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Villas in Cyprus specialise in advertising holiday villas on the beautiful mediterranean island of Cyprus. We provide a link between holiday villa owners with visitors looking for villas to rent whilst on holiday in Cyprus. If you would like to browse the properties available at the moment, please use the navigation bar on the left and click a category that meets your requirements.

Do you own a holiday villa in Cyprus, or are you a villa rental agent?

Click here to see how you can place a free advert.  

From apartments to luxury villas, from Pafos to Protaras, as a property owner or rental agent, Villas-in-Cyprus allows you to make direct contact with holiday makers. We cater for all types of villas and apartments throughout Cyprus. From Polis and Latchi, Pafos and Pissourri in the west, through to Limassol in the south and Larnaca, Protaras and Ayia Napa in the east. If you own a villa or an apartment in Cyprus and you want to let it out, you've come to the right place.

You can advertise your property on this website using photos, descriptions and video. Video adverts are the latest way to provide potential holiday makers with a really personal view of your villa. They allow you to show your property in all its glory. All you need is a video camera, or a good quality digital camera with a video function. 

If requested, you can be assigned your own @villas-in-cyprus.co.uk email address. This will be prominently displayed with your advert. It will be up to you to liaise directly with prospective holiday makers. As a rental agent, your advert will be directly linked to your own website, allowing you to generate extra business without incurring extra costs.

Your advert is valid for one year and there are no hidden charges. As soon as your advert is online, the rest of the work such as taking the booking and arranging the clients arrival is done by you or your representative.

As part of our launch offer, it is FREE to place an advert until 5 January 2009.