Introducing Kalopanayiotis
The village of Kalopanayiotis, although not as generous in its number of accommodation options, nevertheless has at least one good-quality agrotourism place to stay, and dinner can be had in Pedoulas’ Platanos tavern. It’s a quiet, genuine place to stay for a few nights, as no day-trip buses arrive here to vomit out the crowds. Kalopanayiotis is home to one of Cyprus’ most remarkable monasteries and a fabulous museum, which has the most enthusiastic guide you will ever meet.
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Last updated: Feb 17, 2009
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