Experience Paphos, Cyprus
Aphrodite’s Playground
Discover the Magic of Paphos
Sprawled across the west coast of the island, Paphos is a picturesque seaside town, alive with interesting tales of Ancient Greek mythology, the history and culture of times gone by, modern leisure developments, and a natural, awe-inspiring landscape of lush mountains and glistening sea.
Travellers visiting Paphos – a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and Europe’s Capital of Culture 2017 – are in for a treat, as they navigate the many opportunities available for relaxation and recreation.
Sun & Sea
With 16 Blue Flag-honoured beaches, Paphos’ vast coastline promises fun in the sun. Clear waters, sandy beaches and a host of amenities – inclusive of watersports and boat trips galore – mean that Paphos is the ideal spot for those in search of the glory of island living.
Sun & Sea
With 16 Blue Flag-honoured beaches, Paphos’ vast coastline promises fun in the sun. Clear waters, sandy beaches and a host of amenities – inclusive of watersports and boat trips galore – mean that Paphos is the ideal spot for those in search of the glory of island living.
Natural Wonders
Natural Wonders
Paphos is home to the famed Akamas Peninsula, a breathtaking area of unspoiled beauty. Here lies Lara Bay (where loggerhead turtles travel to lay their eggs), the crystal-clear waters of Blue Lagoon and Fontana Amarosa, and the otherworldly 2.5km trail of Avakas Gorge, in which an array of indigenous flora can be found.
History & Culture
Whether journeying in Ancient Greek mythological goddess of love, Aphrodite’s footsteps, from her birthplace at Petra tou Romiou to her picturesque bathing grotto in Polis Chrysochous, or retracing history at the Archaeological Park (featuring sites and monuments from the 4th century BC to the Middle Ages, including some of the most impressive mosaics in the world), travellers will delight in discovering the heart of Paphos’ history and culture.
Gourmet Pleasures
Good food and drink are in no short supply in Paphos: further to a host of taverns and modern, international eateries designed around the deliverance of fresh, locally sourced food, Paphos also features some of the most respected wineries in Cyprus. Indeed, of the seven designated wine routes across the island, three are situated in Paphos’ mountains and outlying villages.
Gourmet Pleasures
Good food and drink are in no short supply in Paphos: further to a host of taverns and modern, international eateries designed around the deliverance of fresh, locally sourced food, Paphos also features some of the most respected wineries in Cyprus. Indeed, of the seven designated wine routes across the island, three are situated in Paphos’ mountains and outlying villages.
Family Fun
From the town’s dedicated waterpark and zoo, to mini golf, glass-bottom boat trips and botanical park outtings, Paphos is brimming with family-friendly activities for all.
Family Fun
From the town’s dedicated waterpark and zoo, to mini golf, glass-bottom boat trips and botanical park outtings, Paphos is brimming with family-friendly activities for all.
First-Class Sports
Diving opportunities are plentiful in Paphos, as are adventure sports, spanning hiking and cycling to quad biking and mountain climbing. Of course, most unique in Paphos is its collection of first-class, championship-level golf courses. There are four in total, the only ones of their kind island-wide, with golfers travelling from far and wide to test their skills on these picturesque courses.