Eléa Golf Club
Paphos
Eléa Golf Club is a fantastic choice for a Cyprus golf holiday, especially for golfers who want championship golf close to Paphos, the coast and the airport. Set within Eléa Estate in Geroskipou, the course is only a short drive from Paphos and Paphos International Airport, making it one of the easiest Cyprus courses to build into a smooth short break or longer Mediterranean golf holiday.
The 18-hole, par-71 course was designed by Sir Nick Faldo and has a proper strategic feel. Rather than relying only on length, Eléa asks golfers to think carefully about position, angles and approach shots. Natural features are worked into the layout, with Mediterranean views adding plenty of holiday atmosphere throughout the round.
For visiting golfers, Eléa also offers useful practice facilities, a golf academy and a stylish clubhouse, so it works well whether you are playing a serious round, warming up for a bigger golf itinerary or travelling with non-golfers who want a relaxed place to enjoy food and views.
As part of a Paphos golf break, Eléa pairs beautifully with nearby courses such as Aphrodite Hills, Secret Valley and Minthis, giving golfers a strong mix of styles within a small area. Add in beaches, harbour restaurants, sunshine and simple UK flight access, and Eléa becomes a very easy course to recommend. Hashtag Golf Travel can help build the right Cyprus itinerary around flights, hotels, transfers and tee times.
Paphos Airport
9km
England’s best golf tour operator 2026 winner
Time Zone:
GMT+2
Currency:
€ (Euro)
Temperature:
8°C - 28°C
Cost of a Beer:
£3.50
Cost of a 3-Course Meal:
£50
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About The Area
Limassol is one of Cyprus’ strongest golf holiday bases, combining a lively Mediterranean city with beaches, marina life, wine villages and easy access to several of the island’s main courses. It works especially well for golfers who want more than a resort-only stay: you can play during the day, then head into the city for seafront restaurants, bars, old town streets and coastal walks.
The key local golf development is Limassol Greens, positioned on the western edge of the city. Its 18-hole championship course is designed by Cabell B. Robinson and is set across a natural Mediterranean landscape with feature ponds, olive and carob trees. The course measures around 6,300 metres and gives Limassol a proper city-golf anchor rather than relying only on courses closer to Paphos.
For wider golf variety, Limassol is also well placed for the Cyprus golf corridor between Limassol and Paphos. Aphrodite Hills Golf – PGA National Cyprus sits between Paphos and Limassol and offers an award-winning integrated resort with an 18-hole championship course, also designed by Cabell B. Robinson. Secret Valley Golf Resort is located near Aphrodite’s Rock, around 49km west of Limassol, giving golfers another strong option within a realistic transfer.
Golf in Limassol is best from autumn to spring, especially October to May, when temperatures are more comfortable for walking and sightseeing. Summer can be very hot, so early tee times are the sensible shout.
Off the course, Limassol has loads going for it. The city’s tourism board highlights the marina, old port, beaches, Molos promenade, city centre and nearby wine villages as key areas to explore. That gives golfers a good mix of relaxed seafront evenings, local food, beach time and cultural day trips.
For golfers seeking Cyprus sunshine, city energy, coastal dining and strong access to multiple courses, Limassol is one of the island’s most practical and appealing golf bases.
