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April 2026 Cyprus101 Newsletter, Easter in Cyprus and local, Paphos updates

Cyprus101 March 2026 Newsletter Paphos Property News | Lifestyle | Market Updates Spring has officially arrived in Paphos and there’s a real sense of energy in the air. March is one of the loveliest months on the island — wildflowers begin to bloom, the sea starts to sparkle a little brighter, and the days grow longer and warmer. February Highlights –...

Valentine’s Day in Paphos has a charm all its own. With soft winter sunshine, sea-air walks, and cosy tavernas overlooking the Mediterranean, it’s a time of year that reminds us why so many people fall in love with Cyprus — and decide to make it home.

Cyprus101, Paphos Estate Agents February 2026 Newsletter including property market updates and fun events and happenings around town.

Buying property in Cyprus just became more affordable. From 1 January 2026, stamp duty has been completely abolished, meaning lower upfront costs and a simpler buying process for purchasers.

With excellent water levels and healthy conditions, 2025-2026 is shaping up to be an exceptional year for flamingo viewing. Whether you're a resident or a visitor to Cyprus, this natural phenomenon is one not to miss.

New build or resale: In Paphos, both offer something special! Discover the pros and cons of each.

Kato Paphos came alive over the weekend as the Paphos Street Food Festival filled the seafront with mouth-watering aromas, lively music, and a true sense of Cypriot hospitality.

As the UK faces growing political and economic uncertainty, many British retirees are asking the same question: Could my pension be next in line for higher taxes? With talk of pensions being included in inheritance tax — potentially facing up to 40% — it’s no surprise that more Britons are exploring life (and financial relief) abroad.

Cyprus continues to thrive as a top destination for international visitors, and 2025 is proving to be another record-breaking year for tourism. With steady growth across key markets such as the UK, Israel, and Poland, the island’s tourism success is fueling the national economy and growing demand for quality property in coastal areas like Paphos.