Kedares is a picturesque village in the Diarizos Valley of the Paphos district, surrounded by fertile vineyards and orchards.
A short drive from Limassol and Paphos, it is known for its winemaking tradition, producing Commandaria and other local wines. Whitewashed houses, stone alleys, and shaded courtyards give the village its authentic rural charm, while the surrounding hills provide panoramic views.
At the heart of community life stands the church of Agios Georgios, with its simple yet historic character. Visitors can explore walking paths through olive groves, citrus trees, and wildflower fields, enjoying both nature and heritage.
With welcoming cafés and warm hospitality, Kedares invites travelers to pause, taste, and discover the timeless atmosphere of Cyprus village life.
