Agrotourism helps the revitalisation of village economic activities. It gives pride to the locals and encourages them to look to preserve the traditional ways of village life, activities, traditional arts and crafts while at the same time to maintain and preserve the cultural heritage. It creates jobs for local people who are happy to work in the village while maintaining their agricultural and farming activities.
The countryside is nurtured and treated with more respect. There is a pride in the surrounding country and concentration on trying to preserve and develop natural plant and wildlife. The program contributes towards the preservation of the built and natural environment. The restoration of existing buildings and their conversion into rural tourism accommodation. We use solar energy for hot water.

We were only here for four nights but the house was lovely and we'd have stayed longer if we'd had more time - the kitchen was very well equipped and we even a basket of fresh salad vegetables and delicious Cyprus bread - there were stone floors throughout the ground floor and big ceiling fans which kept the house cool - the whole impression was delightful, the pictures on the walls, antique cupboards in the dressing room - in the sitting room upstairs there's even a big old wooden threshing sledge embedded with flints, which brought back childhood memories from 55 years ago when these things were I’m sure still in use, but no sign of its original owner, nor his donkey! 
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