Villa Laban | 3-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Paralimni

Stand on the terrace of Villa Laban at sunrise and you’re witnessing the east coast of Cyprus reveal itself in amber light—the Kapparis shoreline just a short stroll downhill, the Mediterranean glinting between the olive trees. This luxury villa rental in Kapparis Cyprus accommodates 6 guests across 3 distinct bedrooms, each designed for genuine rest after days exploring Cape Greco’s pine forests, snorkelling in crystalline coves, or simply surrendering to the rhythm of the pool and sea breeze.

Inside Villa Laban

Villa Laban sleeps 6 guests across 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, distributed across two thoughtfully planned floors that feel more like a home than a rental property.

The ground floor opens into a generous living area where the kitchen, dining space and lounge form one continuous room—natural light floods through large windows, and the open layout means you’re never isolated while preparing meals. A breakfast bar with seating for four creates an informal eating zone, while the main dining table accommodates eight comfortably. This is the kind of kitchen that makes even reluctant cooks volunteer for dinner duty: a full-sized dishwasher, kettle, toaster and modern appliances sit ready. The ground floor also includes a shower room and toilet, essential when the pool area gets busy.

Climb to the first floor and the accommodation reveals itself. The master bedroom faces south with a double bed and an en-suite bathroom—this is where you wake to the distant sound of the sea. Two additional bedrooms complete the upper level: one with a double bed ideal for couples or siblings, a second with twin beds suited to children or friends preferring separate sleeping spaces. All three bedrooms feature built-in wardrobes and bedside storage, keeping holiday luggage organized and out of sight. A family bathroom serves the secondary bedrooms.

Air conditioning runs throughout, essential during Cyprus’s July and August heat when temperatures climb toward 35°C. Widescreen satellite television, Wi-Fi connectivity, clothes dryer, iron and ironing board, and a baby cot and high chair (available upon request) round out the practical amenities.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The real heart of Villa Laban extends outward. A private swimming pool measuring 10 metres by 3 metres with Roman-style steps dominates the landscaped garden—depths ranging from 1.3 to 1.6 metres suit swimmers of varying abilities and nervous children. Sun loungers position themselves around the pool’s perimeter, each one claiming a pocket of shade from the mature trees planted throughout the property.

The large patio area stretches across the southern elevation, angled to capture maximum afternoon sun. Lush plantings—flowering shrubs and established trees—create a Zen-like atmosphere without feeling overgrown or unkempt. An outdoor seating zone invites evening meals under the stars, while a dedicated barbecue area with preparation worktop lets you grill fresh fish or lamb chops as the Cypriot sun dips toward the horizon, painting the sky in shades of coral and deep orange.

Location: Kapparis and the Surrounding Area

Villa Laban sits on the east coast of Cyprus in the village of Kapparis, a location that rewards both those seeking tranquillity and those craving activity. The beach lies just 5-10 minutes on foot downhill—Kapparis Beach itself is a sheltered, sandy inlet favoured by families. The walk takes you through quiet residential streets, past whitewashed walls and bougainvillea-draped fences, arriving at a beach where the water stays calm and shallow for considerable distance offshore.

Within 1.5km, the larger resort of Protaras opens up—a five-minute drive that transforms your options entirely. Here, cobblestone streets wind through the town centre where tavernas serve grilled octopus and locally-caught sea bream at waterfront tables, craft shops sell Cypriot pottery and embroidered linens, and supermarkets stock everything from fresh produce to northern European groceries. Protaras is known for its water-sports infrastructure: boat hire, jet ski rentals, and excursion operators departing daily for offshore islands and sea caves.

Expand your radius to 15km and you enter the domain of Ayia Napa—famed for both its Venetian monastery dating to the 16th century (now standing in the central square as a cultural anchor) and its large water park, a magnet for families with young children. The town’s harbour serves fresh seafood daily. Between Kapparis and Ayia Napa lies Pantachou Beach, a 2km-long ribbon of golden sand with calm, crystalline swimming waters ideal for snorkelling—visibility often exceeds 15 metres.

For serious snorkellers and divers, Cape Greco National Park begins 6km southeast and extends into a protected marine reserve. Submerged caves, rock formations and underwater canyons make this a destination for beginners and advanced divers alike. The park’s terrestrial trails—threading through Aleppo pine forest on the clifftops—can be explored by foot, mountain bike or horseback, each route rewarding you with Mediterranean views and the possibility of spotting Cyprus’s native wildflowers in spring.

Fig Tree Bay, 4km away, remains one of Cyprus’s most photographed beaches, its solitary fig tree providing the iconic focal point. A boardwalk runs along the waterfront; an island lies within swimming distance offshore; the bay itself is exceptionally clear and calm. For a different pace, browse our luxury villas in Europe or explore our full collection in Cyprus. For destination inspiration beyond the villa itself, read our comprehensive Cyprus travel guide, which covers seasonal activities, cultural sites and practical logistics.

Larnaca International Airport, 45km southwest, is the closest major hub—roughly a 50-minute drive by car. Direct flights connect it to most European capitals.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Villa Laban works exceptionally well for families with children aged 5-16. The private pool removes the need for constant supervision at public beaches, the nearby Kapparis Beach is genuinely safe for young swimmers, and both the water park in Ayia Napa and the amusement park options along the coast provide structured family days. The breakfast bar makes informal morning meals stress-free; bedrooms can be arranged so parents occupy the master suite while children spread across the twin and double rooms.

Couples seeking a balance between privacy and activity will find the terrace ideal for romantic dinners, the pool zone perfect for afternoon reading, and nearby Protaras restaurants excellent for evening outings. Groups of friends (up to 6) can use the large dining table for communal meals, allocate the three bedrooms without crowding, and coordinate beach days or boat excursions easily.

Multi-generational groups benefit from the ground-floor shower room (accessible without climbing stairs), the en-suite master bedroom suited to older guests, and the flexibility to split bedrooms by preference rather than age.

Practical Information

Capacity & Layout: 6 guests maximum across 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. The master bedroom has a double bed with en-suite; the second bedroom has a double bed; the third bedroom has twin beds.

Nearest Airport: Larnaca International Airport, 45km southwest (approximately 50-minute drive).

Nearest Supermarket: Protaras centre, 1.5km away (5-minute drive) offers multiple supermarkets, fresh produce markets, and pharmacies.

What’s Included: Air conditioning, Wi-Fi throughout, satellite television, all kitchen appliances (dishwasher, washing machine, dryer, kettle, toaster), linen and towels, pool access, barbecue equipment, and a baby cot and high chair upon request. Utilities (electricity, water) are typically included in the rental rate.

Check-In Flexibility: Standard check-in is 4pm; check-out is 10am. Flexibility for early arrivals or late departures may be available upon request, subject to availability.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Laban

How many guests does Villa Laban sleep?

Villa Laban accommodates 6 guests across 3 bedrooms: a master bedroom with double bed and en-suite bathroom, a second bedroom with a double bed, and a third bedroom with twin beds. The breakfast bar provides additional casual seating for 4 people, and the main dining table seats 8, so the villa can comfortably host social gatherings even if not all guests are overnight residents.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Laban in Cyprus?

Larnaca International Airport is the closest major airport, situated 45km southwest of Villa Laban. A standard car rental journey takes approximately 50 minutes to the villa via the A3 highway and coastal roads. Transfer services and shuttle operators also run scheduled routes from the airport to the Kapparis and Protaras area.

What is the best time of year to rent Villa Laban?

May through early June and September through October offer the ideal balance: daytime temperatures between 25-28°C, sea water warm enough for comfortable swimming (22-23°C), and smaller crowds than the peak July-August period when temperatures exceed 35°C. April and November see occasional rainfall but remain pleasant for outdoor activities. Winter (December-February) is mild by northern European standards (15-17°C) but involves sporadic wet days. Spring wildflowers peak in March and April; autumn remains dry and clear through October.

Is Villa Laban suitable for families with children?

Yes, emphatically. The private 10×3-metre pool with shallow Roman steps accommodates young swimmers safely; a baby cot and high chair are available on request; Kapparis Beach, a 5-minute walk away, is exceptionally child-friendly with calm, shallow water and lifeguards during summer months. The Ayia Napa Water Park lies 15km away and operates May through October. Local amusement parks cater specifically to children. The layout allows parents to prepare meals while supervising pool activity from the kitchen windows. Twin and double bedrooms suit children and adolescents without forcing shared sleeping.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Laban?

The rental typically includes air conditioning, Wi-Fi, satellite television, all mains utilities (electricity and water), full kitchen equipment (dishwasher, washing machine, clothes dryer), linen and towels, pool access, barbecue facilities, and a baby cot and high chair upon request. Check with the operator regarding any additional services such as pool heating during cooler months or professional cleaning between stays.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Laban?

Protaras centre, 1.5km away, hosts multiple tavernas serving traditional Cypriot dishes—try O Fournos for wood-fired meats or waterfront establishments for fresh fish. Several supermarkets stock groceries and imported goods; a central market operates daily with fresh produce, cheese and local delicacies. Ayia Napa Harbour, 15km south, specializes in seafood restaurants where boats unload their morning catch. Kapparis village itself has small family-run tavernas and cafés within easy reach. The local speciality is grilled octopus (htapodi); springtime brings fresh artichokes and wild greens foraged from the surrounding hills.