Talo osta in Empa, Pafos

Emba is a beautiful Cypriot village and one of the largest in Paphos. It offers sea and countryside views that are lush with greenery. It is home to several custom-built villas on large lots and upmarket apartments. Noted in medieval maps, the village name means enter, for it was once the place that travellers first entered Paphos during the Byzantine era. It’s the perfect location for those who want to live in a calm countryside setting without the hustle and bustle of a large city. This quaint traditional village borders Mesogi, Tremithousa, Tala, Kissonerga and Chloraka, so it is centrally situated. All the necessary amenities such as supermarkets, banks, pharmacies, tavernas and bars are all close at hand. Emba has its own collection of beautiful churches and chapels, one of which is the ancient church of Panayia Chryseleoussis that embellishes the stone village square. The interior walls of the church are covered in priceless murals that date back to the 13th century. Visitors also enjoy seeing the cave of Ai Limbrou where water flows all year round and is rumoured to be holy. The stalagmites and stalactites within this cave were formed millions of years ago and are of a unique morphology generating awe in all those who visit. Amid the winding roads with traditional restaurants where locals enjoy coffee on the sidewalk, Emba has the Stage One theatre that entertains the residents with musicals and pantomimes throughout the year. This village is perfect for those who want to live in a more traditional setting rather than an expat enclave and still be close to everything they need for modern living.