Paphos
Paphos (Πάφος, also Pafos) is a small town at the southwestern tip of Cyprus, between the coast and the Troodos Mountains.
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Hotels in Paphos
 | Roman II Hotel  |
Score 7.025 from 22 reviews | | Ag. Lambrianou str. |  |
| Guests may use all facilities including the Health club at the sister
Roman Hotel opposite. ... more | | |
 | Sunny Hill Hotel Apartments |
Score 7.35 from 12 reviews | | P.O.Box 60317 | |
| Excellent value for money complex in Paphos. Approx. 500 m to the sea. Genuine Cypriot welcome. Our apartments offer a beautiful view and comfortable accommodation.
An ideal location for quiet and relaxed holidays. ... more | | |
 | Basilica Holiday Resort |
Score 7.95 from 4 reviews | | P.O.Box 60195, Kato Paphos | |
| With access to an outdoor swimming pool and a great location just 250 metres from the beach, this aparthotel is ideal for a relaxing break in the warm, Mediterranean sunshine.
The Basilica Holiday Resort is linked to the 5-star Coral Beach Hotel by a free transfer service. Here you can enjoy use of the Olympic-size swimming pool, surrounded by comfortable sun loungers.
Dine at the Basilica's restaurant-bar, serving à la carte and buffet meals for breakfast, lunch and dinner. You can also have fun in the on-site games room.
The Basilica itself offers spacious apartment accommodation just a short walk from Paphos' charming harbour and picturesque Greek and Roman ruins. Spend a day on the wonderful local beaches or enjoy the lively atmosphere of this ancient city, with its shops, restaurants and bars. ... more | | |
 | Hotel Almyra  |
Score 0 from 0 reviews | | Poseidonos Avenue | |
| Following an extensive two-year renovation of the Paphos Beach Hotel, the town’s first ever seaside hotel which first opened in 1972, Thanos Hotels launched Almyra in June 2003. The rooms have been enlarged and redesigned, and the signature suites, aptly named Kyma Suites (meaning ‘wave’ in Greek) feature rooftop terraces offering breathtaking views of the sea and the harbour, which are candle-lit at night. ... more | | |
 | St. George Hotel Spa & Golf Beach Resort |
Score 9.375 from 3 reviews | | P.O. Box 62372 | |
| This elegant hotel boasts a host of first-class facilities, beautifully landscaped gardens and a stunning location on Chlorakas Beach, just 5 minutes from Paphos Harbour.
St. George Hotel & Golf Resort combines the rich heritage of Paphos with modern amenities for a relaxing and enjoyable stay. With special interest groups, a full daily entertainment programme and sports activities for children and adults, there is something for everyone.
Start each day with breakfast included in your room rate whilst planning your day. Take the children to St. George Resort’s kid’s club and enjoy your free time. Take a yoga class, visit a winery or challenge your family in one of the many sports available at the resort. Work on your handicap at the golf course.
Away from the crowded tourist areas, St. George Hotel Spa & Golf Resort is ideal for rest and relaxation. In the evenings, there is a wide variety of live entertainment show, including cabarets, games and music. ... more | | |
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Tombs of the Kings Little more than 2 miles northwards the Old Harbour you will find the Tombs of the Kings (Tafon ton Vasileon). The tombs are impressive enough to be worthy of kings. They are burial caves carved into the bedrock of the hill and decorated with Doric columns and capitals; they date from the 4th century BC. Openig Hours: Mon - Fri from 7.30am till 5pm, Sat and Sun from 9am till 5pm. Entrance fee.
You can freely walk about the place once inside, searching through the rooms of the tombs, with parts underground carved into the rock.
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| tel: | (06) 240 295 |
House of DionysusThe well known and incomparable floor fragments of the residential
palace of the Roman governor are kept in a sort of large loft, the
House of Dionysus. The mosaics shed light on various aspects of local
daily life and depict the major figures of Greek mythology. The
house, situated in the archeological park, is open to visitors Mon - Fri
from 7.30am till 5pm and on Sat and Sun from 9am till 5pm.
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| tel: | (06) 240 217 |
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Seeing pictures of the Mediterranean is one way to experience it, another is to spend a gloriously lazy day aboard a luxury catamaran that silently skims through its waves as you just relax and enjoy yourself. This day will remain in your mind forever! Stretch out and relax or take pleasure in a swim. Dine on a leisurely lunch served onboard consisting of local village bread, salads, meats, pasta and vegetarian moussaka. There is a bar onboard to purchase drinks and snacks throughout the day.
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| Mountain Villages - Omodos and Kakopetria |
8 hours |
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Discovering the pretty mountain villages is great fun as life there continues at a slower and more traditional pace.
Omodos stands on the southern slopes of the Troodos mountains and is well known for its wines and intricate lace work. It is very picturesque as its white stone houses line cobbled streets around the Monastery of the Holy Cross, one of the oldest monasteries in Cyprus.
Kakopetria lies on the northern flanks of the mountains and is full of old world charm and folklore - its name means "bad stone", and this particular story is revealed to you as you enjoy lunch and explore the oldest part of the village.
Nearby is the beautiful church of Ayios Nicolaos tis Stegis (St. Nicolas of the Roof), one of the ten painted churches of the Troodos which you will also visit.
Before commencing the return journey to Paphos via Vouni where you will enjoy a short stroll, you will visit the village of Lania.
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