Guidebook for Paphos

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Guidebook for Paphos

Food Scene

This is a traditional meze tavern about 10 minutes walk from the villa. George and his sons, Ben and Damian, run this family business. George produces most of the vegetables and meat organically on his farm. He also serves wild foraged foods. Everything is prepared according to Cypriot family recipes. If you want an authentic experience without extra tourist 'fluf' this is the place to go.
37 locals recommend
7 St. Georges Tavern
37 Anthipolochagou Georgiou Savva
37 locals recommend
This is a traditional meze tavern about 10 minutes walk from the villa. George and his sons, Ben and Damian, run this family business. George produces most of the vegetables and meat organically on his farm. He also serves wild foraged foods. Everything is prepared according to Cypriot family recipes. If you want an authentic experience without extra tourist 'fluf' this is the place to go.
Bar and restaurant a short walk from the villa.
23 locals recommend
Pambis Diner
Taksiarhon Avenue
23 locals recommend
Bar and restaurant a short walk from the villa.
It is said that the best fish taverns are found in Latchi.
29 locals recommend
Latchi Harbour
Leoforos acamandos
29 locals recommend
It is said that the best fish taverns are found in Latchi.
Best place for Vegan and Vegetarian food.
14 locals recommend
Meraki Market Café
14 locals recommend
Best place for Vegan and Vegetarian food.

Sightseeing

While it was first thought that these very impressive underground tombs were the tombs of kings, it later became apparent that high officials were buried here but the name has stayed. The tombs are spread across a large park-like area with lovely views over the sea. The tombs date back to the 4th century BC and are carved out of solid rock. Some are decorated with Doric pillars. This is a good place to visit late afternoon in summer when it is cooler and the lighting is good for photographs. In spring the area is covered in wild flowers and the sunsets over the sea are spectacular.
216 locals recommend
Tombs of the Kings
63 Tombs of the Kings Ave
216 locals recommend
While it was first thought that these very impressive underground tombs were the tombs of kings, it later became apparent that high officials were buried here but the name has stayed. The tombs are spread across a large park-like area with lovely views over the sea. The tombs date back to the 4th century BC and are carved out of solid rock. Some are decorated with Doric pillars. This is a good place to visit late afternoon in summer when it is cooler and the lighting is good for photographs. In spring the area is covered in wild flowers and the sunsets over the sea are spectacular.
Kato Pafos archaeological Park includes sites and monuments from prehistoric times to the Middle Ages, while most remains date to the Roman period. The marvellous mosaic floors of four Roman villas from the impressive epicentre of the finds. The complex includes other important monuments, such as the Asklipieion, the Odeion, the Agora, the "Saranta Kolones" (Forty Columns) Fortres
95 locals recommend
Paphos Archaeological Park
95 locals recommend
Kato Pafos archaeological Park includes sites and monuments from prehistoric times to the Middle Ages, while most remains date to the Roman period. The marvellous mosaic floors of four Roman villas from the impressive epicentre of the finds. The complex includes other important monuments, such as the Asklipieion, the Odeion, the Agora, the "Saranta Kolones" (Forty Columns) Fortres

Shopping

Everything you would expect to find at a mall including a food court, cinema, children's play area.
275 locals recommend
Kings Avenue Mall
2 Λεωφ. Τάφοι των Βασιλέων
275 locals recommend
Everything you would expect to find at a mall including a food court, cinema, children's play area.
At Debenhams you can shop for clothing and groceries/toiletries. They have a lovely coffee shop on the first floor that also serves very well priced breakfasts and lunches with a sea view if you sit outside on the balcony. If you need hardware or basic electronics (e.g. chargers, earphones, batteries etc.) you can pop next door to Superhome.
11 locals recommend
Debenhams
Democracy Avenue
11 locals recommend
At Debenhams you can shop for clothing and groceries/toiletries. They have a lovely coffee shop on the first floor that also serves very well priced breakfasts and lunches with a sea view if you sit outside on the balcony. If you need hardware or basic electronics (e.g. chargers, earphones, batteries etc.) you can pop next door to Superhome.

Everything Else

This is the nearest hospital in case of an emergency.
8 locals recommend
Iasis Private Hospital
8 locals recommend
This is the nearest hospital in case of an emergency.

Parks and Nature

A lovely hike up the gorge with majestic rock formations and tranquil nature to relax and enjoy.
77 locals recommend
Avakas Gorge
Avakas Gorge Road
77 locals recommend
A lovely hike up the gorge with majestic rock formations and tranquil nature to relax and enjoy.
Lovely hikes with spectacular views from the lookout point.
151 locals recommend
Akamas Peninsula National Park
151 locals recommend
Lovely hikes with spectacular views from the lookout point.
Beautiful sea caves to explore and swimming to enjoy.
71 locals recommend
Sea Caves
71 locals recommend
Beautiful sea caves to explore and swimming to enjoy.

Traveler advice

Getting around

We recommend that you rent a car.

To get the best from your holiday and see the wonderful places that make Cyprus so special we recommend that you rent a car. You can visit some places by bus but you will really be limiting yourself.