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With new wine routes, golf courses, village tours and cycling trails, you’ll have no problem
basing holidays around your clients’ interests – whatever their tipple. By Kathryn Liston
Wine routes
Celebrate Cyprus’s 4,000-year-old love affair
with wine with a tipple or two on one of the
island’s six wine routes. The self-drive routes,
which tour the wine-growing areas of Laona,
Vouni Panagia-Ampelitis, Commandaria,
Pitsilia and Limassol, visit local wineries,
villages, museums, and areas of interest
along the way. A map and guide are avail-
able from tourist information centres. Palm
Beach Hotel & Bungalows is promoting five
wine routes - Vavatsinia, Ayii Vavatsinia,
Lefkra, Melini and Ora – and two religious
trails in the Larnaca area – in the footsteps
of St Paul and St Andreas.
Sample price: Seven nights’ all-inclusive at
the St Raphael Resort in Limassol with Libra
Holidays costs from £829 in May including
Gatwick flights and transfers.
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Golf
A Nick Faldo golf course opens next April
providing players with a choice of four 18-
hole courses in the Paphos area. The course
is the first phase of a five-year development
plan for the Elea Golf & Spa Resort, which
will include a clubhouse, teaching and prac-
tice facilities, a luxury hotel and real estate.
It is situated overlooking the sea at Anato-
likon near Aphrodite Hills, until now the
island’s only golf resort and most challeng-
ing course. Golfers staying onsite at the
deluxe InterContinental Hotel Aphrodite
Hills qualify for reduced green fees.
Non-golfers can enjoy the luxurious
Retreat spa, fitness classes, tennis academy
and nature trail.
The Secret Valley golf course is located
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