A tourist favorite, Paphos is a place of sun, sand, and sea. That’s not all!
Home to an array of historical attractions, Paphos has been anointed as a European Capital of Culture in 2017. To help you dissect all the possible destinations into a digestible number, we’ve compiled a top 5 list of attractions in Paphos you should visit during your next visit to the amazing island of Paphos.
FREE guided tours and live representation of Rural life traditions is offered every Saturday for the months of October, November and December 2021 by the Pafos Regional Board of Tourism, with the support of the Deputy Ministry of Tourism and the Community of Droushia.
South of the mainland lies the largest Greek island, at over 5150 km2 Crete is larger than Malta and is the 5th largest island in the Mediterranean. If not for the islands ties to Greek culture and traditions, Crete could be considered a country of its own.
If you’ve visited Greece or any of its Islands you definitely came across one of the most delicious starters/side dishes out there, tzatziki.
Even though most people view the island of Cyprus as a summer paradise, the other seasons are just as wonderful in their own right. What’s interesting about Autumn in Cyprus is that the season starts, yet the weather doesn’t begin to cool off just yet. Where the change in temperature, colors and environment really starts to show is between October and November.
harismatic Crete is almost a country in itself. As the Mediterranean’s fifth largest island, this varied landmass has plenty of space for all kinds of experiences, from city breaks and beach escapes to mountain hikes and cultural immersions — and with a gentle climate and year-round sunshine, there’s never a bad time to visit.
Fig Tree Bay is one of the most beautiful beaches in Cyprus. One visit, and it’s easy to see why it has been voted as one of the best beaches in Europe, uou can’t help but feel like you’ve stepped onto. The King Jason Hotel, a Luxury Collection, designed for adults only, offers everything that travellers need for a relaxing holiday, with direct access to a beach front area, two vast, reclination and design-focussed swimming pools, and incredible views over Protaras bay. The biggest problem with visiting the King Jason on Fig Tree Bay is that it will be too hard to leave!