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Absolutely fantastic villa, walkable to the main coral bay shopping strip, very nice owners and facilities are fantastic. However if you intend to do some sort of sight seeing/entertainment I would recommend hiring a car! For a more chilled out holiday, this villa is excellent.

Villa Iphigenia - Coral Bay

 From Tunbridge Wells

This is a lovely well equipped apartment which is well situated within the St Nicholas complex. The living area is spacious and the kitchen very modern with washing machine, microwave so good for small families. The balcony gives great view of the pools and bar. The management were very friendly and helpful and sorted out any issues asap. The one downside I would say is that it is not within walking distance to main Paphos (if thats where you want to be) and therefore a  car or taxi is the only way to get around. The bus route to Coral Bay is a 30 minute walk down the hill.  Coral Bay is 15 minutes by car (not 7 minutes as advertised). Apart from that it is very good value for money.

St Nicolas Residence

 From Cardiff

Argaka is located on the coastal plains of the Chrysochous area away from the more mainstream destinations. Nourished by its own reservoir this agricultural area is well known for its abundance of citrus orchards The settlement of Argaka itself is divided into two parts, Pano Argaka (upper) located between the sea and the pine forest is the older of the two communities. Here, traditional style architecture can be found amongst the narrow, winding roads and the traditional spirit of Cyprus is still very much in evidence at the local kafenion which provides a focal point for the villages residents to gather, exchange news and pass the time of day. Kato Argaka (lower) is the newer settlement standing next to the sea. Although this area features more contemporary style residences, a small supermarket, a kiosk and a handful of tavernas dotted along the coastal road, it still enjoys an informal and laidback atmosphere. The nearest restaurant is approximately 2.4 kilometres away with a handful more being within 3.5 kms of the villa.
The undeveloped beaches of the Argaka area stretch along a natural coastline of coarse sand, shingle and pebble. For a day here you will need to bring your own beach mat and umbrella. Refreshments can be found at one of the tavernas scattered along the coastal road or you can take a cool box and lunch under the shade of the trees in one of the designated picnic areas.
Polis approximately 12 kilometres away is the principal town for the region, huddled around a pedestrianised square where visitors and locals gather in the mornings to enjoy a coffee and watch the world pass by and in the evenings to dine at one of the wide selec tion of restaurants, tavernas and cafes which radiate out from the centre. The town has an archaeological museum and cultural centre. Polis offers the nearest organized beach to the villas backed by tall Eucalyptus trees. 
A little further along the coast from Polis is the seaside resort of Latchi with its recently opened 200 berth marina. Here you will find an array of inviting sea-front tavernas with a superb selec tion of fresh fish and seafood served daily. Just beyond Latchi you will find the well known Baths of Aphrodite and for nature lovers the protected Akamas Peninsular an area particular suited to walkers and adventurers who can explore the many criss-crossed nature trails. The coastline of this area can also be enjoyed by boat with daily excursions available from the marina. 
Polis and the surrounding villages count bowling, go-karting, fishing, cycling, watersports and scuba diving amongst the many activities on offer to the visitor. The Minthis Hills Golf Course is just under a 40 minute drive away. The town of Paphos with its World Heritage Sites, modern shopping facilities, waterpark and attractive harbour area is within a 50 minute drive.

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