Paphos Life

There are many locations called "Sea Caves" in Cyprus, but the area in Peyia between Coral Bay and Agios Georgios is probably the most well-known one. Along part of the shoreline there has been some intense building work going on. The result is Cap St George.

"Delivering an authentic island experience, this luxury hotel & resort in Cyprus, which is crafted from natural Cyprus stone, has been designed to reflect the surrounding landscapes and embody the rich culture of the island in its every line."

Thoughts?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Z73amQrqgY

Little boxes on the hillside
Little boxes made of ticky-tacky
Little boxes
Little boxes
Little boxes all the same.

It’s quite awful from a birds eye view all these concrete boxes, it will soon look like Costa Rica in Gran Canary man made concrete jungle - I wonder what it will look like in 20 years

It looks awful. The villas at the front would have been passable. But behind them is what amounts to a high density development. Little boxes design quite unimaginative.
And absolutely no concern shown for the rare monk Seal. Developers are not known for having any care for either the natural environment or the protection of rare, endangered wildlife.
But then there are rich people who don't care about either of the above, and are happy to pay exorbitant prices for a sea view, even if it is obstructed.

Dee