The Church of “Panagia Eleousa”

Archaeological Sites, Religious Places|

Great medieval structure and jewel of the village is the church of Panagia Eleousa or Chryseleousa, as it is... Read More → The Church of “Panagia Eleousa”

Saint Nicolas

Archaeological Sites, Religious Places|

Architecture and Heritage of the Church: A small monastic church, built at the southern edge of the village.... Read More → Saint Nicolas

21/09 – Theatre

Events|

Title of the Work: “GASES, COPPER ISLAND CYPRUS” Composer: Andreas A. Artemi Participants: Singers, choirs,... Read More → 21/09 – Theatre

Invitation for Submissions for the 2024 Summer Cultural Program of the Chloraka Community Council

Announcements|

A. General Information The Chloraka Community Council is accepting proposals from both Cyprus and abroad for... Read More → Invitation for Submissions for the 2024 Summer Cultural Program of the Chloraka Community Council

TENDER ANNOUNCEMENT

Announcements, Uncategorized|

The Chloraka Community Council is requesting tenders for the removal of materials (prunings) resulting from... Read More → TENDER ANNOUNCEMENT

The Sea in Dimma

Points of Interest|

This is the best known and perhaps the most beloved Bay of Chloraka. It was named so, because on the rocks... Read More → The Sea in Dimma

Dimitrios II Shipwreck

Points of Interest|

It was the evening of March 23, 1998 when during a heavy storm an alarm sounded in Coast Guard and Port... Read More → Dimitrios II Shipwreck

The reefs of “Ferfouris”

Points of Interest|

The marine region of Cyprus, like the whole of the Mediterranean, is scattered with ancient shipwrecks. In... Read More → The reefs of “Ferfouris”

The old school of Chlorakas

Points of Interest|

Near the church of St. Nicholas and near the Community stadium of the village there is a primary school of... Read More → The old school of Chlorakas

The Beach of “Vrexi”

Points of Interest|

Vrexi is located below the coastal road “Tafi ton Vasileon” (Graves of Kings) – Coral Bay, to the south of... Read More → The Beach of “Vrexi”