Tastefully decorated throughout, fly screens throughout. Well equipped with all essentials. - Air condition unit in the main bedroom, two ceiling fans in the dinning area and lounge. - On entering the premises leads to an open plan lounge/dinning/kitchen. Back door opens onto large patio area. Dinning area has a table and four chairs. Lounge has a sofa and one armchair. A small hallway leads to the bathroom and bedroom. The bedroom has one double bed with nessessary furnishings, patio door leads onto the back patio area, further patio doors leads to seating area/single bed which over looks the pool area. Bathroom consists of wash basin, toilet,and shower cubicle. There is solar powered for hot water and back up immersion if required. - Within walking distance there is St Pauls church. Here you will find the remains of the pillar where it is alleged St Paul was tied and whipped. - Tomb of the Kings has mysterious vaults and coves. The under ground tombs some date back 4th century BC are carved out of solid rock. Archaeological excurvations are still being carried out at the site.

Last Castle is a very popular, open air restaurant, on a hill top over looking the Akamas Peninsula. The view from the restaurant is reputed to be one of the best in Cyprus and you can't fail to see why. Surrounded by fruit plantations and with a breathtaking view of the unspoilt beach's and deep blue sea. The restaurant serves a perfectly cooked and delicious souvla daily, consisting of pork and chicken served with a jacket potato or wedges, village salad and bread. It is a licensed restaurant and all other beverages are also available. The restaurant is well shaded by flowering shrubs and vines providing a unique setting. There is plenty of seating with different arrangements and all of the table tops are large slabs of solid stone, just think Flintstones and you have the picture. There is no menu and visitors don't expect one, which all adds to the charm and ambiance of the restaurant. There is a spacious car park at the restaurant. Suitable for the disabled, the restaurant is on one level. Don't forget to take your camera.For those drivers in hired cars unless 4x4 it's worth noting the Akamas is off road driving and you are not covered under your insurance policy.