Ormideia, sometimes also spelled Ormidhia, is a village in Larnaca District in south-eastern Cyprus. It is one of the four exclaves surrounded by the Eastern Sovereign Base Area of Akrotiri and Dhekelia, a British Overseas Territory administered as a Sovereign Base Area. Ormidia was named after the bays on its beach. The church of Agios Konstantinos Alamanos is located in the center of the village. There were two small churches of Agioi Anargyri Kosmas and Damianos. In 1901 the existing church was built in their place. There was also a chapel where St. Constantine the Alaman lived. At the exit of the village to Achna you will also find the Holy Cave of St. Constantine of Alamanos in which the Saint lived, practiced and testified. Northwest of the center of Ormidia at the site called "Vathy River" there is a medieval settlement. Around the chapel of Agios Georgios of Agona in the northeast of the village there is also a Byzantine-medieval settlement. In this settlement the large stone of the olive mill, near
the chapel, is still preserved. Each September the community of Ormidia organise the pomegranate festival which includes dance, singing, jazz and, of course, many pomegranates and their various derivatives.