Paphos Archaeological Park
Kato Paphos
A UNESCO park of Roman villas with some of the Mediterranean’s finest floor mosaics.
- Suggested time: 2 hrs
- No booking needed
- Suits: Culture lovers
Daily, roughly 8:30–19:30 in summer
9 places, 3 of them free and 3 tours and activities. Mosaic-filled Roman ruins and beaches on the legendary birthplace of Aphrodite.
Kato Paphos
A UNESCO park of Roman villas with some of the Mediterranean’s finest floor mosaics.
Daily, roughly 8:30–19:30 in summer
Kato Paphos
Underground rock-cut tombs with columned courtyards, a dramatic ancient burial site.
Daily, roughly 8:30–19:30
Kouklia (25 km)
The sea stacks where the goddess is said to have risen from the waves, with a beach below.
Open-air; always accessible
Coral Bay
A sandy horseshoe bay with shallow water, loungers and a lively beach bar scene.
Open access; lifeguards in season
Kato Paphos
A working harbour with a small medieval fort, tavernas and boat trips.
Daily; castle hours vary
Latchi (40 km)
A wild nature reserve of rugged coast, walking trails and a turquoise lagoon reached by boat.
Boat trips daily in season
Akamas
A tranquil pool and a nature trail in the Akamas, said to be the goddess’s bathing spot.
Open daily; small fee for facilities
Troodos (70 km)
Cool pine forests, painted Byzantine churches and wine villages in the mountains.
Tours and drives daily
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