Paphos, one of the major Mediterranean islands, is known as the birthplace of Greek Goddess Aphrodite. Today, the picturesque island is divided into two – an upper section and the lower Paphos. The upper Paphos, or Ktima Paphos, is where the action is. Even though it's the traditional part of the town, it is home to the shopping destination while lower Paphos or Kato Paphos is where you go to relax, retire after sightseeing and of course, to find fine dining. Holidays in Paphos are not complete until you've seen and enjoyed both these parts.
With a legacy of 8,000 years of mythology, Paphos welcomes you with an offering of more than two dozen beaches. Yes, there are 27 beaches in Paphos. Sounds awesome! Doesn't it? The fresh sea breeze, the warm sunlight and the lovely people will make your holidays in Paphos one of the most memorable of your life.
The Coral Bay is one of the best beaches here, waiting for you with its soft golden sands and clear shallow waves. The shore is dotted with sunbeds if you want a tan and if you are looking for some activity, there are water sports for you.
Take a trip to the Paphos Archaeological Park to see the remains of old large Roman villas that were known for their stunning mosaics or visit the Tombs of the Kings that do live up to their name even though there isn't any king buried there. If you would like to know the local culture and traditions, you must stop by the Tala Village. For a slice of some rural life and culture, you might find your way to the Episkopi Village. Wherever you go, your holidays in Paphos will be full of enjoyment.
With a legacy of 8,000 years of mythology, Paphos welcomes you with an offering of more than two dozen beaches. Yes, there are 27 beaches in Paphos. Sounds awesome! Doesn't it? The fresh sea breeze, the warm sunlight and the lovely people will make your holidays in Paphos one of the most memorable of your life.
The Coral Bay is one of the best beaches here, waiting for you with its soft golden sands and clear shallow waves. The shore is dotted with sunbeds if you want a tan and if you are looking for some activity, there are water sports for you.
Take a trip to the Paphos Archaeological Park to see the remains of old large Roman villas that were known for their stunning mosaics or visit the Tombs of the Kings that do live up to their name even though there isn't any king buried there. If you would like to know the local culture and traditions, you must stop by the Tala Village. For a slice of some rural life and culture, you might find your way to the Episkopi Village. Wherever you go, your holidays in Paphos will be full of enjoyment.
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