Saint George church in Chloraka, Paphos Greetings from Paphos! As we step into the vibrant month of April, we are delighted to welcome you to another exciting time of the year in Cyprus. The island is alive with the spirit of spring, and we can’t wait to share some of the local happenings, events, and, of course, the latest trends in the Paphos real estate market. Greek Orthodox Easter...
As the festive season approaches in Paphos, many people are starting to think about the holidays—decorating their homes, spending time with loved ones, and planning for the year ahead. But for those looking to invest in real estate, winter can be one of the best times to consider purchasing property in Paphos, Cyprus. While it might seem like a slower time for the property market, there are several...
Saint Patrick's Day is coming up this Thursday, March 17th. Saint Patrick was the most commonly recognized of the patron saints of Ireland and even though the day is a religious holiday it has become more of a secular celebration of the Irish culture. And although it is not a public holiday like it is in Ireland and a few other countries there are still many parties, parades, festivities, and green...
The carnivals are over and Lent is underway – a 40 day fasting period of no meat, poultry or dairy products. The bakeries accommodate those who fast by adding dairy-free, egg-free and meat-free pastries and cookies to their already vast array of goodies. Generally, fasting is followed more strictly in the villages of Cyprus than in the towns, but most restaurants and takeaways also add fasting dishes to...
As the year comes to an end, everyone looks back and reflects on how they did either financially or personally, what they did and what they will do differently in the coming year. Some just look forward to a new year and a fresh start - no looking back. As for me, I look back and reflect and I wouldn't change a thing. I had a good year in my business and personal life and look forward to more prosperous...
by Cleo Shahateet