Insurance We offer a personal accident policy, using Atlantic Insurance co. Ltd. The cover offered is as follows: Death CYP20000 Total Permanent Disability CYP20000 Medical Expenses as a result of an accident CYP1000 The premium is CYP7.OO for the first 15 days, per person, and then an extra CYP3.00 for each additional week. No coverage can be offered to people over the age of 65 or children under the age of 5. For children between the ages of 5 and 16 the cover is the same as above. In order to take this cover we will need the names of the people to be covered, their ages a... [read more]

Driving To see Cyprus, one of the best, easiest and relaxing ways is to hire a car. In Cyprus they drive on the left hand side of the road, as in the UK, and all road signs are in English as well as in Greek. Once out of the towns the roads tend to be very quiet, compared to the UK, and there is also a motorway connecting the main cities and towns, for example Paphos, Limassol, Nicosia and Larnaca. This makes it very quick, as well as easy, to move around the island. You are able to go where you want, whatever time you want, come back as early or as late as you want. For the explo... [read more]

Dear Guests. A warm welcome to the beautiful island of Cyprus and to your villa, ..................... We at El De Holidays would like to congratulate you on your choice of holiday destination, wishing you an enjoyable and memorable stay. This folder has been put together with the aim of giving you all necessary information, regarding your villa, Cyprus in general and excursions that are available to you. We know that this will be of use to you during your stay. Should you have any other questions or queries; you will be receiving a visit from a member of our team soon after y... [read more]

Our Brochure... Cyprus is an island full of myth and legend. Possibly the most famous myth is that of Aphrodite, the Goddess of Love and Beauty, who is believed to have been born within the bewitching waters of the island. The most appropriate person to introduce this enchanting island to a foreigner is the one that actually lives in it, and has heard all the myths and legends surrounding the island, passed down through generations of local people. The aim of El-De Holidays through this brochure is to introduce Cyprus to those who have never before visited, while motivating ... [read more]

Passports and visas Entry regulations apply only to the areas controlled by the Government of the Republic Cyprus. 1. Passport: Required, except for holders of: a. Laissez-Passer issued by the United Nations b. Document issued to stateless persons and recognised refugees. c. Further to the above, citizens of the European Union countries, as well as of Switzerland, Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway, may enter Cyprus with their national identity card provided there is a photo. 2. Admission and transit restrictions: The Government of the Republic of Cyprus refuses admission to: a. ... [read more]

Information concerning the non commercial entry of companion animals (Dogs, Cats and Ferrets) into theterritory of the Republic of Cyprus According to the European Union (EU) Regulation 998/2003/EK, the relevant amendments incurred and the Importation and unloading of animals, animal products, biological products and animal feed decree 1990 (Κ.Δ.Π 250/90), the non commercial entry of companion animals into to the territory of the Republic of Cyprus through the officially assigned by the government entry posts (airports, harbours or marinas) is allowed if they fulfil the rel... [read more]

Customs formalities and facilities 1. Within the EU There are no limits on what you can buy and take with you when you travel between EU countries, as long as it is for personal use and not for resale. VAT and duty are included in the price you pay and, since these vary from country to country, you may want to take advantage of some interesting price differences. Shops at airports and on ships may also provide some bargains although duty-free shopping no longer exists when travelling with the EU. Tobacco and alcohol For guidance, goods are considered to be for your own use if you have ... [read more]

Jeep Safaris One of the best ways to see Cyprus is definitely by jeep safari. Choose between a safari to Troodos, Akamas, a combination of Akamas and a cruise on a glass bottom boat, or why not try them all! The Akamas Safari will take you to the islands national park and last unspoilt corner of Cyprus. It is an adventure you will never forget. Some of the places you will visit are the famous Sea Caves, walk along the Avagas Gorge with its rich vegetation, fresh water springs, high limestone walls, onto Lara Bay, enjoy a relaxing lunch in Latchi, continue onto the Baths of Aphrodite ... [read more]

General Information Religion The Greeks are Greek Orthodox Christian which represents 78% of the population, while the Turks are Muslim and represent 18% of the population. Maronite, Armenian, Apostolic, Latin and others account for 4%. Languages The official languages are Greek and Turkish, with English often used as a second language and widely understood and spoken by both ethnic groups. Currency The official currency in Cyprus is the Cyprus Pound (CYP). Electricity Throughout Cyprus, the voltage is supplied at 220/240 volts AC, supplied at 50Hz. Plu... [read more]

Climate Cyprus enjoys a Mediterranean climate, with abundant sunshine year round. Long dry summers and mild winters are separated by short autumn and spring seasons. Summer is a time of high temperatures with cloudless skies, but the sea breeze creates a pleasant atmosphere in the coastal areas. Winters are mild, with some rain and snow on Troodos Mountains. Cyprus enjoys the best Mediterranean climate with approximately 340 days of sunshine per year. Pafos has the finest climate on the island with cooler summers and short mild winters. The swimming season practically starts from April an... [read more]