Byzantine-Ottoman stone coastal fort guarding Kato Paphos harbour, with rooftop vistas over fishing boats.
Standing sentinel at the tip of the Paphos harbour mole. Originally Byzantine, rebuilt by the Lusignans, and restored by the Ottomans in 1592.
Cross the stone arched bridge over the moat and ascend to the roof battlements for sweeping views of the marina and Mediterranean breakers.
Southern end of Kato Paphos Harbour walkway. Bus 611 or 615 to harbour terminus.
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World-famous UNESCO Roman mosaics depicting ancient mythology, amphitheatre Odeon, and coastal lighthouse.
Excellent from autumn through spring. Shaded modern pavilions protect the delicate mosaic floors.
Grand 4th-century basilica ruins sheltering the historic marble pillar where Saint Paul was flogged before converting Cyprus.
Open daily year-round with free admission.
Early Christian underground rock chapel with a sacred wishing tree and holy underground spring in Kato Paphos.
Accessible all year, offering a peaceful, naturally cool retreat.
Monumental 4th-century BC subterranean necropolis carved into seaside bedrock with Doric peristyle courtyards (UNESCO).
October through May offers mild exploring weather. Midsummer visits should start at 8:30 AM opening.
Atmospheric hilltop historic quarter featuring the municipal market, street art, and dramatic sea vistas.
Delightful in all seasons; sunset strolls through the restored lanes are magical.
Spacious Blue Flag beach protected by breakwaters with grassy lawns, beach bars, and generous free parking.
Great swimming May to November; popular year-round for seaside lunches and walks.
