Secret Valley Golf Club sits in the hills near Kouklia, a village in the Paphos district of southwestern Cyprus known for its proximity to the ancient sanctuary of Aphrodite. Designed by Jacovos Jacovou, a Cypriot architect who worked on several courses across the island, the layout occupies rolling terrain inland from the Mediterranean coast. The course takes advantage of the natural elevation changes characteristic of this part of Cyprus, where valleys and ridgelines create varied playing corridors through a landscape of native vegetation and cultivated groves. The routing moves through a setting that reflects the island's agricultural heritage and semi-arid climate. Fairways wind among olive and carob trees, with views extending toward the Troodos Mountains to the northeast and, from higher points, glimpses of the sea to the west. The design incorporates the existing topography rather than imposing dramatic earthwork, resulting in holes that follow the land's natural contours. Strategic interest comes from the interplay of elevation, wind exposure, and the placement of hazards relative to the slopes. Secret Valley serves both local members and visitors exploring the Paphos region, which has developed as a golf destination alongside its historical and resort attractions. The club operates in a relatively quiet area compared to the coastal resorts, offering a more secluded experience. The course provides a representative example of Cypriot golf design from its era, balancing playability with the challenges posed by the island's climate and terrain.