coast.

These adjacent villas are idyllically situated between picturesque Kathikas village and bustling Peyia, and a few minutes from the Pikni pine forest where you can enjoy a traditional BBQ or picnic prepared by our catering team. The villa is also situated approximately 25 minutes way from Polis and Latsi cities.

Peyia Village

Peyia village which is just an 8 minute drive from Panorama and Oceania, offers excellent facilities including supermarkets, fashion shops, pharmacies, banks, bars, traditional tavernas, and old style coffee shops known as Kafeneia where the villagers can be seen playing “backgammon” (Tavli), one of the oldest table games of Cyprus.

Coral Bay

Venturing just 10km from the villas, past the village of Peyia you will find the tourist area of Coral Bay, which hosts a variety of trendy and traditional bars, restaurants, shops, rentals (bike, car or motorbikes), and travel agencies. Facilities also include easily accessible sandy beaches with off road parking, a Horse Riding School, a Mini-golf centre, a Snooker Hall, Go-Carting, Water-sports, Scuba diving schools, Spas, and Paphos Zoo.

Coral & Corallia Beaches

These beaches offer golden sand, water sports, sun-beds, umbrellas and life guards. Cafes are situated next to the beaches providing all types of refreshments and snacks. Both of these beaches are ideal wedding photography locations for “trash the dress” or romantic beach shots, especially at sunset.

Akamas and Sea Caves

For those who seek a more tranquil experience, the Akamas Peninsula, a masterpiece of unspoiled landscape, lies at the northwest tip of the island. As an area protected by UNESCO, it is one of the richest bio-diverse wild regions of the island, with amazing flora and fauna including a native turtle breeding area.

The region is uninhabited, wild and famous for its geological formations. The jagged sea coast, formed by ancient volcanic activity, comprises hidden caves and bays including the “Blue Lagoon” with its crystal water ideal for underwater or “trash the dress” wedding photographs. It is the perfect place for exploration, either by foot, jeep or motorbike. Exciting activities can be enjoyed, such as jeep or quad-bike safari, canoeing, kayaking, hiking along the Avakas Gorge which is 3km long and rises to heights of 30m, or relaxing on the unspoiled Lara (turtle) beach. The Panorama wedding services team is able to organize visits to the area or any other excursions on your behalf.

Aphrodite Baths

A remarkable place to visit on the northern edge of the Akamas Peninsula is Aphrodite's Baths, where, according to legend, the Greek Goddess used to bathe. This beautiful and unique area of Cyprus, accessible on foot and by motor vehicles, has a natural exotic environment providing the opportunity to see and observe these natural fresh water baths within a hidden paradise.

Paphos Town

Upper Paphos town is approximately 20km away from Peyia village, and has designer shops local businesses and fascinating museums within the ancient upper town. Lower Paphos has recently seen the building of a modern well equipped Kings Avenue Mall just a few minutes drive from Paphos Harbor with its medieval historic port, ancient Roman mosaics and 2nd century odeon in the UNESCO archaeological complex. Close by are Aphrodite Water Park and a second archaeological site known as the Tombs of the Kings.

Please view the map for Location details and places of interest.

For further details on amenities and things to do around the area please download Area and Things to Do.