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Paphos Resort , Paphos Area
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Paphos Resort , Paphos Area
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The ancient city is split in two these days. There’s Kato Paphos, the newer part right on the coast, which has a cluster of beaches backed by a wide promenade. Then there’s the old town, a few kilometres inland. Here’s where you’ll find winding, cobbled streets and traditional tavernas.
Paphos’ beach is a wide, sandy stretch topped with sunbeds and a gentle slope into the sea that makes it really safe for paddling. It also comes with a few cafés and a stellar view of the sunset. Further afield, there are secluded beach havens and little sandy coves to explore.
Paphos is known as the birthplace of the Goddess Aphrodite – and the original city is a protected UNESCO World Heritage Site. Spend a day or two exploring ancient ruins, like the 12th-century BC temple or the Tombs of the Kings – staggering mausoleums carved out of solid rock.
Paphos Resort , Paphos Area
Paphos Resort , Paphos Area
Paphos Resort , Paphos Area
Paphos is renowned for its rich archaeological sites, including the Tombs of the Kings, Roman mosaics, and ancient theatres. According to Greek mythology, it is also regarded as the birthplace of Aphrodite, the goddess of love and beauty.
Paphos enjoys a Mediterranean climate with hot, dry summers and mild, rainy winters. Sunshine is plentiful throughout the year, making it a popular destination in all seasons.
Some of the highlights include the UNESCO-listed Paphos Archaeological Park, the medieval Paphos Castle, Aphrodite's Rock, and the traditional villages in the surrounding countryside.
Yes, Paphos is considered family-friendly, offering a mix of cultural attractions, natural scenery, and relaxed dining options to suit all ages.
Spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) are particularly pleasant, with warm temperatures and fewer crowds. Summer is hot and lively, while winter is quieter with cooler weather but still relatively mild compared to northern Europe.
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