Columbia Beach Resort
Published 10th of October, 2017
Heading To The Beach
There's the chapel from the outside again. It looks quite modest from here!
The Beach
I can't help feeling that some of that sand is imported.
As Above, So Below
We took the first photo of this blog from the top of that distant hill. We would have been to the left of that building.
Going Back Up
These sunbeds seemed the most highly prized.
Little Alleys
Now, according to the blurb about the chapel, the resort is designed to mirror a traditional (if posh) Cypriot Village. You can certainly see that returning from the beach. There are lots of little alleys like this.
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