Kalopanayiotis is situated at an elevation of 700 meters in the lush Marathasa valley, on the steep banks of the Setrachos River that flows through the area. Marathasa, part of the Troodos UNESCO Geopark, is home to fourteen picturesque villages in a remote and sparsely populated mountainous region, featuring a diverse ecosystem of forests, springs, and natural vegetation interspersed with small agricultural plots of deciduous trees and vineyards. This charming village boasts traditional architecture, narrow cobblestone streets, and stunning views of the river and tranquil valley landscape. With mild winters and cool summers, it offers year-round opportunities for tourism focused on nature, culture, and tradition.

The village’s medieval history is a significant aspect of its cultural heritage, highlighted by the iconic Byzantine church of St. John Lampadistis (a UNESCO Heritage site) and several smaller Byzantine churches dating from the 9th to the 15th century. The renowned therapeutic thermal springs continue to be a valuable asset, enhanced by luxurious spa services.
Nature enthusiasts can explore walking and cycling trails that connect the village’s medieval landmarks with its rich flora. Additionally, visitors can indulge in authentic culinary experiences, including dining and wine tasting.