Holiday rentals and lettings in Peyia

Peyia is a seaside town in the Paphos District of Cyprus on the southeastern end of the island. The town is a nature lover’s paradise with the Paphos Forest just a short drive away and several walking paths along the coast. Spend your time in Peyia on the idyllic Mediterranean beaches, discovering sea caves, and visiting historic attractions. Try delicious Cypriot foods at the local restaurants. Go for coastal walks, and watch spectacular golden sunsets along the seaside. A holiday in Peyia is the perfect option for couples, families, and groups of friends seeking a tranquil getaway in an underrated Mediterranean destination.

Peyia offers an impressive range of holiday rentals and lettings for holidaymakers to choose from. Holiday rentals come in various sizes, designs, and locations around the area, with a little something for every type of traveller. Treat yourself to a luxury rental with custom features, a large garden, and a private pool to splash around in. Opt for a rental along the coastline with a private balcony and spectacular sea views. Oversized holiday rentals are available for families and large groups, with accommodations designed to comfortably sleep up to 10 people. Couples can opt for cosy, intimate lettings with a hot tub and a balcony with a view. You’ll have all the modern amenities and comforts you’ll need to feel at home throughout your holiday as the rentals in Peyia are equipped with Wi-Fi, air-conditioning, parking, and fully functioning kitchens. With so many excellent holiday rental options to choose from, you’ll be sure to find one suited perfectly to your unique preferences!

If you’ll be arriving to Cyprus by aeroplane, the closest major airport to Peyia is Paphos International Airport, which is in Paphos, 19 miles south of Peyia. You can use a bus or a shuttle to get from the airport to Peyia, or you can use a taxi. If you’d prefer to drive yourself, car hire companies are available at the airport and in the town of Paphos.

If you’re a keen walker, you can easily rely on your own two feet to navigate your way around Peyia for the most part. Some points of interest outside the town centre do require a car to be reached. Taxis are readily available around the town, or you can use the public bus system to get around. Hiring a private car is the best option if you plan to explore around the area.

Explore the stunning landscapes and nature around Peyia on foot. Keen walkers shouldn’t miss out on the opportunity to explore the Avakas Gorge Nature Trail. This popular trail leads through a canyon, so be sure to wear proper shoes. The walk offers picturesque scenes throughout as it leads through a valley, a gorge, and past various stunning rock formations. Also, nature lovers should pay a visit to the wild, secluded Lara Beach. This stunning unspoiled stretch of coastline boasts the perfect waters for swimming, as well as spectacular scenery, and a quiet, tranquil atmosphere.

A holiday in Peyia can be enjoyed by families of all ages. Children with families should pay a visit to the Pafos Zoo for a lovely family outing. Here kids and adults can visit the displays of adorable live animals, as well as venomous snakes. Feed the giraffes and elephants, watch bird shoes, and play at the play park! Also, for a fun family beach day, spend the afternoon at Laourou Beach. The waters here are calm and shallow, making them perfectly safe for young children to enjoy swimming around. You can hire sun loungers and umbrellas here too.

This stunning crescent-shaped bay boasts clear, turquoise waters which are perfect for swimming and a long stretch of powdery golden sands. It’s one of the most popular beaches in Peyia, and upon arriving, you’ll see why! The scenery here is beautiful, and it is well-equipped for tourists to enjoy a lovely day out. You can hire parasols and sun loungers here and the facilities are clean. There are some nearby shops and restaurants if you start to feel peckish.

The stunning sea caves scattered all along the coastline of Peyia are an incredibly scenic sight to behold. Although they are not well signposted along the road, you can easily find them via your mobile maps. You can walk along the white-rock cliffs and see the various sea caves all throughout. Or, you can jump in the water and swim or snorkel in the caves if you’re feeling adventurous!

Traditional Cypriot food is a delicious mix of Mediterranean classics. Try the stuffed grape leaves, fried halloumi cheese, souvlaki barbecued meat, klefiko (roasted lamb meat), olives, and pitta bread. To taste the local dishes, dine at Cousins Tavern, which serves up a delicious traditional menu. If you’re in the mood for international cuisine, you’ll find plenty of that in Peyia too! Dine at Sidayes French & International Restaurant for European fare. If you’re in the mood for seafood, go to Ocean Basket or Oniro By The Sea.

Just a stone’s throw south of Peyia, the Archaeological Site of the Tombs of the Kings is one of the most popular ancient sites in all of Cyprus. The impressive carved underground tombs date back to the 4th century BCE. You can enjoy a leisurely stroll around the ruins, but they are best visited with a guide who can explain the fascinating history as you explore the site.

This picturesque shipwreck site is best visited at sunset when the views are wrapped in soft golden lighting. It’s a popular place to take photos with its poetic surroundings and beautiful scenery. Walk along the stretch of coast here, and you’ll discover some naturally formed sea caves as well!