Food lovers encouraged to book villas in Cyprus

Families will rarely feel peckish if they were to discover the treats on offer in eateries around Cyprus villas.

The island's tourist board has hoped to help holiday makers to locate just some of the highlight areas to wine and dine this summer.

For one, the organisation has recommended Brits take a trip to the Old Limassol market whenever they get hungry.

The site is home to a host of fresh ingredients to purchase and is a regular haunt of Celebrity TV chef and author Roddy Damalis.

Anogyra village should also be visited by those staying in villas in Cyprus when the hunger bug take bite, with the Cyprus tourist board calling the location "the holy grail of halloumi".

Recently, families were also encouraged by a TravelBite.co.uk writer to seek out Coral Bay when holidaying on the island, where the summer sun typically lasts for 12 hours a day.

Posted by Joseph Brady
 

6 Feb 12

Brits embracing the rise of the Maycation

2 Feb 12

Cyprus seen as 'a popular special interest destination' by Brits

1 Feb 12

Check out cycling and skiing events while on Cyprus holidays

27 Jan 12

Snowfall attracts skiers to Cyprus

25 Jan 12

Join Lemesos Carnival festivities when in Cyprus

Other suggestions

© 2007 Adfero Ltd
Views and opinions in this article are solely of the author and do not necessarily represent those of James Villa Holidays(JVH). JVH provides no assurances regarding the accuracy of the information and cannot accept liability for complaints, loss or damage resulting from the article. It does not form part of the contract made when a holiday is booked with JVH and the information provided is not intended to be a rider or replacement to the booking conditions. Reference to the service or product of a third party, is not an endorsement or recommendation and JVH accepts no liability as a result of complaints, loss or damage arising from their use.