Set among the rolling hills of Cyprus’ south-west coast, Aphrodite Hills Resort offers much more than a standalone villa or apartment stay. Guests have their own private space, with options ranging from serviced apartments to large villas with private pools, while still having championship golf, tennis and padel courts, restaurants, wellness facilities, and family activities close by. Just 15 minutes from Paphos International Airport, it is a practical choice for couples, families, groups, and longer stays, with added services such as housekeeping, arrival food baskets, breakfast at the Golf Clubhouse, and private chefs available to make the holiday even easier.
A stay that suits every style of holiday
The accommodation collection has been designed with choice in mind. Apartments are ideal for couples and smaller families who want easy access to communal pools and resort facilities, while Premium Serviced Apartments add contemporary interiors and extra services for an even more relaxed stay. If you're after additional privacy, the Junior, Superior, and Elite Villas each offer generous indoor and outdoor living spaces, many with private pools and gardens, making them perfect for longer holidays or multi-generational trips. For those looking to elevate the experience even further, the Mythos Collection includes spacious villas with sweeping Mediterranean views, daily maid service, breakfast baskets, and thoughtful extras that make settling in effortless.
Everything you need, all in one place
One of the biggest advantages of staying at Aphrodite Hills Resort is that you're not limited to your accommodation. Guests can enjoy breakfast at the Golf Clubhouse, arrange a private chef to cook in their villa, order an arrival food basket, or make use of housekeeping services throughout their stay. Beyond that, the wider resort offers plenty to fill every day, whether that's spending time at the spa, joining family-friendly activities, enjoying seasonal events, or simply making the most of the restaurants and cafés around Village Square. From traditional Cypriot meze and Italian classics to Indian cuisine and relaxed cafés, there’s always somewhere different to eat without leaving the resort.
Perfect for golfers, sports fans, and active holidays
Aphrodite Hills Resort has built a reputation as one of Cyprus' leading sporting destinations. Home to PGA National Cyprus, the resort's championship golf course stretches across dramatic coastal plateaux, with the famous par-three seventh hole crossing a 130-metre gorge. Alongside the course, golfers have access to a state-of-the-art academy featuring TrackMan technology, short-game practice areas, and expert coaching. Beyond golf, guests can head to The Racket Club, home to nine professional tennis courts, three premium padel courts, coaching programmes, and tournaments throughout the year. Younger visitors can even train with former Premier League stars through the popular Masters Football Camps, while the newly renovated gym, complete with dedicated yoga and fitness studios, offers another way to stay active.
To book your next getaway to Aphrodite Hills Resort, speak to your Travel Counsellor today.
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