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Paphos is the westernmost town of Cyprus. The city has been known by various names throughout the centuries for example NEA Paphos and Ktima. Following a ministerial council decision its name was changed to Paphos and remains so to the present day. However some of the old people are still using the old names for some areas of Paphos.
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This traditional yet developing village of Kissonerga is situated a short distance from Paphos Town. The centre enjoys a selection of amenities such as several mini-markets, a bank, coffee shops, restaurants, and the traditional village church known as the Church of the Transfiguration. The area use to be surrounded by thriving banana plantations, however a number or thes [...read more]
The small village of Chlorakas is situated just north of Paphos Town and a short distance to the sea front. The area is surrounded by countless banana and pomegranate plantations, for which it is renowned. Chloraka Village possesses the traditional village square and church, known as Panagia Chryseleousa, and a small selection of amenities, for example a bank, restaurants, tavernas a [...read more]
Coral Bay is one of the most popular areas in Paphos, situated on the Southwest coast of Cyprus, just north of Paphos town.
It is well-known for its crystal clear Mediterranean waters and sandy beaches, which are complemented by the cool ocean breeze. The wonderful Coral Bay area offers visitors both the opportunity for relaxation and entertainment. There is a wide array [...read more]
The area of Sea Caves is situated close to Coral Bay, and is known as one of the finest residential areas in Cyprus. Renowned for its peacefulness and tranquillity, in combination with its locality along the rugged Cypriot coastline with its spectacular rock formations and sandy coves, it is the ideal location for those seeking both class and relaxation.
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The Village of Peyia village is 19 km northwest of Paphos. It boasts picturesque fountains and a beautiful stone-paved village square. Nearby are the ruins of two early Christian basilicas with some remarkable mosaic floors depicting animals.
Peyia's amenities are mainly to be found on the main road leading into the village. There are also ample taverns to choose from [...read more]
The traditional village of Kathikas is situated approximately 22kilometeres north of Paphos Town. Positioned at the top of a hill, the village dates back to antiquity and remains one of the most picturesque villages in the Paphos District. The area is renowned for abundant vineyards, the cultivation of grapes being the main occupation of the resident villagers.
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The scenic area of the Secret Valley lies 18km east of Paphos and 49km from Limassol. It is located nearby ‘Petra tou Romiou', the legendary birthplace of Aphrodite Goddess of Love and Beauty.
Secret Valley is only a 10 minute drive from Paphos Airport and approximately 20 minutes drive from the centre of Paphos. It is also the ideal location for golfing e [...read more]
The prestigious area of Aphrodite Hills overlooks the mythical shores of Paphos and offers breathtaking, panoramic views over the Cypriot countryside. Aphrodite Hills is renowned for its award winning 18-hole golf course and spa facilities. The complex has been carved out of carob and olive groves located on two high plateaus and divided by a ravine.
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Miliou is a small traditional village, situated just few kilometres after Yiolou Village, north of Paphos. Miliou Village is one of the most picturesque villages in the area, surrounded by countless citrus groves, almond trees and vineyards. It is famous for its unique Sulphur Spring Waters, which is believed to have certain healing powers, and the Monastery of Ayioi Anargi [...read more]
The traditional Cypriot village of Peristerona is situated 10 minutes drive from the town of Polis Chrysochous and a 40 minutes drive from Pafos. This picturesque mountain village is famous for its efforts to maintain the beauty and the traditions of Cyprus. The area is covered with wild flowers, fruit trees, olive trees and vineyards and most locations offer breathtaking views over the Akamas P [...read more]
Akoudalia is a beautiful little village which lies approximately 25 minutes drive from the town of Paphos and 20 minutes from the fishing village of Latchi. It is located on the edge of the mystical Pitharolakkos Gorge and enjoys spectacular views over the surrounding countryside. The village possesses a number of traditional stone-built houses, a folk museum and a public he [...read more]
The tranquil village of Skouli is surrounded by the scenic rolling Cypriot countryside and forests. The village offers conventional stone built houses and a taste of traditional Cypriot life.
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The traditional agricultural village of Lysos is located approximately 20 minutes drive from the town of Polis. The village consists of two coffee shops, a mini-market, a museum and a forest station. It is located on the edge of the Paphos Forest and is therefore an ideal location for those who enjoy trekking, cycling and have an interest in wildlife, in particular birds and [...read more]
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Neo Chorio is an attractive traditional village nestled in the mountains just west of Latchi Harbour. Situated on the border of the Akamas National Park, it is surrounded by wild flowers, pines, olive trees and carob trees. The village itself boasts narrow cobbled streets, stone-built houses and the traditional village square. The area is relatively undeveloped, providing a scenic an [...read more]
The charming fishing village of Latchi is situated on the northwest coast. The main industry of Latchi use to be the exploration of sea sponges, as well as fishing, however today it is tourism. The focal point is the Harbour, with its collection of fishing boats weighed down with nets and wicker baskets. There is a good selection of small stone-built tavernas serving fresh fish [...read more]
The picturesque town of Polis Chrysochou derives its name from the Greek word for city. When it is translated it means "the City of the Golden Land" due to the fertile land surrounding the river Chrysochou. No large hotels an be found in Polis, therefore travellers can step into a world away from the usual tourist attractions and enjoy the peace and serenity of this small b [...read more]
Argaka is a traditional farming coastal village situated approximately 8km from Polis town. There are two parts to the village. The modern part lies along the coastal front, where a selection of supermarkets and tavernas can be found. The older section is located on the mountain slopes with traditional style housing made from limestone and igneous stones. Argaka is an ideal location [...read more]
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The quaint fishing village of Pomos is situated approximately 20 kilometres north of Polis town. The area of Pomos is incredibly scenic and untouched by commercialisation, surrounded by countless wild flowers, pine trees, fruit trees and lush green mountains. The focal point of village life in Pomos is the small harbour with its fishing boats laden with nets and the fresh catch of the day. [...read more]
Only half an hour's drive from both Paphos and Limassol, Pissouri is a village which has managed to successfully welcome tourism yet still retains it charm and traditional character. Famous for grape growing, the village hosts a variety of restaurants, tavernas and bars, where you can sample the local wine.
Pissouri Village has a lovely centre with a village square which is [...read more]
The city of Limassol (Lemesos) is located in a scenic locality on the shores of the Bay of Akrotiri in the narrow coastal plain, between the two ancient city kingdoms of Kourion to the west and Amathus to the east. It is within one hour's drive from the capital city of Nicosia (Lefkosia) to the north, the port cities of Pafos (Paphos) to the west and Larnaka to the east and th [...read more]
Larnaca is situated on the Southeast coast of Cyprus. It is known as the oldest living city of Cyprus. The city was built over the ancient kingdom of Kition, a rich sea port and an important centre of the copper trade and later a Phoenician strong hold.
The seafront promenade is lined with palm trees, where you will also find a number of cafes, restaurants and taver [...read more]
Agia Napa is situated on the far eastern end of the south coast of Cyprus, within the Famagusta area. Once just a small fishing village, Agia Napa, in the last 30 years, has continued to grow and grow. In recent years it has changed from a reasonably quiet family resort to the party capital of Cyprus, following in the footsteps of resorts such as Ibiza.
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