Once the capital
of Cyprus under the Romans, Paphos is one of
the most attractive and contrasting resorts in Cyprus. It is a haven for
nature lovers, with beautiful scenery and inland mountain peaks, dotted
with picturesque villages, green valleys and the famous cedar valley as
well as the national park at Akamas.
Paphos is very
rich in history, culture and monuments and there is much to see and
explore. Old Paphos blends well with the more modern Kato Paphos which
has everything from shopping to a wide range of restaurants and tavernas.
On a evening you can enjoy a romantic walk along the harbour walls.2
Airports
The closest airport is Paphos at a
distance of just 15Km. Larnaca airport is approx One and a half hours to
the east of Paphos but is a very easy and picturesque drive along the
coastal highway
Temperature
Paphos boasts 340 sunny days per year
with a daily average of 12 hours of sunshine in summer
Currency
The unit of
currency is still the Cyprus Pound. 100 cents equal One Cyprus pound.
Electricity
Cyprus unlike most foreign
destinations has the same voltage as the UK and uses the standard 3 pin
plug used in the UK.
Car Hire
Many drivers choose to hire a car
during their stay. This is very much aided by the fact that driving is
on the left hand side as per the UK
Ancient sites include:
The Temple of Aphrodite's
Tombs of the Kings
The Mosaics Houses
The monasteries of Ayios
Popular Excursions
Baths
of Aphrodite
Troodos Mountains
Stroodos
- The Holy Monastery of Kykkos
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