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Our rooms
We named each of our rooms after a bird that lives in or passes through Cyprus. The names are Greek, so you will not find them in an English field guide, but you can, at different times of the year identify the birds themselves, crossing the Cypriot sky.
Kranga (European Roller)
The Kranga makes its way from sub-Saharan Africa to Cyprus each summer, a bird that BirdLife Cyprus, where Tassos works, has spent years monitoring.
We named this room after it and painted the walls a gorgeous blue—similar to the Kranga’s plumes. Get a good night’s rest on the comfy wooden double bed, and enjoy a small private balcony that looks directly down into the central courtyard. The private bathroom (with bathtub) is just off the balcony rather than inside the room, but still entirely your own. For one or two people who want something compact (15 sqm) and full of morning light.
Agrotourism stay: Oct–May €60 / €70 per night · Jun–Sep €65 / €75 per night
Coliving season: 2 weeks €550 / €742 · Per month €950 / €1,300
(prices shown as 1 person / 2 people)
Sgartili (European Goldfinch)
The Sgartili is a bird of field edges and meadow paths, small and vivid, foraging on thistles and wildflower seeds in the same ground where Sara collects plants on her foraging walks.
Our Sgartili room (15 sqm) also sits on the ground floor, overlooking the central courtyard. With amber-yellow walls and dark exposed wooden beams overhead, the original stone of the 1915 structure is still visible at the doorway. A wooden double bed, stone floors, and a private bathroom (with shower) make it perfect for one or two people.
Agrotourism stay: Oct–May €60 / €70 per night · Jun–Sep €65 / €75 per night
Coliving season: 2 weeks €550 / €742 · Per month €950 / €1,300
(prices shown as 1 person / 2 people)
Thoupi (Cyprus Scops Owl)
The Thoupi is one of three endemic Cypriot birds found nowhere else on earth. It is nocturnal and nearly impossible to see, but after dark its double-noted call carries across the orchards and rooftops of villages like Pera Orinis.
Thoupi is the room most open to the outside world. At 27 sqm on the upper floor, it has both a balcony facing the road and a terrace looking back into the inner yard, so you can move between the village and the quiet of the house depending on the hour. Inside, guests can sleep on a wrought-iron double bed or a comfy sofa bed. This room also has a private bathroom with a bathtub. For a couple with a child, or three people who need room to breathe.
Agrotourism stay: Oct–May from €70 / €80 per night · Jun–Sep from €75 / €85 per night.
Coliving season : 2 weeks €630 / €805 · Per month €1,100 / €1,400
(prices shown as 1 person / 2 people)
Alkioni (Kingfisher)
In Greek mythology, Zeus commanded the sea to be still so the Alkioni (kingfisher) could nest undisturbed through the depths of winter. Those 14 days became known as alkionides meres, the halcyon days.
Alkioni is the largest room in the house, 36 sqm on the ground floor, where the original 1915 stone arch still spans the full width of the ceiling. The walls are blue, a decorative plaster shelf runs the length of one wall holding old ceramics and ironwork collected over the years, and there is both a wrought-iron double bed and a very comfortable double sofa bed. It is a room that holds a lot of the house's history in it, and enough space for up to four people. Private bathroom with shower.
Agrotourism stay: Oct–May from €80 / €90 per night · Jun–Sep from €85 / €95 per night.
Coliving season: 2 weeks €714 / €896 · Per month €1,250 / €1,550
(prices shown as 1 person / 2 people)
Agrotourism stay: Spring to mid-Autumn
The minimum stay is two nights, but we encourage you to stay for at least four to get the most out of your visit. Breakfast is available on request for €8, and a set dinner menu is also available for €25 per person, reserved the day before.
Children under two stay for free (babycot provided), and children aged 6 to 12 pay €10 per night with breakfast included. Furry friends are welcome at no extra charge.
Check in is from 15:00 and check out by 11:00. Cancellation is free up to 30 days before arrival, after which 30% of the total is retained. A no-show or cancellation after arrival is charged in full.
10% early booking discount (60 days in advance).
We ask a 30% deposit to secure your booking.
We take payment by PayPal, Revolute or bank transfer.
Coliving season: Autumn to Winter
The coliving season runs from mid-November to early March. Each room has its own bathroom and a desk. All coliving guests are encouraged to use the shared kitchen and join weekly community dinners. The house, the fields, and the trails are an inspiring place to do your best work.
Includes weekly room cleaning, coffee, tea, herbs, fruit from our garden, kitchen essentials, workshops, utilities, community facilitation, high-speed WiFi, and access to shared spaces. Laundry is available weekly for €8 per load.
Book with a friend and both get 15% off (for separate rooms).
Long-Stay Deals: 10% discount from the 2nd month of staying.
A 30% deposit confirms your place. A further 20% is due 30 days before arrival with the remainder settled on arrival. Cancel before 30 days and you are fully refunded. After that, the deposit stays with us, but converts to a voucher for a future stay.
Payment by PayPal, Revolute, or bank transfer.
Frequently asked questions
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Agrotourism guests stay in one of four private rooms within our restored stone house in Pera Orinis. Guests have access to the courtyard and shared spaces, with breakfast available on request and a traditional dinner menu available by reservation. The experience focuses on local food, village life, nature, and authentic Cypriot hospitality.
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Each coliving room includes a private bathroom, a desk, high-speed WiFi, utilities, weekly room cleaning, community facilitation, workshops, and access to all shared spaces. Guests are also welcome to use the shared kitchen and join weekly community dinners. Coffee, tea, herbs, fruit from the garden, and kitchen essentials are included throughout the stay.
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The coliving season at Aperanti runs from mid-November to mid-March. This period offers a quieter pace of life in the Cypriot countryside while providing a comfortable space to work remotely, connect with other guests, and enjoy the surrounding nature.
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Prices vary depending on the room, season, and number of guests. Agrotourism stays generally range from €60 to €85 per night, while coliving stays start from €550 for two weeks and €950 per month. Current pricing for each room is listed on the booking page.
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Each room offers a different experience. Alkioni is the largest room and is ideal for couples, small families, or guests who would like extra space. Kranga and Sgartili are comfortable options for one or two people, while Thoupi features a spacious open-plan layout overlooking the courtyard. All rooms include a private bathroom and reflect the character of the original 1915 stone house.
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Yes. Well-behaved pets are welcome at Aperanti and there is no additional charge for bringing them.
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Check-in is from 15:00 and check-out is by 11:00.
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For agrotourism stays, cancellations made more than 30 days before arrival receive a full refund. Cancellations within 30 days of arrival incur a charge of 30% of the booking value. No-shows and cancellations after arrival are charged in full. Coliving guests secure their place with a 30% deposit, with an additional 20% due 30 days before arrival. Deposits for cancelled coliving bookings are converted into a voucher for a future stay when cancelled within 30 days of arrival.
