Long term lets (over 1 month) Short-breaks (4 days or fewer) Corporate bookings
Changeover day:
Flexible
Access:
Car advised
Notes:
No pets allowed Suitable for children No smoking at this property Self-catering
Home description
Holiday Villa Hanna is situated in a commanding position overlooking Ayia Napa. The villa has three large bedrooms and an extra large family bathroom. It has been furnished to a high standard and benefits from a private swimming pool and roof terrace which has superb mountain views. The villa is located in a select residential area yet is only a few minutes drive to the centre of Ayia Napa and the beach.
The villa is accessed by the main double front doors which lead to the large spacious hall. The lounge and dining area are open plan with patio doors leading to the patio and private swimming pool. The kitchen area is set to the side and is fully equipped with all you would need for a self catering holiday including a full oven and hob, microwave and washing machine. There is a guest cloakroom on this level.
The first floor level has the three bedrooms which all benefit from private verandas and the master bedroom benefits from an en-suite shower room. The family bathroom has a corner bath and separated shower cubicle.
The Property with its location so close to Ayia Napa is ideal for families and couples.
Note: Layout of furniture or furniture colour may vary & not remain consistent from Villa to Villa. This also applies to the furniture in the garden.
Kokines Golf Villa
Swimming Pool - Side
View of Pool from Balcony
Living Room with Plasma TV
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The Famagusta District
On the east coast of Cyprus lies the city of Famagusta which is the capital of the Famagusta District. It is on a bay between Cape Eloea and Cape Greco which is east of Nicosia.
Famagusta’s golden sandy beaches lie inside the government-controlled area. The beaches stretch out in the far eastern corner of Cyprus. Ayaia Napa and Paralimni are just some of the few paradises for those who love the sea as well as water sports.
Some of the places tourists visit in the charming scenery is Ayia Napa’s tiny fishing harbour, the medieval monastery, the small churches and windmills which are extremely close to each other and spreads out into the areas of Protaras and Paralimni. This region is also one of the major potato-producing areas on the island. This area is also known as red-soil villages or Kokkinochoria. This is because the soil in this area is deep red in colour. The reddish colour is due to the fact that the area has a lot of very high metal oxide. An interesting note is that the villages near Famagusta are known for their folk-poet who are the best on the island.
Ayia Napa / Kokines area
The popular holiday resorts of Ayia Napa and Paralimni have been called an absolute paradise for anyone who loves the sea and water sports. The charming scenery includes the tiny fishing harbour at the heart of the village and the windmills and small churches in the surrounding villages, which spread out to the area of Paralimni and Protaras.
Ayia Napa, once a small fishing village, boasts a superb Venetian decorated monastery with central octagonal fountain. It lends character and substance to a village that's better known to holidaymakers for its colourful shops, tavernas, discos and bars. A small Marine Life Museum presents exhibits of past and present marine fauna. The focal point of the resort is the small harbour, where the tavernas specialize in fresh fish harvested by the vibrant fishing vessels.
The Villa is only a few minutes drive to the centre of Ayia Napa and the facilities that the resort has to offer. There are lots of restaurants to choose from in the resort but worth a visit is Hokkaido Restaurant to experience the professional cooks who specialize in the art of sushi and the elegance of Japanese cuisine preparing your chosen dish in front of you and doing a small show with your dish ingredients, which add to the fun. Other restaurants to try include The Blueberries Restaurant and their specialist steaks and The Sea Star Fish Restaurant in the harbour for their fresh locally caught fish. Water sports are available from the beach to keep you entertained during the day and range from paragliding to water skiing. Book with us your favourite water sport today!
WEATHER
The peak summer months (also the peak tourist months) see average daily highs of 32ºC, while the shoulder summer months of June and September see a slightly cooler, but still very hot, high of 30ºC. The average temperature throughout the season is about 25 to 26ºC, and it tends to fall to a pleasant 20ºC at night.
Rain is non-existent during the summer months. June very, very occasionally sees a small sprinkle but rainfall is typically a winter affair.
October sees an average high of 27ºC which falls to 22ºC by November. October is a great time to visit as daytimes are gorgeously hot while night times, falling to 16ºC, are refreshing without being cold. November is much the same but slightly cooler. Rainfall increases throughout the autumn season but not enough to worry about. Showers are short if quite heavy and shouldn’t disrupt your stay for long.
December sees the most rain of the year, averaging 80 mm for the month. The average daily temperature for the month is 14ºC, before cooling down to 12ºC come January and February. Evenings can get chilly and you’ll need a coat to stay warm - the average minimum for the winter months sits at 7ºC to 8ºC. Day time highs don’t fall below an average of 16ºC and sunny days can see it soaring up to 20ºC. The whole of winter is prone to wet and windy weather with sunny intervals. Sunshine levels remain good at 5 hours per day.
In the spring months average temperatures start off at 14ºC in March before rising to an average of 21ºC by May. March is the wettest month in spring after which it dries out significantly; rainfall drops to minimal levels by May. Spring is generally warm and bright though it can be a little unpredictable.
Note: The above information is a general information abstracted from different sources. We recommend that you obtain your own search to review the weather expectations during your visit.
How to get there
We do offer FREE meet & greet services for customers booking the Villa for 2 weeks or more. Otherwise charges apply if pick up requested.
Note: Free meet & Greet Offer not valid on late deals or early bargains.
Special Service: All clients would be receiving a FREE full briefing session for the Villa from our agents once settled in the villa to ensure that all our customers are familiar with the Villa as well as the area, local shops location, restaraunts etc.
Nearest Travel Links
Airport:
Larnaca Airport: 45 km
Activities near Ayia Napa
Sports: Watersports Waterpark Fishing
Great for: Walking holidays Rural / countryside retreats Beach or lakeside relaxation A winter sun break City breaks
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