Paphos Castle is a historic fortification located at the entrance of Paphos harbour, offering panoramic views and a glimpse into the region's medieval past.

This large necropolis, located 2 kilometers from Paphos, features impressive underground tombs carved into the rock, which were once burial places for local aristocrats and officials, not actual kings.

This park preserves the remains of ancient Neo-Paphos, a city founded by the Ancient Greeks and destroyed by earthquakes, notable for its well-preserved Roman mosaics and the Crusader fortress Saranta Kolones.

A stunning mountain range offering cooler temperatures, picturesque villages, ancient churches, and opportunities for hiking.

Coral Bay is a popular beach area in Paphos, Cyprus, known for its beautiful coastline and clear waters, offering a vibrant spot for relaxation and sunset viewing.

Founded in 1159 by monk Neophyte the Recluse, this monastery is located in the mountains near Paphos and includes the monk's original cave cell.

The Akamas Peninsula is a protected national park known for its wild natural beauty, hiking trails, and diverse flora and fauna.

A narrow canyon with towering limestone cliffs and a diverse ecosystem, perfect for adventurous hikers.