The long-debated Paphos-Poli Chrysochous road project in western Cyprus is finally moving forward.

The Polis Chrysochous has lost between €150,000 and €200,000 from the operation of its municipal beach, mayor Yiotis Papachristofi said on Thursday. Speaking to the Cyprus News Agency, he said the mun...

For generations, camping has been one of the simplest and most affordable ways to experience the island. A tent, a few days away from the city and a chance to wake up beneath pine trees or beside the sea have long formed part of summer life for families, students and outdoor enthusiasts. This summer, however, finding a legal place to pitch a tent has become increasingly difficult. The closure of the Polis Chrysochous campsite, the suspension of Platania for upgrading works and uncertainty surrounding the campsite near Troodos square have left many questioning whether Cyprus currently has enough organised camping facilities. While authorities insist the changes are necessary to improve safety and modernise infrastructure, campers and environmental groups argue that reducing legal options risks pushing people towards unmanaged areas instead. This in turn increases fire risks and rampant littering. A summer with fewer places to camp “I have been trying for several weekends with friends to organise a camping trip, but every time we check the options, we realise there is almost nowhere to go,” said Anton Fedorov, who has lived in Cyprus for around 12 years. Fedorov has camped across the island, particularly in Polis Chrysochous, Troodos and Platania...

Farmers and residents of the Chrysochous valley warned on Sunday they will proceed with with pubic measures over the interruption of irrigation and the

The Municipality of Polis Chrysochous is launching its first street food festival this Sunday, August 2, in the town square. The event aims to boost local tourism and community engagement through a combination of global cuisine and live DJ performan…