Cyprus Weddings - Kefalos Beach Tourist Village completes renovation

Press release

Kefalos Beach Tourist Village is pleased to announce the opening of a new beach area after a substantial renovation. With new landscaping and pathways to the beach, the area is now much more visitor-friendly, and with the opening of a new a la carte restaurant just metres from the beach, guests can now enjoy their meals while gazing out over the Mediterranean sea.

As part of the renovation the hotel has also upgraded all its rooms, including its honeymoon suites, and built a beach gazebo close to the beach for those couples searching for a truly romantic wedding ceremony. It has also built a new block of apartments close to the beach which are perfect for families, and has upgraded the children's playground and kids' club to ensure all members of the family enjoy themselves whilst staying at the hotel.


This winter Kefalos are also launching a new website with a new easy to use design, and full online booking facilities. The hotel will boast free wifi for all guests, and for those who still have to work while on holiday, a business suite will be available.

Elena Tooulia-Efstathiou from Kefalos Beach Tourist Village says, “We are delighted that the refurbishment of these public areas allows us to offer an even better location for our visitors, especially for our bridal couples.

Our wedding venues have been chosen carefully to offer couples the very best stunning al fresco areas with magnificent sea views, and professional, caring staff to ensure that every wedding day is a perfect one.

We pride ourselves on providing complete support to couples from start to finish to ensure a stress free wedding for all. With these refurbishments we can offer ceremony locations with even more romance and beauty, and the whole team is excited about the opportunities this presents.”

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