The resort of Aphrodite Hills is arguably one of the most prestigious resorts in the Mediterranean. Its award winning architecture design compliments well the stunning hillside setting of the resort, extending over two elevated plateaux called the Randi Gorge, a natural ravine and nature reserve.
The Aphrodite Hills Resort offers guests an unparalleled set of facilities ensuring that your stay will be relaxing and fulfilling. These facilities include;

• 18 hole golf course designed by Cabell Robinson
• 3 hole golf academy with extensive practice facilities including driving range
• Sophisticated clubhouse with bar and restaurant overlooking the spectacular 18th hole
• State of the art spa and gym with its Greco-Roman thermae - The Retreat
• World renowned tennis academy
• Village square with shops, restaurants, bars and a small supermarket for everyday needs
• Excellent children's playground including crazy golf
• Nature trails and horse riding
• Stylish private Zias Beach Club for the exclusive use of guests
• 5-star Intercontinental Hotel and its facilities
• There is a multipurpose court for tennis, volleyball, basketball, badminton, netball or 5-a-side games.
• The resort offers baby sitting and crèche facilities and two kids clubs, Pegasus Mini Club (for 3 - 7 year olds), The Rainbow Kids Club (for 8 and 12 year olds), Aphrodite Riding Club, Grotto Fun Club (for 13 to 17 year olds).

At the heart of the resort is the lively village centre with its bars, restaurants, shops, an amphitheatre for entertainment and a traditional wedding chapel - the perfect setting for romantic weddings. In addition there are further facilities, including restaurants and bars, in the 5-star Aphrodite Hills Intercontinental Hotel.

As well as the golf course on site (5 minutes walk from the apartment), Secret Valley Golf Course, which is less demanding and in a wonderful natural setting, is less than 5 minutes drive away on the other side of the gorge.

A short distance from the resort is Aphrodite's Rock, where it is alleged that Aphrodite emerged from the shimmering Mediterranean Sea. This may be accessed from the coast road about a mile from the entrance to Aphrodite Hills where you can find a lovely evening cliff walk to view the Rock against the background of the beautiful Cypriot sunset

There are a number of nearby attractions;

Paphos: The vibrant town of Paphos is 10 minutes by car. Bars and restaurants line its busy new harbour front. There are many cultural activities including an archaeological museum, the Byzantine castle of Paphos, the Tombs of the Kings, St. Paulas Pillar and the Temple of Aphrodite (the goddess of love and beauty).

Pissouri Village: About 3 miles along the coast road. Wonderful Cypriot village with a town square; old men playing backgammon and just watching the world go by. In fact, it's a great place for you to do that. During the summer months there are lots of activities in the village - even a Cyprus night every Wednesday which mainly Greek Cypriots attend! There are bars and excellent restaurants. Also village shops including a butcher, baker, gift shop and a bank.

Pissouri Beach: This is the nearest 'tourist' beach but it is still quiet. And you can drive right up to the beach at the eastern end. There are sunbeds and umbrellas, parascending, jet skis - in fact, everything you would expect to find at a beach resort. There is also a number of bars and highly regarded fish restaurants.

Kouklia: Nearest village but very small and very old! It was the capital of Cyprus centuries ago. Aphrodite's temple is here.