Esso Galata (Central Galata) Reservoir
A dirt-earthed cistern that was created in 1985 near the Church of Agios Tychikos, in order for local farmers to water their farms. The maximum depth of the tank reaches 27 metres, while its total capacity is 35,000 cubic metres.
The enchanting turquoise waters of the reservoir, as well as the surrounding area, which is covered with green mountains. At the reservoir, one will be able to distinguish many small fish. Travellers can enjoy the tranquillity and serenity that this isolated area offers, away from the hustle of everyday life.
Next to the reservoir you’ll see The Chrysanthos Farm, where you can walk around and observe the cultivation of herbs, used for the production of essential oils. Wander amongst the various plants and shrubs and enjoy the hundreds of pleasant odours, or try some organic honey produced in the original structure that overlooks the area.
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Infrastructures
Community Stadium
The Kakopetria Community Stadium was the seat of the Kakopetria Sports Association (AEK), which was founded in 1984 and came from the unification of PAOK Kakopetrias and Olympus Kakopetrias. The Kakopetria Community Stadium is the only one in Solea tha
Futsal Court
To the west of Korakou village, a Futsal stadium was created by the community, hosting various sports events and activities. The stadium is open to 5 x 5 football matches almost throughout the year. The Korakou Community Council has, in recent years ma
Korakou Sports Centre
The Korakou Community Council has, in recent years made a number of improvement efforts in the area’s sports facilities. The athletic centre includes a 100x68 metre football pitch, a gym, changing rooms, stands and night lighting, it is considered suit
Multi-purpose hall Charalambos Koukoularides
Located in Galata village, this hall is the pride and joy of the community and generally the Solea region. It is a sports facility built to European standards and is perfectly equipped for most sporting activities. Specifically, the hall is suitable fo
Multipurpose Centre
The multi-purpose centre ‘Solea’ started its operation on the 1st of May 2001 and its aim is to offer services to the elderly, disabled, school and pre-school children, even infants. The steering committee of the Solea Multipurpose Centre is made up of
Solea Dam
The Solea valley runs from the river Karkotis, one of the most important rivers in the northwest of Cyprus with a remarkable supply throughout the year. The Solea dam is located near the villages of Linos and Flassou, in the catchment area of a small