Paphos, Cyprus, is in the Western district of the island and is blessed with an average of 330 days of sunshine a year, allowing last minute holidays to be taken year round. The geographical diversity of the region, ranging from the coast, with soft sandy beaches, picturesque inlets and coves, to the hills and woodland of the Paphos Forest, lends itself to visitors of many interests. Walking, cycling, sunbathing, golf, deep water fishing, bird watching or nature photography and a range of water sports are all available in Paphos, gaining the region a place on the UNESCO list of Cultural and Natural Treasures.

Paphos Town (Pafos Town) is the capitol of the region, and the mythical birthplace of Aphrodite – the Greek Goddess of Love, and proves a popular destination for tourists. Properties in Paphos lend themselves to discovering the deep culture, cuisine, history and mythology of the area, or to let you relax, sunbathe and soak in the sights and sounds of your Paphos holiday.

Places to go on a Paphos Holiday

Coral Bay: Coral Bay’s long sandy beach is in one of many sandy bays North of Paphos, Cyprus, and is very close to the delightful fishing villages of Polis and Latchi. It is widely considered the nicest beach in the area, and well worth a visit on a Paphos holiday.

Kefalos Beach Tourist village is a new beach resort complex, with excellent accessibility to Paphos, designed in the style of a traditional Cypriot village. Bars, shops, and Paphos harbour are all within a 25 minute walk of this family resort.

Kato-Paphos: the lower part of Paphos town (Pafos Town) is distinct from the rest of the town. The open air fish restaurants, working harbour and important archaeological sites mean that Kato has developed a very independent atmosphere.

Pegia (Peyia), is a short drive from Coral Bay and is situated in the foothills of Paphos. Still largely unspoilt, the thin streets and interesting architecture and gardening in Pegia (Peyia) is defiantly worth visiting.

Things to do in Paphos.

Paphos Town’s turbulent past gives it a wealth of historic places of interest to visit, including the Byzantine Castle of Paphos, the Tombs of the Kings, and the remains of the Roman Governor’s Palace with its fine mosaics, or the remains of the Temple of Aphrodite. Some of the villas in Paphos and other accommodation in Paphos available are in the Old Town, although slightly inland, with fantastic access to the traditional culture of Cyprus as well as the soft sands and deep blue waters of Coral Bay or Kefalos Beach.

Renting a self-catering villa in Paphos provides a fantastic opportunity to sample some Cypriot culinary specialities from the local taverns and wine from the hillside vineyards.

Weather in Paphos

With 330 days of sunshine a year, last minute travel to Paphos is ideal all year round. The summer months are usually in the mid-thirties (˚C), whilst the cooler autumn temperatures encourage discovery of the culture and mythology, and the mid-winter sun opens up the golf courses and tennis courts.

Travel to Paphos.

Cheap holidays and luxury holidays alike in Paphos, Cyprus, are easy to do, with flights from over 18 UK airports, including cheap flights to Aberdeen, Belfast, Bristol, London Gatwick, and Manchester, all flying to Paphos Airport and with many service providers, from British Airways to Excel Airways, prices are competitive.

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