Discover sun-soaked apartments in a quiet, low-tourist region of northwest Cyprus, near Paphos, Polis, Kissonerga, Chlorakas, Latchi, and Neo Chorion.

Stay right by the sea and enjoy genuine Cypriot hospitality in a peaceful, rural setting.

The environment is pristine, the sea crystal clear, and the perfect backdrop for a carefree holiday – ideal for families or anyone seeking relaxation.

For active travellers, there’s plenty to do: hiking, swimming, diving, cycling, or horseback riding. Small, beautiful beaches – some shaded by eucalyptus groves – complete this idyllic setting.

Your perfect Cyprus holiday awaits!

Discover Paphos – A Walk Through History

For six centuries, Paphos was the capital of Cyprus, and today it is almost like an open-air museum. The city’s cultural heritage is so remarkable that all of Paphos has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The walking tour begins in front of the Cyprus Tourism Organisation office in Kato Paphos and takes you through the city’s main holiday centre.

Stroll along the coastal promenade, visit the small harbour, and explore the medieval castle, a testament to Cyprus’ turbulent history. Today, the castle provides a stunning backdrop for the annual summer opera festival.

The route continues to the archaeological park, where you can admire exquisite Roman-era floor mosaics, considered among the finest in the eastern Mediterranean.

Next, cross the busy St Paul’s Avenue to reach the site known as the “Pillory of Saint Paul”, where tradition holds that the apostle was chained and flogged before converting the Roman governor to Christianity.

Along the same street is the Agia Solomoni Catacombs Church, believed to have once been the synagogue of Roman Paphos. Visitors often tie handkerchiefs to the branches of a large mastic tree as offerings.

Not far from here are the rock-cut Tombs of the Kings, decorated with Doric columns and impressively grand. On the way back, you can visit the aquarium and enjoy a welcome rest.

City Walk: The Classic Part of Paphos

1. Starting Point: Neoclassical Town Hall

A popular spot for civil weddings.

Passing by the Town Hall, you reach the Library, another neoclassical building.

2. Byzantine Museum (Bishop’s Residence)

Exhibits dating from the 7th to the 18th century, mainly icons.

Highlight: Icon of Agia Marina (8th–9th century), one of the oldest icons found in Cyprus.

3. Eliades Ethnographic Museum

A traditional old house owned by the Eliades family.

Exhibitions: Private collection ranging from the Neolithic period to the present day.

4. Geological Museum (closed) Your will find one now in Panor Arodhes.

Located nearby, offering insight into the region’s geology.

5. Griva Digheni Avenue (Eastward)

Two large neoclassical buildings flanked by impressive flame trees.

Archaeological Museum of Paphos: Collection of local archaeological finds.

Connected to the Aphrodite Cultural Route.

Features a rare representation of Warring Aphrodite and interesting exhibits of surgical and medical instruments.

6. Old Town of Paphos (Return Route)

Laiki Gonia pedestrian street: Souvenir shops and the municipal fruit and vegetable market.

Makarios Street: Main shopping street.

Agia Sophia Church: Converted into a mosque in the 16th century.

7. Ottoman Hamam (South)

Recently restored, now serving as a cultural center.

8. Return Path

Pass the bus stop.

Enjoy a beautiful view of the coastline on the way back to the Cyprus Tourism Organization information office.