Author: Ben Debski

Taj Exotica Resort & Spa sits on Emboodhu Finolhu Island, in one of the largest lagoons in the Maldives. This tropical isle, known locally as ‘Three Coconut Island’, is ornamented with pale white sand, crystal blue waters and lush flora. Private luxury speedboats, available 24 hours, take guests to and from Malé International Airport in only 15 minutes.

The award-winning resort seamlessly incorporates the island’s natural beauty in its design, even as it offers the finest contemporary amenities. Luxurious rooms, private verandahs, and personal sundecks with endless views of the Indian Ocean, make this the perfect setting for a private retreat. Jiva Grande Spa, an authentic Indian spa, offers a range of special wellness treatments. A choice of bespoke dining options and water sports complete the exclusive experience.

Taj Exotica Resort & Spa has been voted the Best Resort in Asia and the Second Best in the World in the Condé Nast Traveller USA Readers’ Choice Awards 2012. This year it is Business Destinations’ Best Luxury Hotel, Maldives, 2013.

The luxury of choice
Each of the resort’s 64 villas and suites is furnished in natural tones and textures and offers ocean views. Most of the luxuriously designed villas are perched over the lagoon with nothing but blue ocean waters and glorious sunsets in sight. Every villa is palm-thatched, with exteriors of fine natural wood and interiors delightfully appointed in classic Maldivian style.

Set in series of two adjacent villas along the edge of the island’s lagoon, the 71sq m lagoon villas offer private sun decks with loungers, easy chairs and direct access to the lagoon. Each villa has a double vanity bathroom, rain showers and bathtubs with panoramic views of the Indian Ocean. Deluxe lagoon villas are even larger and feature a private deck with a freshwater plunge pool and an alluring day-bed area with spectacular views.

At 200sq m, deluxe beach villas come with a private outdoor area, their own stretch of beach and direct access to the lagoon. Each of the luxuriously styled villas offers an oversized plunge pool, a private veranda with sun beds, and a tropical outdoor shower in a private walled garden. Premium beach villas are newly built and come with a master bed, extravagant round bathtub, a private beach, oversized plunge pool, private veranda with sun beds, a tropical outdoor shower in a private walled garden and an infinite view of the lagoon.

Taj Exotica’s ocean suites have 195sq m of space and boast a living room with pantry, a bedroom with glassed bathroom looking over the Indian Ocean, a large freshwater pool with a private sundeck, a sala for dining, and a beautiful suspended deck filled with powder-soft sand. The luxurious one and two-bedroom duplex beach villa suites are just five metres from the lagoon. Each suite, set on the beach, has a spacious living room, a private courtyard, an oversized plunge pool, private veranda, sunset balcony and a tropical outdoor shower. In the two-bedroom villa, the first-floor master bedroom has an oversized attached bathroom and a private balcony from which to enjoy spectacular sunsets. Guests can experience Jiva Grande Spa treatments in complete privacy in a treatment room attached to the villa.

The Rehendi Suite is Taj Exotica’s impressive two bedroom presidential villa. This tastefully appointed, award-winning villa boasts a living room; a master bedroom with attached his and hers bathrooms; a guest bedroom; a glass-walled bathroom; a 12m freshwater pool with a private sundeck; two salas for relaxing and dining; and a beautiful suspended deck filled with sand; and a hammock over the turquoise lagoon. This suite comes with a host of personalised amenities and services. The glistening waters of the Indian Ocean and mesmerising sunsets provide the backdrop for the two restaurants with menus featuring progressive world cuisine and tasting menus filled with gourmet creations.

A gourmet selection
For all-day dining, try 24 Degrees. The restaurant has an impressive display kitchen, offering a variety of Pan-Asian and European comfort food. The teppanyaki with masterly crafted set menus of fresh seafood, meats and vegetables, is a unique culinary experience. The restaurant has nightly themed menus that cater to different palettes from different parts of the world.

The Deep End is a progressive world cuisine restaurant, serving an award-winning tasting menu inspired by cuisines from Europe. It includes a wide choice of meats, seafood, but also many vegetarian choices, all complemented by the finest wines from the cellars.

After dinner, the Equator Bar offers the perfect balance of mood, music and vibrancy – and a variety of traditional vintages, new world wines, cocktails and cigars. If you don’t want to leave the comfort of your accommodation, a vast selection of food and beverages are served 24 hours in the comfort and privacy of your own villa or suite. Or try the Pool Bar and Restaurant. Set beside the resort’s infinity pool, it offers a choice of healthy coolers, snacks, oven-fresh pizza and exotic tropical cocktails.

Your personal butler
Each villa has a dedicated butler to provide personalised attention. From unpacking luggage to filling your private bar with precise beverage preferences, the butlers endeavour to make your stay stress-free. Butlers will offer to draw a bath, arrange scuba-diving excursions and organise al fresco dinners and day trips to uninhabited islands – the ultimate opulence.

Jiva Grande Spa offers superior Indian rejuvenation therapies, ranging from aromatherapy massages, to yoga and meditation. Trained experts, using natural products, in a harmonious setting, deliver the spa experiences. Jiva Grande Spa offers alepa, a signature treatment evoking the fabled and privileged lifestyle of Indian royalty. Alepa – literally, the act of anointing the body – is inspired by ceremonial, time-honoured Indian bathing rituals.

The abundant culture of the Maldives can be understood by visiting the Islamic Centre, the Munnaaru (Minaret) and the shrine of Abdul Barakath Yousouf Al-Barbari, the former presidential palace, the Sultan Park, the National Museum and the tomb of Mohamed Thakurufaanu. This exotic destination has much to offer the discerning traveller.

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For most of us, Sunday is a day of rest: a time for family and friends, kicking back at home and recharging the batteries for the week to come. For Bologna-based curator Eugenio Santoro, however, there’s a rather more public dimension to Sundays at home. That’s because his centre storico apartment is not just a place to eat, sleep and raise a family, but a busy exhibition space too, where artists from all over the world present work for sale to a curious public.

Since Santoro founded Museo Orfeo nearly a year ago, exhibition openings that see a crowd of complete strangers pile into the curator’s home have taken place most Sundays. Shows run for a week, with news of what’s on spread by word-of-mouth and via social media. A diverse range of artistic practice is represented, from works on paper, paintings and sculpture to video works projected onto the wall across the road. The only real limitation, says Santoro, is space.

A space for artists
The curator keeps the focus of the gallery broad and its programme dynamic so that he can be as responsive as possible to the “needs of artists”. He was moved to open Museo Orfeo last year after becoming increasingly frustrated by the lack of affordable exhibition space in Bologna. Santoro has worked as a freelance curator at venues across the city for many years now (an exhibition he put together to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the death of Bologna artist Giorgio Morandi is currently touring Italy, having opened in Bologna earlier this year); running what he calls his “home gallery” gives him such satisfaction precisely because it operates outside of the conventions of traditional gallery spaces.

The Emilia-Romagna capital is home to a respected art school, the Academia di Belle Arte di Bologna, and many of the artists showing work at Museo Orfeo are students or alumni. Santoro showcases not just the work of young and emerging Italian artists, but makers from places as diverse as Iran, China and Sweden. This autumn’s programme includes solo exhibitions from Russian painter Irina Tum (October 6-13) and Hong Kong-based graphic artist Michael Cheung (December 1-31), as well as a photography exhibition, So Faraway So Close, that pairs local photographers Fabio Cappellini and Paola Mischiatti (September 22-29).

The show will contrast Cappellini’s witty, irreverent take on the modern world with Mischiatti’s otherworldly images of bodies in motion. While he looks outward, she looks inward; he works in colour, her photographs are in black and white. Santoro hopes that the juxtaposition will open visitors’ eyes to the broad possibilities of photography as an art form.

He’s also excited about Tum’s show, which will explore Italian identity through a painterly examination of typically Italian objects and contexts. Entitled Another View, the show is intended, Santoro says, “to show Italy to Italians”.

The maximum capacity of the flat is around 35 people, so exhibition openings have an intimate feel

Art for everyone
The focus at Museo Orfeo is on affordable art, with price tags in the hundreds rather than the thousands of euros. This is partly a reflection of the place in the market of the young and emerging artists Santoro likes to champion, but it’s also part of a concerted attempt to widen access to art collecting in general. Most commercial galleries charge prices beyond the reach of ordinary people, the curator feels. The people coming through Santoro’s door – students, academics, white-collar workers – are not big spenders, so the artworks on his walls do not carry hefty price tags. It’s possible to pick up a unique piece at Museo Orfeo from around €250.

Seeing artworks in the cosy environment of the 100sq m apartment that Santoro shares with his wife and their young daughter helps this non-expert public to imagine what a piece would look like in the surroundings of their own homes. “The final destination of a painting, sculpture, et cetera, is a home, so the buyer can see immediately how it can work inside an apartment.”

The maximum capacity of the flat is around 35 people, so exhibition openings have an intimate feel more reminiscent of a house warming than a private view. Santoro does a short presentation at each launch but mostly his role at these events is genial host, ensuring that everyone is having a good time and encouraging people to chat about the work they’re encountering.

Having run a bed and breakfast in the past, he feels not the slightest discomfort at opening his door to strangers. Security isn’t something that concerns him either: “After [welcoming] thousands of people, I’ve understood that the majority of people are good! If we don’t believe in others, we don’t believe in ourselves,” he says, with typical good humour.

A worthy challenge
Santoro takes 20 percent commission on sales and reports that business is good. But there’s no such thing as an average exhibition, in sales terms: at some shows he’ll sell 10 works, at others he’ll have no buyers at all. The unreliable nature of the business is all part of the fun, he says: “I love the thrill; I love the challenge.”

The bottom line is important, of course, but it’s by no means the be all and end all for Santoro. He’s far more interested in the way that the unique context of Museo Orfeo enables a different kind of engagement in contemporary art. In the informal atmosphere of his home gallery, visitors are able to relax and open themselves up to the works they’re seeing, he believes, more than is possible in more formal surroundings.

Photographer Paola Mischiatti agrees. She believes that by opting to visit a non-traditional environment like this one, visitors to Museo Orfeo are demonstrating their openness to new things and are therefore exactly the sorts of people likely to get the most out of the art they come across there.

For Santoro, the impact on visitors to his home gallery isn’t just theoretical, it’s something he observes with his own eyes every day of the week. “I have spent many years in galleries and I have always noticed that the frozen atmosphere doesn’t help. The beautiful thing is that when people arrive here they take off their coats. In a traditional art gallery you keep your jacket on.”

Further information:
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Uganda is blessed with breathtaking scenery, natural resources, diverse culture, great food, good climate and amazing hospitality. This pleasing combination has won the country international acclaim as a key tourism and business destination. With more and more guests visiting the country, exceptional hospitality services are vital.

The perfect base
At the centre of this is the Sheraton Kampala Hotel, Uganda’s first five-star hotel, located at the heart of the country’s capital, Kampala. Known for its excellent amenities and incomparable customer care, Sheraton Kampala Hotel is the ideal hotel for business or leisure and has even been named our Best Business Hotel, Uganda, 2013.

Now under the management of Constellation Holdings from Dubai, the Sheraton Kampala Hotel is benefitting from the increasingly dynamic and fast-moving hospitality market and is therefore striving to meet international hotel standards.

Sheraton guests can expect a satisfying and memorable experience thanks to the hotel’s world-class accommodation, diverse food and entertainment, business centre, and Sheraton Fitness Club – complete with a cardiovascular gymnasium. The hotel has a revamped sports bar, Lions Bar, which is one of the best in Kampala and has fast become top choice for the city’s sports lovers.

Sheraton guests can expect a satisfying and memorable experience

Sheraton Kampala Hotel is also a member of Starwood Hotels and Resorts Worldwide. Customers benefit from the expertise of a 1,000-strong hotel network, which spans 80 countries. With the introduction of the Starwood Preferred Guest, the Sheraton Kampala connects customers with the best hotels in the world, rewarding them for their loyalty. Starwood guests from all over the world enjoy exclusive benefits when they visit the hotel in Uganda.

Customer is king
The customer is king at the Sheraton Kampala, which prides itself on a highly trained and professional team, every member of which is passionate about their work and committed to ensuring that guests enjoy their stay.

Sheraton Kampala Hotel goes the extra mile to engage with guests and exceed their expectations. This is what makes them choose the hotel again and again, and even recommend it to business partners, friends and family.

With its combination of world-class conference facilities and prime location, Sheraton Kampala Hotel is the ideal choice for meetings. Indeed, the hotel has hosted hundreds of international summits and conferences that have attracted several world leaders from the world of business and politics. The hotel has also hosted several dignitaries including presidents, expatriates, diplomats, world-famous musicians and businessmen on visits to Uganda. The hotel is also known for its host of useful traveller services, such as tour arrangement and car rental. Sheraton partners with various service providers to ensure guests get the best out of their visit to Uganda.

Sheraton Kampala Hotel believes that its role goes beyond just the hospitality industry. The hotel is involved in several initiatives between the government and the private sector to ensure economic growth in Uganda, especially through tourism, which is one of the leading sources of foreign exchange in the country.

Sheraton’s expertise, experience and legacy as a first-class hotel in the country, and across the region, have inevitably made it the ideal option for business or leisure in Uganda.

Gone are the days where business was conducted during strict hours at the office or in a boardroom. Gone are the days when there had to be a distinct line between business and pleasure. The increasing effect of globalisation and the digital age on companies has resulted in a growing need for corporate travel and a growing trend to work out of office – even on one’s holiday.

Whether you need accommodation for business, leisure, or a combination of the two, 26 Sunset Avenue Llandudno is the perfect choice for a stay in Cape Town. Named Business Destinations’ Best Luxury Hotel, South Africa, 2013, this boutique villa hotel is unique to the South African market thanks to its location and exclusive services.

Sunset sumptuousness
26 Sunset Avenue Llandudno is an ultra-luxurious, five-star property. Nestled up on the slopes of the Atlantic Seaboard, next to the Sandy Bay Nature Reserve, the property overlooks Sunset Rocks in the prestigious residential suburb of Llandudno, Cape Town.

Each day begins with breathtaking sea and mountain views from the upper deck, the living area, the six identical suites and the loo – that’s right, a loo with a view. Guests can enjoy a Nespresso coffee while reading a newspaper of their choice, before being treated to a champagne breakfast. Or if there’s pressing business to attend to, hold the bubbles until you’re ready to toast a new client, merger or acquisition later in the day.

There’s rarely any need to leave the property, (staff even handle any shopping guests want done) but, should guests wish to, chauffeurs and transfers, full concierge services, customised activities, tours and itineraries are all available. The comfortable lounge areas with their large glass tables, both inside and out, are ideal for business meetings, and the home theatre system satisfies all audio-visual requirements. If you’ve got time to relax, take advantage of a private yoga class, massage or beauty treatment.

There’s rarely any need to leave the property, but, should guests wish to, chauffeurs are available

In the evening, guests can watch a blissful sunset from the 80sq m main deck. The deck provides 180-degree views over the ocean, the sound of waves crashing metres away, and a feeling of utter tranquillity brought on by the serene environment. The smell of the sea breeze while enjoying culinary delights rounds off the experience.

Exclusive extras
Guests of 26 Sunset Avenue Llandudno – be it a honeymoon couple, family, group of friends or business associates – have sole use of the facilities and exclusive access to all services. Expect a heated swimming pool, steam room, home theatre system, gourmet kitchen, spacious living areas, under-floor heating, modern barbecue, coffee and ice machines, and private sun decks. In addition, state-of-the-art technology lends itself to the business savvy traveller, with uncapped wi-fi throughout and a fully functional business centre. Services include printing, copying, scanning, fax and courier services, to name a few.

The property’s very own private chef, villa manager, butler and daily cleaning service are on-hand to ensure that guests focus on what’s really important – business and pleasure. The all-inclusive rates also mean that you don’t have to reach for your wallet every time you want breakfast, coffee, a snack or a glass of wine. The staff has a wealth of experience in the hospitality industry, and exhibit the warmth and kindness that has become synonymous with South African hospitality. The private chef, Charmaine Lilje, honed her skills working alongside celebrated chef Luke Dale-Roberts at one of South Africa’s top restaurants.

Barefoot business
The hotel’s corporate ethos centres on the simple concept of ‘barefoot luxury on sunset rocks’. It strives to become the preferred supplier in the Western Cape of luxurious accommodation and unforgettable experiences to all high-end corporate and private travellers. The serenity of the villa’s location, the high standard of the product offering, and impeccable service all assist in the pursuit of this goal.

With an ever-increasing need for companies to go green, the hotel now recycles almost 100 percent of all recyclable waste. All plastic items have been replaced with glass counterparts, and solar panels now heat the geysers and the pool. These initiatives have made the hotel’s environmental footprint that little bit smaller.

As the villa’s backdrop is South Africa’s mother city Cape Town, there is plenty to see and do. The dynamic city is a hive of activity, with diverse cultures, traditions and a rich history. There are numerous leisure activities and various business opportunities right on the doorstep. The villa is located within walking distance of two of the most beautiful beaches in Cape Town, and a mere 20-minute drive from the central business district. Cape Town is also the World Design Capital 2014, boasting an environment that inspires creativity and development – quite fitting, given that 26 Sunset Avenue Llandudno was designed by award-winning architect Johann Slee.

Further information:
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At the heart of the Al Faisaliah Centre in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, are the 330 rooms and suites of the Al Faisaliah – a Rosewood Hotel. This ultra-luxurious sanctuary offers unparalleled service and unsurpassed attention to detail – all of the hallmarks of Rosewood.

Since the hotel opened, it has been a beacon for discerning business executives and government delegations visiting the city. Beyond business, visitors to the city take advantage of Al Faisaliah’s facilities to extend their stay and enjoy a leisure break in Riyadh.

Designed by royalty
The much-acclaimed Al Faisaliah suites, the 106-suite wing of Al Faisaliah Rosewood Hotel, combines contemporary elegance with arabesque architectural details and residential styling. It’s the modern ideal of hospitality. Every guest enjoys intuitively personalised service; butlers are available at all hours, and thoughtful amenities and indulgent comfort are woven into every detail of the spacious suites.

This $50m expansion project designed by HH Princess Al Anoud bint Khalid Al Saud, owner and founder of Al Dar Design, complements the elegance of the original property with a stylish, modern design.

Each of the 106 suites is decked out in one of 13 unique aesthetics and is outfitted with the finest furnishings and state-of-the-art communication and entertainment systems. The Royal Penthouse is a full 576sq m of luxury, while the sumptuous Oasis Suite features its own personal spa.

The Al Faisaliah suites also boast a dining venue – La Cucina. Featuring fresh, contemporary Italian cuisine, the restaurant has already garnered a large and loyal following in Riyadh.

Sensual spa experience
Al Faisaliah suites will also offer an exclusive ladies-only spa and wellness centre, which is scheduled for completion soon. In an exquisite environment of luxury and tranquility, the spa will be a private oasis for women and cater to an exclusive clientele. The spa will offer an extensive range of therapies, spa treatments, and personalised services. The spa’s signature treatments, inspired by the history and heritage of the region, pair local traditions with indigenous ingredients, and follow global trends in wellness. Topped off with lavish décor, this will be the finest spa in the region.

The spa’s unique design includes a Swarovski crystal wall and a starlit hamam. Thirteen magnificent treatment rooms, including two VIP suites, span four floors. The services will include access to a sophisticated hamam and offer private vitality showers and steam rooms.

An expertly trained team of therapists offering extensive options and equipped with luxury product lines will make the spa a destination for elite visitors. The exclusive experiences will harmonise the body and mind, leaving a lasting impression of serenity, radiance and well-being.

To amplify the mind-body-spirit connection, aromatic ingredients will be laced in soft-scented mists and custom-blended products. Guests will experience unique aromatherapy blends and scrubs reflecting the local culture and indigenous botanicals. The spa’s signature scent is inspired by the history of the region, and has been selected for its ability to help engage and relax the mind and body. Both energising and fortifying, the seductive blend of spice, musk and amber will enhance the overall spa experience.

Further information:
rosewoodhotels.com

It is said that Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of love, beauty and fertility, emerged from the glistening waves of the Mediterranean Sea and took her first steps on the shores of the island of Cyprus. Her fabled birthplace, Petra tou Romiou is marked by a dramatic formation of rocks, which has been the inspiration for generations of artists and poets the world over. Within sight of this legendary landmark lies the majestic five-star Aphrodite Hills Resort: one of the most magnificent and luxurious residential resorts on the eastern Mediterranean coastline.

Arisen from the foam
Nestled in the undulating coastal landscape and embracing two breathtaking plateaux separated by a deep canyon, it elegantly combines the traditional with the modern, offering residents and visitors an idyllic lifestyle. But what ultimately sets this unique resort apart from any other is its diverse range of facilities. It is unrivalled in its versatility and yet luxury, quality and service are never compromised.

A multi-award-winning establishment, Aphrodite Hills Resort comprises a five-star InterContinental Hotel complete with its own fully equipped business centre with stately conference and banqueting facilities.

Beyond business, there is an 18-hole championship golf course with a golf academy, driving range, clubhouse and shop; a state-of-the-art Greco-Roman retreat spa and fitness centre; world-class tennis and multi-surface courts with an Annabel Croft tennis academy and professional shop; the Pirates Village Kids Club; a charming village square with shops, bars, restaurants and the Byzantine-style St Catherine’s Chapel; two private beach clubs; a horse riding club; nature and bike trails; and luxurious, privately owned residential and rental apartments, townhouses and villas.

Olympus-quality options
Scenically situated at the heart of the resort, the five-star InterContinental Hotel offers the ultimate in accommodation, facilities, service and entertainment. It is a paradise for guests seeking sheer luxury and is the first resort hotel of its kind in Cyprus.

It is unrivalled in its versatility, and yet luxury, quality and service are never compromised

Within the hotel’s 290 spacious guest rooms and suites, all interiors are a subtle fusion of contemporary design and traditional Cypriot décor. Deep orange, red and gold fabrics pay heed to the year-round sun, while hand-carved solid wooden cabinets and locally crafted ceramics introduce a natural warmth and elegance. Spacious bathrooms with separate walk-in showers and oversized baths come as standard. All rooms contain the latest technology and feature private terraces, with stunning vistas.

The hotel has a variety of dining establishments with a plethora of choice to cater for guests from around the world. Each has its own unique style and culinary influence, allowing visitors to eat and drink something different every day of their stay.

For those who prefer the independence of self-catering accommodation, Aphrodite Hills Holiday Residences offers over 100 privately owned properties available to rent across the resort. The luxurious selection ranges from spacious one-bedroom apartments to grand six-bedroom villas.

Ballrooms and banquets
Combining seamless service with first-rate facilities, the InterContinental Aphrodite Hills Resort Hotel offers an unparalleled setting for corporate and private functions of all kinds – from company gala dinners and award ceremonies to international conferences. At 592sq m, the Morpheas Grand Ballroom can seat as few as 50, for an intimate conference, or as many as 460 guests for a banquet, and can also host receptions for over 1,000 people. It can even be partitioned into four separate rooms for smaller events. Adonis, Kinyras and Pygmalion are three additional smaller meeting rooms, which can be opened up into one large function area of 111sq m.

Aside from these rooms, guests and delegates can also make use of a large pre-event foyer. This substantial area can also be utilised for coffee breaks or as an exhibition space. Smaller functions, for as few as ten people, can be held in one of the hotel’s four meeting rooms. There are also several outdoor venues; the beautiful Olive Courtyard lies adjacent to the meeting rooms and is the preferred choice for al fresco events and entertainment.

The business centre is conveniently located in the hotel and is always open. Secretarial and translation services combined with the latest technology ensure guests experience smooth and flawless global communications.

The professionals of the events and banqueting department are always ready to implement special touches to make every client’s event perfect, while the expertise of the hotel’s internationally acclaimed chefs means everything from coffee breaks to grand gala dinners are impressively catered for. State-of-the-art audio-visual and lighting equipment is also available.

Bespoke business
The events department creates bespoke business incentive events, which can include golf and spa days. Home to many domestic and international tournaments throughout the year, the awe-inspiring 18-hole championship standard golf course is visually spectacular and a perfect mix of challenging bunkers, manicured fairways and tiered greens. It spans two plateaux and is separated by a dramatic ravine.

The award-winning Retreat Spa is a tranquil haven away from the stresses of everyday life, with its serene monastic interior and fragrant gardens overlooking the Mediterranean Sea. Expert staff ensure total pampering for the body and mind across 27 treatment rooms, and the spa restaurant and juice bar allow clients to savour the most healthy refreshments.

Aphrodite Hills Resort is a luxury sport and leisure resort, and a world-class business and holiday destination; it successfully offers an idyllic lifestyle to all who visit or reside there. Explore and enjoy the wonders of Aphrodite Hills Resort and discover why it really is fit for the gods.

Further information:
aphroditehills.com
+357 26 82900