Vavla · Larnaca District · Cyprus

Vavla Nature House

Four rooms, one stone courtyard, and a whole village of quiet around it.

Our story

Old stone, slow days

Vavla is one of the quietest villages in the Larnaca hills, a handful of stone houses, a church bell, and terraces of olive, almond and carob worked the same way for generations.

The house grew the way village houses do: room by room, around a courtyard, across more than a century. Its walls are local limestone laid by hand. Its roofs are terracotta tile on timber and cane.

Restoring it, we kept every arch, every beam and every worn threshold stone we could then quietly added the things a guest actually needs today: hot water that arrives fast, cool rooms in August, and a wi-fi signal you can forget about.

What it is now is four separate rooms gathered around one shared courtyard, always booked together as one house. A group of friends. A family across three generations. A teacher and their students.

See the layout

The garden lawn and a shaded table on the stone courtyard, with the house behind

4 Private rooms
8–11 Guests, whole house
1 Shared stone courtyard
40′ From Larnaca airport

Gather here

Built for the whole group

The house works hardest when it is full. It is only ever booked as a whole, so all four rooms are yours and nobody else is on the property.

01
Retreats & groups

With the whole house to yourselves, the courtyard becomes your living room, one long table, eight to eleven people, and the gate closed behind you.
02
Yoga & pilates

Flat shaded terraces, a quiet valley to look at, and morning light that arrives slowly over the ridge. Mats, props and local teachers can be arranged.
03
Celebrations & offsites

Birthdays, anniversaries, small workshops and team retreats. We help with catering from the village and the tavernas around it.

The rooms

Four doors, one house

Each room has its own entrance, and all four open onto the same courtyard.

See the layout

The village

Vavla, and everything around it

Panagia tis Agapis, the only church in Cyprus dedicated to Our Lady of Love, is in the village itself. Around it: monasteries, lace-making villages, a Neolithic settlement older than the pyramids, hill trails, and the sea just twenty minutes away.

Discover the village