Louis Chris Le Mare Gold | 3-Bedroom Villa in Protaras Pernera

Protaras sits on Cyprus’s eastern coastline as one of the Mediterranean’s most underrated beach destinations, and Louis Chris Le Mare Gold delivers the kind of three-bedroom villa experience that makes you understand why. Six guests spread across three en-suite bathrooms means everyone retreats to their own space after long days exploring Fig Tree Bay or diving the Blue Hole. This contemporary property combines serious comfort with genuine Mediterranean access—you’re 120 metres from sand, yet completely private behind secure walls.

Inside Louis Chris Le Mare Gold

Louis Chris Le Mare Gold sleeps 6 guests across 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, arranged across two main living floors plus a rooftop level.

The ground floor opens with an expansive living and dining arrangement where natural light floods through floor-to-ceiling sliding doors. The seating zone features an L-shaped sofa with accompanying armchairs upholstered in cream tones, paired with wooden coffee tables that invite you to actually use them rather than admire them. A separate dining table accommodates six comfortably for breakfast or casual dinners. The kitchen runs along one wall, fully equipped with modern appliances including coffee maker, oven, hob, and refrigerator—stocked on arrival if you’ve requested it. A cloakroom sits discreetly off this main floor, and direct terrace access means you move seamlessly between indoor dining and the pool area without bottlenecks.

Upstairs, the master bedroom occupies prime position with a king bed, built-in wardrobes, flat-screen television, and glass doors that open onto a furnished balcony facing east. This is where you catch sunrise over the Protaras coastline. Two further bedrooms, each with twin single beds, wardrobes, televisions, and en-suite shower rooms, complete the first floor. All three bedrooms follow a clean Mediterranean palette of blues and whites that somehow feels both timeless and contemporary.

The second floor—your private rooftop realm—holds a dining table for eight, multiple sun loungers, and a heated Jacuzzi. This is where evenings happen. Watch the sun drop into the sea at 19:45 in summer, cocktail in hand, with absolutely no one else visible except perhaps a fishing boat on the horizon.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The pool terrace is where this villa distinguishes itself. An 8-metre by 3.5-metre swimming pool (1.4 metres deep throughout) sits at the centre, flanked by wooden rattan loungers topped with white cushions. Umbrellas provide respite during the hottest hours of the day. Beyond the loungers, cushioned day beds with shocking pink accents invite afternoon reading sessions. A pergola-covered dining table seats eight, creating an outdoor kitchen extension for evening entertaining.

The rooftop terrace offers 360-degree perspective across Paralimni village and toward the sea. The Jacuzzi bubbles to 38 degrees year-round. This is where you’ll spend more time than you anticipated—the views alone justify extended stays up here, and the practical facilities (the electric barbecue, the dining setup) mean you genuinely never need to leave the property for entertainment.

Daily housekeeping is included. Linen and towels change every two days. Air conditioning runs throughout. Wi-Fi reaches every room. Parking accommodates two vehicles on the property itself.

Location: Protaras and the Surrounding Area

Protaras functions as the thinking person’s alternative to Ayia Napa—all the beach infrastructure without the relentless party atmosphere. Louis Chris Le Mare Gold sits in Paralimni village, 1 kilometre inland, which means you’re 120 metres from actual sand but surrounded by local restaurants, supermarkets, and the kind of Greek tavernas that change their specials daily based on what the fishing boats brought in.

Fig Tree Bay, the most photographed beach in the region, sits 1.2 kilometres away. Golden sand, calm turquoise water shallow enough for children, professional watersports operators offering parasailing and jetski hire, seafront bars serving cold Keo beer and grilled fish. The beach genuinely delivers on its reputation. Green Bay and Chapel Bay, popular dive sites accessible by morning boat trips from Protaras harbour, lie 3-4 kilometres south. The Blue Hole dive site, a limestone sinkhole plunging 62 metres, attracts certified divers from across Europe and sits 6 kilometres east.

Konnos Beach, 2.5 kilometres southwest, marks the quieter option—backed by pine trees, sheltered from wind, excellent for snorkelling. The nature trail connecting Protaras to Konnos Beach offers 4 kilometres of coastal walking where you’ll spot Eleonora’s falcons nesting in cliff faces during summer months.

Paralimni village itself contains two supermarkets (both within 300 metres), a butcher, fishmonger, and baker. The shopping centre near the main plateia stocks everything from Greek newspapers to Australian wine. Several local restaurants serve meze plates for €8-12 per person. For more formal dining, Protaras’s waterfront strip offers mussaka, grilled octopus, and fresh catch restaurants within 1 kilometre.

Cultural exploration within 30 kilometres includes Ayia Napa’s Medieval monastery (15 kilometres west), where frescoes from the 14th century survive in the vaulted refectory. Illias Profitis Church sits on a hilltop 200 metres above Protaras—170 steps lead to frescoes and views extending to Cape Greco. The Hellenistic tombs scattered above the town date to the 4th century BC. Cape Greco National Park, 5 kilometres south, combines coastal trails, sea caves accessible by kayak, and dramatic sandstone formations.

Wine experiences centre on Pano Lefkara village (45 kilometres west), famous for lace-making and white wine production. Day trips through Troodos Mountains allow vineyard visits with tasting sessions. Jeep safari operators in Protaras run guided mountain tours visiting traditional villages like Omodos.

Boat trips depart Protaras harbour daily—typical half-day excursions cost €30-40 per adult and include swimming, snorkelling, and lunch. Dolphin spotting isn’t guaranteed but sightings occur regularly May through September. For something different, water park visits to WaterWorld (18 kilometres west near Ayia Napa) suit families with younger children.

Larnaca International Airport sits 66 kilometres southwest—approximately 50 minutes driving through Cyprus’s central plains. Transfers can be arranged separately. Best visiting periods are May-June and September-October when sea temperatures reach 24-26 degrees Celsius and air temperatures stay between 28-32 degrees. July-August brings peak heat (35+ degrees) and maximum tourist crowds. Winter months (November-March) see temperatures around 15-18 degrees with occasional rain, though many travellers prefer the quieter season and lower prices.

For destination inspiration and comprehensive travel planning, explore our Cyprus travel guide, or discover other luxury villas across Europe. Our full collection of properties in Cyprus offers additional options if you’re exploring the island further.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Families with children aged 6-16 find Louis Chris Le Mare Gold particularly functional. The three separate bedrooms mean parents can put children to bed at sensible hours, the pool is shallow enough for paddlers yet deep enough for swimmers, and the nearby amusement park (WaterWorld, 18 kilometres away) provides rainy-day entertainment. The included daily housekeeping removes the burden of holiday cleaning.

Two couples travelling together appreciate the independence of separate bedrooms and bathrooms, plus the rooftop Jacuzzi and dining space for entertaining. The kitchen is sufficiently equipped that one couple can cook while the other reads poolside.

Groups of three to four friends celebrating milestones (birthdays, graduations, post-exam trips) utilise the villa as a social base—the rooftop naturally becomes party headquarters, the pool terrace handles lazy afternoon gatherings, and Ayia Napa’s nightlife sits just 15 kilometres away for those inclined toward clubbing.

Multi-generational families (grandparents, parents, children) manage well because the layout creates natural zones—older guests can retreat to quieter areas while younger ones play by the pool, and bedrooms distribute roughly equally across age groups.

Solo travellers or couples seeking genuine seclusion should look elsewhere—this property works because of its inclusive design, which means it’s optimised for groups rather than intimate pairs.

Practical Information

Capacity: 6 guests across 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms.

Bedroom breakdown: One master bedroom with king bed, two bedrooms with twin single beds each.

Nearest airport: Larnaca International, 66 kilometres southeast, approximately 50 minutes by car.

Nearest supermarket: Two supermarkets within 300 metres in Paralimni village.

Included in rental: Daily housekeeping, linen and towel changes every two days, Wi-Fi throughout, air conditioning, television (English and local channels), washing machine, bathrobes and slippers, safe, welcome pack with local information, free access to nearby Beach Hotel facilities including outdoor Jacuzzi, children’s pool, outdoor lap pool, kids club, waterslides, and gym. Parking for two vehicles on property. Pool heating during cooler months.

Optional extras: Pre-stocked fridge available on request. Airport transfers available (book separately). Maid service beyond the daily inclusion can be arranged.

Check-in: Flexibility available—confirm specific times when booking.

Frequently Asked Questions about Louis Chris Le Mare Gold

How many guests does Louis Chris Le Mare Gold sleep?

Louis Chris Le Mare Gold accommodates 6 guests across 3 bedrooms. The master bedroom holds two adults in a king bed, while the two further bedrooms contain twin single beds (so theoretically four additional guests, though two is the practical standard for each). All bathrooms are en-suite, meaning no queuing for showers even with full occupancy.

What is the nearest airport to Louis Chris Le Mare Gold in Protaras?

Larnaca International Airport sits 66 kilometres southwest—approximately 50 minutes by car through central Cyprus. This is the island’s primary international gateway. Paphos Airport, 120 kilometres west, operates as an alternative but adds an extra hour to transfers. Most guests use Larnaca.

What is the best time of year to rent Louis Chris Le Mare Gold?

May through June and September through October represent the ideal window. Sea temperatures reach 24-26 degrees Celsius, air temperatures stay between 28-32 degrees, and tourist crowds remain manageable. July and August bring heat exceeding 35 degrees with maximum crowding and premium pricing. Winter months (November-March) offer quiet seasons with temperatures around 15-18 degrees—suitable for travellers who prefer solitude and lower costs, but swimming becomes uncomfortable for most. Easter holidays and school summer breaks (mid-July through August) see peak occupancy.

Is Louis Chris Le Mare Gold suitable for families with children?

Yes, particularly families with children aged 4 and upward. The pool is 1.4 metres deep throughout—shallow enough for non-swimmers with supervision, deep enough for developing swimmers. The beach sits just 120 metres away (flat walk, no hills). WaterWorld amusement park operates 18 kilometres away with slides and attractions for ages 3-16. The included kids club access at Beach Hotel provides structured activities. Playgrounds exist nearby in Paralimni. Daily housekeeping removes the burden of holiday cleaning with children present. However, the villa contains glass pool doors and an unfenced rooftop Jacuzzi—supervision requirements remain essential.

What is included in the rental price at Louis Chris Le Mare Gold?

Daily housekeeping is included as standard. Linen and towel changes occur every second day. Wi-Fi internet access throughout the property. Air conditioning in all rooms. Television with English and Cypriot channels. Washing machine for laundry. Bathrobes, slippers, and hairdryers in bedrooms. Safe for valuables. Welcome pack with local information and recommendations. Free access to the nearby Beach Hotel’s facilities—outdoor heated Jacuzzi, children’s pool, Olympic-length outdoor pool, kids club, waterslides, and gym. Parking for two vehicles. Pool heating during winter months. Utilities (water, electricity) are included.

What restaurants and shops are near Louis Chris Le Mare Gold?

Paralimni village, 300 metres away, contains two supermarkets, a butcher, fishmonger, and bakery. Local tavernas serve meze plates (mixed appetisers) for €8-12 per person, typically operating lunch (12:00-15:00) and dinner (19:30-23:00). Protaras’s waterfront, 1 kilometre away, hosts approximately 15 seafood restaurants specialising in grilled fish, octopus, and traditional mussaka. Restaurants there range from casual beach shack level to fine dining, with mains typically €12-28 per person. Fig Tree Bay beach (1.2 kilometres away) has seasonal beach bars serving souvlaki, fresh fish, and cold beer. For supermarket shopping beyond local village supplies, AB Vassilopoulos and Carrefour branches operate in Paralimni town centre (500 metres).