Paphos is generally quite humid all year. The temperatures in the winter don’t bite too much, and summer is warm but fairly tame (reaching an average temperature of 25C). Rainfall is virtually non-existent in the summer too, which is a major plus-point given the manageable warmth.
On a quiet street just off the main seaside road, this Mediterranean-style resort is located 300m from a sandy beach, shops, restaurants and bars, and is two-kilometres from Paphos Harbour. Guests can lounge in the sun amidst the leafy vegetation that surrounds the outdoor pool, or chill out on their guestroom balcony.
Situated by the Mediterranean beachfront, this modern hotel is three-kilometres beyond the popular resort of Paphos and the historic Tombs of the Kings archaeological site. Air-conditioned guestrooms are decorated in cool blue and white tones with modern furnishings, and all have their own balconies complete with tables, chairs and fresh flowers.
Set next to the seafront Olympus Promenade in Limassol, 50m from the beach, this modern hotel is perfect for pampering oneself. Guests can have a sauna or massage, go for a cooling dip in one of two outdoor pools, or enjoy local and international dishes in one of five bars and restaurants.
Set on a private beach, this modern property features a whitewashed façade and is located within three-kilometres of the Coral Bay resort centre. There are 94 studios and apartments located on four floors, all of which are decorated in modern Mediterranean style and extend to furnished balconies.
Recreation is the hallmark of the Avanti Hotel, with a range of facilities catering for all ages. Guests can unwind in the saunas, steam rooms and spa tub, or make use of a multitude of recreational activities, including swimming, tennis, aerobics and the gym. Room decor is light and modern, with white walls and blue upholstery.
Dating from the 4th Century, the tombs carved out of the bedrock here are nothing short of spectacular. Although there is some debate as to whether any royalty has actually been buried on the site, the name is apt in terms of the grand setting and impressive structure.
A classic Greek amphitheatre, the Odean is constructed entirely from limehouse blocks. Situated within an archaeological park, the Odeon now plays host to music and theatre performances.
One of the most popular attractions in Kato, the castle has been built, demolished and rebuilt several times in its eight century existence. Now fully restored, it is the perfect place to learn about the chequered history of Paphos.
There are hundreds of artefacts on show here from the Byzantine era. Some date back to the 12th Century and are among the areas most celebrated.
A pulsating water theme park, this offers fun for all the family. There are rapids, intrepid slides and wave machines to keep your pulse racing. If you fancy something a little more relaxed, then the lazy river swirls can carry you around the pools.