2025 Paphos District Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in March)

This Basilica counts like the oldest Christian church in the world. Actually it’s a complex of churches, built in 400 AD. We can see the remains of columns from marble, pieces of pavements, and mosaics, church built in stone. This monument is impressive and represents a huge part of Cyprus history. There are walking platforms all around, so it will be easy for you to move and to observe the details. ✅Recommended time - at around 45 minutes. ✅Working hours: from 8:00 am till 4:00 pm, every day. ✅Entrance- free. If you are interested in history it should be a must visit place for you. #bucketlistreboot

When I’m on holiday, I love to bask in the sun whilst sipping on a cold beverage whilst soaking up some sun and delicious food! 
Well, the pictures do not do this place justice! I was nervous to go there at first given some of the reviews I saw online with people commenting on disappointing food and service. BUT, for my visit everything was great - service was good and attentive and food was delicious! MOST of all was enjoying the sunset in Paphos! 📍Restaurant name: Muse Cafe Kitchen Bar 🏷Price band: ££-£££ 👅Taste: ***** 👩‍🔧Service: ***** Tips: Book in advance or arrive early! #eurotrip #cyprus #paphos #traveltheotherside #travelwithme #theotherside #muse

#eurotrip to #paphos in #cyprus Paphos, pronounced /ˈpæfɒs/ (Greek: Πάφος [ˈpafos]; Turkish: Baf) is a coastal city in southwest Cyprus and the capital of Paphos District. In antiquity, there were 2 Paphos: Old Paphos, today known as Kouklia and New Paphos. New Paphos became the old town ruins by the marina which we will explore later on. The city has no more than 36 000 inhabitants and a history that dates back to 300 B.C.. Paphos and Cyprus in general have changed hands over the course of its history many times. From when the early Greek settlers arrived through to French aristocrats, Venetians, Turks and later on the British. Today the city is part of the independent nation of Cyprus although unification with Greece (enosis) remains a taboo topic. Paphos is a tourist destination with the season stretching from March till October as temperatures don’t really go down. Some say winter is also good to come as you enjoy temperatures on average of 15° C. The beaches in the Paphos area aren’t necessarily sandy like we’ve described in our Dominican Republic and Mexican trips. This doesn’t mean there isn’t sand either however entering the water can be a bit tricky given the rocky coastline. Having said all of these, the coast line is filled with hotels that offer tourists a much needed retreat from today’s ever busy and congested world. #passionpassport #awesomepic

Cyprus Paphos 2024

Cyprus was amazing. I would have taken more pictures of the country but I liked myself more 😥#cyprus #photogenic

#cyprus very nice country I travelled there for 3 months and it was one of the best places I ever went to!

#2024wish wish I could go back to Cyprus #paphos

Beautiful Paphos (Cyprus) in the evening🤩#paphos

Getting There - Flight from Athens Attractions - Beach, ruins Food & Restaurants - There are lots of bars and cafes to chill Shopping - There is a big mall nearby

#resortstyle #beachholiday #allinclusive #cyprus #paphos #beach Paphos is a tourist destination with the season stretching from March till October as temperatures don’t really go down. Some say winter is also good to come as you enjoy temperatures on average of 15° C. The beaches in the Paphos area aren’t necessarily sandy like we’ve described in our Dominican Republic and Mexican trips. This doesn’t mean there isn’t sand either however entering the water can be a bit tricky given the rocky coastline.

#bucketlistreboot Paphos, pronounced /ˈpæfɒs/ (Greek: Πάφος [ˈpafos]; Turkish: Baf) is a coastal city in southwest Cyprus and the capital of Paphos District. In antiquity, there were 2 Paphos: Old Paphos, today known as Kouklia and New Paphos. New Paphos became the old town ruins by the marina which we will explore later on. The city has no more than 36 000 inhabitants and a history that dates back to 300 B.C.. Paphos and Cyprus in general have changed hands over the course of its history many times. From when the early Greek settlers arrived through to French aristocrats, Venetians, Turks and later on the British. Today the city is part of the independent nation of Cyprus although unification with Greece (enosis) remains a taboo topic. #paphos