Villas in Cyprus
Discover handpicked private villas in Cyprus — every one chosen for its 'WOW' factor.
Cyprus Villa Holiday
With 300+ days of sunshine, Cyprus combines golden beaches, ancient sites and bustling resorts. Our luxury villas near Paphos, Ayia Napa and Protaras offer private pools, spacious gardens and easy access to tavernas and beaches. Perfect for families, couples and groups looking for relaxed island living.
Our Cyprus Villa Collections
Browse by the type of escape you have in mind — each collection is handpicked from our Cyprus portfolio.
Popular Cyprus Destinations
Explore the regions of Cyprus — each one a completely different world.
Paphos
<p>There’s one thing that you’re going to notice as soon as you arrive in Paros, and that’s the whitewashed villages, the fishing boats that line the harbours, and the way the island still holds onto its rich traditions while offering its visitors plenty to explore. Staying in Paros villas puts you right in the middle of it all, with lots of space to enjoy the island properly from your own home base.</p><p><br></p><p>The island has a long history that still helps shape what you see today. Paros was once known for its high-quality marble that has been used in famous sculptures, and you can still visit parts of the ancient quarries where this stone is from. Beyond that, there’s a unique mix of lively towns, quieter beaches and scenic coastal roads, making it perfect no matter what your vacation style is. </p><p><br></p><p>Many of the villas in Paros are in prime locations for you to take in the sweeping <a href="https://bnbstay.co.uk/our-villa-holidays/sea-view-villas"><span style="text-decoration: underline;">seaside views</span></a>, and having your own space (especially one with a <a href="https://bnbstay.co.uk/our-villa-holidays/villas-with-private-pools"><span style="text-decoration: underline;">private pool</span></a> or <a href="https://bnbstay.co.uk/our-villa-holidays/jacuzzi-hot-tub-villas"><span style="text-decoration: underline;">jacuzzi</span></a>) makes it really easy to enjoy it all in maximum comfort. This gorgeous vacation spot works just as well for a relaxed <a href="https://bnbstay.co.uk/our-villa-holidays/villas-for-families"><span style="text-decoration: underline;">family vacation</span></a>, a trip with a <a href="https://bnbstay.co.uk/our-villa-holidays/villas-for-large-groups"><span style="text-decoration: underline;">large group</span></a>, or a <a href="https://bnbstay.co.uk/our-villa-holidays/couples-honeymoon-villas"><span style="text-decoration: underline;">romantic escape for couples</span></a>, especially if you’re after a <a href="https://bnbstay.co.uk/our-villa-holidays/beachfront-villas"><span style="text-decoration: underline;">beachfront villa</span></a> with a touch of <a href="https://bnbstay.co.uk/our-villa-holidays/luxe-collection"><span style="text-decoration: underline;">luxury</span></a>.</p><p><br>Explore <a href="https://bnbstay.co.uk/"><span style="text-decoration: underline;">Bnbstay’s handpicked Paros stays</span></a> and get ready for the vacation of a lifetime.</p>
Explore Paphos
Ayia Napa / Protaras
<p>Ayia Napa and Protaras sit at the eastern tip of Cyprus and share the best beaches on the island — shallow, sandy, and with water that is extraordinarily clear even by Mediterranean standards. The two resorts have different personalities: Ayia Napa has historically been associated with clubbing and a younger crowd, though it has diversified significantly and now attracts families and couples alongside the party contingent. Protaras, 10km north, is quieter and more family-oriented, with Fig Tree Bay consistently rated among the best beaches in Europe.</p><p><br></p><p><strong>Beaches</strong> Fig Tree Bay in Protaras is the standout — pale sand, shallow calm water, excellent facilities, and the kind of turquoise colour that looks artificially enhanced in photographs but isn't. Nissi Beach in Ayia Napa is livelier, with beach bars and water sports. Cape Greco between the two resorts is a protected national park with sea caves accessible by boat and some of the clearest water in Cyprus.</p><p><br></p><p><strong>Things to Do</strong> Visit Cape Greco for the sea caves and the snorkelling — the water visibility here is remarkable. The Thalassa Municipal Museum of the Sea in Ayia Napa has an unexpectedly good collection including a replica of an ancient Greek merchant ship. Drive north towards Famagusta for the ghost town of Varosha, partially reopened in recent years after decades of closure — one of the most surreal sights in the Mediterranean.</p><p><br></p><p><strong>Food & Drink</strong> Protaras has a good range of restaurants along the seafront with fresh fish and proper Cypriot cooking. Ayia Napa's food scene has improved significantly. For the best meze, look for the family-run tavernas away from the main strip.</p><p><br></p><p><strong>When to Go</strong> May through October. The sea in this part of Cyprus is consistently warm from June onwards and often swimmable until November. July and August are peak season — June and September are better value with smaller crowds.</p>
Explore Ayia Napa / Protaras
Aphrodite Hills
<p>Aphrodite Hills is a purpose-built resort complex on the cliffs above Kouklia, midway between Paphos and Limassol, and it operates at a different level to most of Cyprus — a proper five-star resort with golf, spa, fine dining, and villa accommodation set around a clifftop above the sea. It suits people who want the Cyprus sunshine with the infrastructure and service levels of a luxury resort, without giving anything up. The location above the cliffs is dramatic, the facilities are excellent, and Paphos is 20 minutes away for the archaeology and the town.</p><p><br></p><p><strong>What's Here</strong> The resort has its own beach club accessible by buggy down the cliffs, two championship golf courses, a full spa, tennis courts, multiple restaurants, and a village square with shops and cafes. Villa accommodation within the resort ranges from two-bedroom properties to larger villas with private pools.</p><p><br></p><p><strong>Beyond the Resort</strong> Aphrodite's Rock — the legendary birthplace of the goddess of love — is five minutes down the coast road. The ancient city of Kourion with its Roman theatre and cliff-edge mosaics is 20 minutes east towards Limassol. Paphos with its archaeological park, harbour and old town is 20 minutes west.</p><p><br></p><p><strong>Food & Drink</strong> The resort restaurants cover the range from poolside casual to proper fine dining. For something more local, the villages of Kouklia and Pissouri nearby have traditional tavernas worth the short drive.</p><p><br></p><p><strong>When to Go</strong> April through October. The resort is at its best in June and September when the weather is ideal and the golf courses are in peak condition. July and August are very hot but the resort's facilities handle the heat well.</p>
Explore Aphrodite HillsOur Cyprus Villas
Why Choose a Villa in Cyprus?
A villa holiday in Cyprus is unlike anything else — private, personal and impossibly beautiful. Every stay comes with a private pool and full concierge support.
- Private pool included with every villa
- Handpicked for their 'WOW' factor
- Full concierge support throughout your stay
- Flexible check-in and personalised service
- Stunning locations across the region
- 24/7 guest support team on hand
Latest from the Blog
Travel notes, guides and insights from across Greece and Cyprus.
A Guide to Villa Holidays in Crete: Everything You Need to Know
Discover luxury villa holidays in Crete. Explore the best beaches, local food, activities, and planning tips. Book your dream Crete villa with Bnbstay — privacy, comfort & authentic experiences.
Read More