Villa Pluton | 5-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Protaras

A five-minute walk from Fig Tree Bay Beach separates Villa Pluton from one of Cyprus’s most sought-after coastal destinations. This contemporary villa sleeps 10 guests across 5 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms, positioning itself at the intersection of Protaras’s vibrant dining scene and the serene Mediterranean shoreline. Here, your morning coffee arrives with the sound of waves; your evening aperitif, with the amber glow of sunset across turquoise waters.

Inside Villa Pluton

Villa Pluton sleeps 10 guests across 5 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms, distributed across three distinct floors designed for both privacy and communal gathering. The lower ground floor contains two generous double bedrooms with direct patio access—ideal for guests who prefer ground-level convenience—alongside a family shower room. Step up to the ground floor, where the heart of the villa unfolds. An expansive open-plan living and dining area flows seamlessly into a fully equipped kitchen featuring a dishwasher, dual-zone fridge-freezer, microwave, and professional oven. The breakfast bar seats six comfortably; the dining table accommodates the full party. Bi-fold doors dissolve the boundary between interior and exterior, flooding the space with light and creating natural sightlines to the gardens beyond. A second family shower room serves this level.

The first floor hosts three remaining bedrooms: the master suite with a double bed and private en-suite shower room overlooks the pools and gardens, while two additional rooms—one double, one with twin single beds—share access to a family bathroom. All bedrooms feature fitted wardrobes, air-conditioning units, and bedside cabinetry. Ground-level Wi-Fi reaches throughout the property; a wall-mounted TV serves the main living space.

Practical amenities include a washing machine, iron and ironing board, hairdryer in each bathroom, and a secure safe-deposit box. Travel cots and high chairs are available on request, making the villa genuinely functional for families with infants.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The gardens wrap around Villa Pluton in a series of carefully landscaped zones. The centrepiece is a private swimming pool—heated on request for an additional charge—flanked by sun loungers positioned to catch morning and afternoon light. An outdoor shower rinses away chlorine and sand. The covered dining terrace, equipped with a built-in worktop and sink, anchors the alfresco experience; a full barbecue station turns it into the social hub of the property during warm evenings. The turquoise water reflects the sky; the scent of grilled fish and oregano drifts across the terrace. This is where the villa’s spatial generosity becomes apparent: ten guests scatter across different zones without crowding—some lounging poolside, others dining under cover, a few reading in the shaded corners.

Location: Protaras and the Surrounding Area

Protaras occupies a rare position on the eastern Cyprus coastline: developed enough to offer sophisticated infrastructure, quiet enough to feel like an escape. Fig Tree Bay—named for the solitary, ancient fig tree emerging from the sand—sits 400 metres from Villa Pluton’s front gate. The beach stretches in a crescent of compressed white sand and mineral-clear turquoise water, ringed by tavernas serving grilled octopus and cold Cypriot wine. Local operators rent kayaks, paddleboards, and jet skis from the beach bars; in summer, the water temperature hovers around 25–27°C. The surrounding beaches reward exploration: Green Bay, 2km north, offers a rockier shoreline and fewer crowds. Sirena Bay, 4km south, curves into a secluded cove backed by pine forest—ideal for snorkelling and escaping peak-season congestion.

Walking trails connect Protaras to neighbouring Louma Beach and Lombardi Beach, both accessible within 30 minutes on foot through Mediterranean scrubland dotted with carob and acacia trees. Inland, the villages of Paralimni and Sotira—8km and 12km respectively—retain their agricultural character, with family-run fruit markets, traditional bakeries, and small Orthodox churches serving communities unchanged for decades.

Ayia Napa, 10–15 minutes by car, presents a counterpoint: Cyprus’s most energetic nightlife destination, with over 14 Blue Flag beaches along its 8km coastline. Sandy Beach suits families; Makronissos Beach buzzes with water-sports activity. The Medieval monastery—built in the 14th century and nestled within the town centre—offers quiet contemplation; the Municipal Museum traces regional history from antiquity. Harbourside tavernas line the waterfront, from casual mezze bars to fine-dining establishments.

Larnaca International Airport lies 65km west—approximately 50 minutes’ drive via the A3 motorway. Paphos Airport, 130km distant, serves as an alternative, particularly for guests arriving from western Europe. Both airports have car hire desks; driving times to Villa Pluton are straightforward via well-maintained coastal highways.

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Who This Villa Suits Best

Multi-generational families: The layout—lower-ground bedrooms for privacy, first-floor master suite for parents, flexible ground-floor gathering space—accommodates grandparents, adult children, and grandchildren without enforced socialising. The heated pool and proximity to family-friendly beaches (Sandy Beach in Ayia Napa, 12km away) removes logistical friction.

Couples celebrating milestones: The master en-suite bedroom and separate entertaining zones allow privacy alongside the option to dine out at Protaras’s exceptional restaurants without isolation.

Groups of close friends: The capacity of 10, distributed across 5 self-contained bedrooms, means nobody shares; the expansive kitchen and covered terrace create natural gathering points. The pool becomes a focal point for afternoon socialising.

Families with young children: Travel cots and high chairs available on request; shallow-end pool access; proximity to calm-water beaches; restaurants within walking distance (no evening drives with sleeping toddlers). The ground-level patio doors allow caregivers to supervise children in the pool from the kitchen or dining area.

Practical Information

Capacity: 10 guests across 5 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms.

Bedrooms: Two lower-ground doubles with patio access; one first-floor master double with en-suite; one first-floor double; one first-floor twin.

Nearest airport: Larnaca International Airport, 65km east, approximately 50 minutes by car.

Nearest supermarket: Carrefour hypermarket in Protaras town centre, 800 metres away (10-minute walk). Smaller neighbourhood shops stock essentials within 200 metres.

Included in rental price: Wi-Fi, air-conditioning, utilities, TV in main living area, washing machine, pool access (heating available for supplemental fee), garden and parking areas. Linen and towels are standard; pool cleaning is weekly. Check-in and check-out times are flexible; contact Excellence Luxury Villas directly to discuss your schedule.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Pluton

How many guests does Villa Pluton sleep?

Villa Pluton accommodates 10 guests across 5 bedrooms: two lower-ground doubles, one first-floor double with en-suite, one first-floor double, and one first-floor twin bedroom. All beds are permanent; no sofa-bed conversions are required. Travel cots and high chairs are available on request, making the villa adaptable for families with infants.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Pluton?

Larnaca International Airport is the primary gateway, located 65 kilometres west of Protaras, approximately 50 minutes by car via the A3 motorway. Paphos Airport, 130km distant, serves as an alternative for flights arriving from the UK and Western Europe. Both airports offer car hire at competitive rates; driving directions to Villa Pluton are straightforward on well-maintained highways.

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

May through September delivers consistent sunshine, sea temperatures of 23–27°C, and negligible rainfall—ideal for families and groups prioritising pool and beach activity. April and October remain warm (18–24°C) but less crowded; perfect for those seeking quieter exploration of local villages and coastal walks. July and August attract peak tourist numbers, with higher prices and busier beaches. Winter months (November–March) see temperatures of 10–17°C and intermittent rain, though winter sun is frequent; properties offer significantly discounted rates during this shoulder season.

Is Villa Pluton suitable for families with children?

Yes. The villa includes a private heated pool—supervised safely from the open-plan kitchen and dining area via full-length glass doors. Fig Tree Bay Beach, a 400-metre walk away, features shallow, calm turquoise waters and lifeguards during summer months. Sandy Beach in Ayia Napa (12km south) is explicitly family-oriented, with paddling zones and water-sports instruction for children. Travel cots and high chairs are available on request. The kitchen is fully equipped for preparing infant meals; the washing machine handles laundry for large groups. Ground-floor patio access to two bedrooms enables easy nighttime supervision of sleeping children.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Pluton?

The rental price includes: Wi-Fi internet throughout the property, air-conditioning in all bedrooms, electricity and water utilities, a wall-mounted TV in the main living area, washing machine and dryer access, weekly garden and pool cleaning, and parking on the property. The private pool is available year-round; heating is available for an additional supplemental charge (see rental terms). Linen, towels, and bath toiletries are provided. Travel cots and high chairs, if required, are available on request at no additional cost.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Pluton?

Protaras town centre lies within a 10-minute walk. Taverna Thalassa (seafood specialist, 500m) serves grilled fish and local wines overlooking the harbour. Pelagos (Mediterranean cuisine, 600m) operates a wood-fired grill. For casual dining, To Psariko (fish-focused mezze bar, 450m) offers excellent value. Carrefour hypermarket (800m) stocks international and local groceries; smaller convenience shops are scattered throughout the residential area within 200 metres. A traditional fruit and vegetable market operates three times weekly in Paralimni village, 8km inland, offering fresh local produce directly from farmers. Ayia Napa—15 minutes by car—hosts fine-dining establishments including Sage Restaurant (Mediterranean fine dining) and numerous harbourside tavernas.