Ο Άγιος Κωνσταντίνος είναι ένα μικρό και όμορφο χωρίο λίγο έξω από την Λεμεσό που αξίζει κάποιος να πάει να το επισκεφτεί. Υπάρχουν 3 εκκλησίες, μουσείο, θεατράκι, καφέ με μοναδική θέα και είναι ένα από τα χωριά της Κουμανταρίας! Tο μοναδικά όμορφο μονοπάτι της φύσης που οδηγεί στην Αετοφωλιά και στα βουνά της Παπούτσας όπου βρίσκονται 2 κρησφύγετα της ΕΟΚΑ είναι μία απόλαυση για να περπατήσει κάποιος. Σε όλη την διαδρομή θα βρείτε παγκάκια για ξεκούραση!

Agios Konstantinos, a small but lovely village just outside the town of Limassol. Its worth visiting and you can find 3 churches, a museum, nature path walk that takes you to Eagles nest and Papoutsa, You can finish the visit at the cafe with a lovely scenery view.

Hope you enjoy this video of St. Constantine! Click on image to view the video.

Music by Vasos Argyridis

We have heard about Phassouri and that’s where they grow Oranges, Grapefruit, Lemons but they also have vineyards with the world known sultana grapes / raisings …..  let’s go back in time, from the beginning when it all started.

It is the owner of the biggest plantations in Cyprus consisting of a total area of about 4,824 dunams of land.

Who?
The Cyprus Palestine Plantations Ltd was first founded and registered in Cyprus in 1933 under this name.

Later, in 1974 this name was changed to The Cyprus Phassouri Plantations Co.Ltd in 1974 as the shareholding of the company came under the control of Cypriot owners.

The purpose of the first company was to reclaim and put into productive use the marshy lands adjoining the Salt Lake of Akrotiri which is located in the Mediterranean region and this was done also with the help of the eucalyptus trees that is known the roots crawl and find water.

Here is a short aerial video of the Phassouri plantations area. Click on photo bellow!

https://youtu.be/lOseumTuwl4

Just above the village of Panayia in the Paphos district is a flat mountain top. One of the best wines in Cyprus are made from these grapes.

There is no soil but small stones instead and you would never think that on the top are... vineyards.

Here is an aerial video of the this wonderfull vineyard. Just click on the photo bellow!

http://youtu.be/mXcqHYWG9vk