The apartment is non-smoking (permitted on balcony only) and is furnished to high specifications. It is fully air-conditioned and heated throughout. The living area comprises comfortable 2 and 3 seater leather sofas. There is a 32 LG LCD TV, with satellite, DVD player, etc. for guests’ entertainment. DVDs, books, etc. are in TV cabinet. Games are in drawers under coffee table. French windows open out onto a large furnished balcony (which can also be accessed from the master bedroom). The modern fitted kitchen comprises oven, grill, ceramic hob, washing machine, dishwasher, fridge freezer, microwave, kettle, toaster, breakfast bar, etc. The fully tiled bathroom comprises toilet, bath with shower and wash hand basin. The spacious double and twin bedrooms have fitted wardrobes complete with coat hangers, lamps, bedside cabinets, chest of drawers, mirror etc. Beach towels and tennis balls and racquets are in the apartment for guests’ use on the complex. The apartment has its own covered parking space. Location The apartment is located in the quiet village of Kapparis, 65 km from Larnaca airport. The surrounding area is famous for some of the most spectacular beaches and clear turquoise waters in Cyprus. Kapparis is open all year round and is located between the cosmopolitan resort of Protaras and the traditional town of Paralimni. This charming coastal resort boasts an array of restaurants, tavernas, bars, sandy beaches and all year round facilities, all within a 15min walk and is perfect for families and couples looking for a relaxing holiday. Local beaches provide shallow water ideal for children and there are several viewpoints offering panoramic views over the ghost town of Famagusta. Within Paralimni there are lots of boutiques and shops to spend your days browsing and the market square with the fountain and sheltered children’s play area are ideal to take a break. For those who like things a bit livelier, the busy beach resorts of Protaras and Ayia Napa are just a few minutes drive away. There are some interesting archaeological sites on Cyprus and the divided city of Nicosia / Lefkosia is worth a visit.