Parekklisia: Beach and Early History

Parekklisia in Cyprus combines a coastal stay with traces of early archaeology. Choose a holiday apartment based on its actual location in relation to the beach and your other destinations. The place name alone does not guarantee a sea view or private access to the water.

At Community Beach

The water at Parekklishia Community Beach is described as clean and shallow, making it suitable for families with children. The sea can become choppy in the afternoon. Therefore, check the current conditions and supervise children near the water. The beach can be reached on foot, by bicycle, bus or car; parking is available. There are several beach tennis courts near the car park. A coastal footpath leading to other beaches also starts there. This information indicates ways to get around, but does not confirm current bus service or the availability of sports courts on your travel date.

The coastal park has a climbing play structure for children, benches and a large lawn. For families, the beach and park may be two different destinations; check the exact distance from the accommodation to each individually.

History in the Village

Finds from the Sillourokampos archaeological site in Parekklisia date from 8200 to 7500 BC. This gives the village an archaeological connection, without implying that the site is automatically open to the public as a visitor park. The Church of Timios Stavros houses frescoes in the Italo-Byzantine style. Check current visiting arrangements locally. The price, amenities and availability of the individual offer also matter when choosing your holiday apartment.

For the broader travel overview: Limassol.