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The Paphos Marina is under construction at the area of Potima in Paphos, which is between the villages Peyia and Kissonerga.
According to the competition the capacity of the marina will be for 1000 vessels. It is also expected to have a commercial and housing development extent of about 45.000...
The Xeros or Asprokremmos or Xeropotamos River is located in the Paphos district and it is one of the longest rivers in the district. It is also the fifth largest river in Cyprus with a length of 41.5 kilometres.
The river water originated from the Troodos Mountain Range and it passes through...
The Cypriot Wineries have managed to accomplish a lot during the last few years. They offer quality wines, with emphasis on the Cypriot indigenous varieties and are open to the public in order to meet and taste their wines.
A list with the wine routes along with the wineries in each district and...
The Paphos Ancient Theatre, is located at the northeast corner of the ancient city in Paphos diagonally of the port.
It was possibly built during the first years of the city life, around the end of the 4th century.It seems to be closely connected to the architecture of Alexandria as one would...
Cedar Valley or Koilada ton Kedron in Greek is located deep in the Paphos Forest (Paphos district)
This beautiful and stunning valley can be found between the villages Lysos village (to the west), Pano Panagia village (to the south), Kambos and Tsakkistra villages (to the east) and Pyrgos and...
The Paphos Carnival returns to entertain the residents of Paphos as well as visitors with its renewed and traditional carnival. The events in this year’s programme begin on Tsiknopempti 7th of March and end on Saturday 16th of March with the Grand Carnival Parade.
In detail, the events are as...
The House of Orpheus, set within the archaeological treasure trove of the Paphos Archaeological Park in Paphos, stands as a beautiful epitome of Roman artistry and architecture. It gets its name from the stunning mosaics of Orpheus charming animals with his lyre.
Boasting large, sprawling rooms...
The Paphos Byzantine Museum is located in the centre of Paphos and was founded by the Metropolite Chrysostomou at the time.
It has been housed in a privately owned building of the Metropolis since 1989. The largest and most worth collection of the museum is the icon collection, whose number...
The Baths of Aphrodite are located at the east side of the Akamas Peninsula in the Paphos district. More specifically the baths are situated near the sea, where the Chrysochous Valley ends, and the steep rocks of the Akamas Peninsula begin.
The Baths of Aphrodite are linked with the myth of...
Chloraka Village is situated west of the Paphos district three kilometres from the town. It is built at an average altitude of about 70metres from the sea. More specifically it is located in a valley with a view towards the horizon which is lost in the Mediterranean Sea. The village neighbours...