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These two attractive stone built villas stand side by side at the top edge of Miliou. Enjoy a wander down through the village which has about 60 inhabitants and take a stroll into the citrus groves. All the guests are invited to gather as many oranges as they need for a glass of fresh orange juice for breakfast!

If you prefer to relax and enjoy the quieter things in life, the villas are perfect as each has its own private garden, beautiful glistening swimming pool and barbecue area with shaded dining area – how relaxing!Inside the villas you will find an open-plan lounge with satellite TV, dining area and fully equipped kitchen.These two villas are ideal for large families who want to be together and still have their privacy

Area Description: Miliou is one of the smallest villages in Cyprus and has a population of about 60. It is also one of the greenest villages in the area, thanks to an abundant supply of spring water, surrounded by citrus groves, almond trees and vineyards. In early spring the almond blossom is a spectacular sight and the orange and lemon trees are laden with fruit. With far-reaching mountain and valley views and unspoilt countryside, Miliou is a delightful rural setting, perfect for long walks and for those who love nature and bird watching as the village is renowned as a nesting site for nightingales.

The main bird migrations, when a wide variety of species may be seen, take place in spring and autumn. If you’re more interested in seeing Mother Nature’s spectacular show of spring flowers, then visit between the beginning of March and the end of May. The aroma of the surrounding pine and lemon groves, brought in by the cool valley breeze, provides relief from the hot Cypriot sun. The nearest supermarket to Miliou is about four kilometres away. The beaches, tavernas, market and shops of Polis and Latchi are abut a 15-minutes drive away, and another few minutes will take you to the edge of the Akamas peninsula. The Troodos Mountains and the Paphos forest (home of the moufflon, the island's indigenous mountain sheep) are close by and Paphos airport is a 45-minute drive away.