Pafos Bird Park truly is magical place to visit. Paphos Bird Park was initially created in order to educate the local communities about the world around them and how to care birds and animals. The Park houses snakes, iguanas, crocodiles, any kind of birds such as parrots, ducjs, swans, geese, owls and ostriches. The continuous upgrading ensures the Parks reputation is maintained, and encourages visitors to return again and again. Inside the park there is an Amphitheatre where educational talks are held and programs shown on various spec... [read more]

Aphrodite's water park is located on the seafront of the Tourist Area with direct bus connection. Nestling amidst 30,000 m2 of landscaped grounds. The water park was designed and developed by experts with International standards. Aphrodite water park managed to claim unique position amongst the most beautiful water parks in Europe. Aphrodite's water park can offer recreational attractions of swimming and riding which include the kamikaze slides, wave pool, lazy River, fast river, rafting, the leisure pool and the kiddies pool w... [read more]

Paphos Harbour Fort was originally built by the Byzantine to protect the harbour area, it was dismantled by the Venetians and rebuilt by the Lusignans back in the 13th century. Dismantled again in the 16th century as Venetians as they were unable to defend it against the Ottomans. The Ottomans then restored and strengthened the structure once they had taken capture of the island. Paphos Harbour Fort now remains empty, except as a tourist attraction, where you can enter and let your imagination run wild as you think of all the history th... [read more]

The Tombs of the Kings is spread over a vast area containing impressive underground tombs that date back to the 4th century BC. The Tombs are carved out of solid rock, some being decorated with Doric pillars. Its name was given due to the grandeur and majesty of the tombs, some of which display frescoed walls and columns. ... [read more]

Paphos mosaics are considered among the finest in the Eastern Mediterranean. They mainly depict mosaics scenes from Greek mythology and are dating from the 2nd to the 5th century AD. It's a "must" visit for every visitor to Paphos. House of Dionysus The House of Dionysus is located in the Theater Quarter. The house of Dionysus was a roman private residence dating back to the 2nd century AD. The characteristics of this roman private residence are the mosaic decorations and the mythological compositions mainly depicting scen... [read more]

Discover the exciting world of the reptiles which inhabit in Cyprus. Visit one of the many reptiles parks in Paphos and enlarge your knowledge and understanding of these creatures and learn what can and is being done to conserve them. These Reptile Parks offers a short nature trial, includes conservation projects and meetings. The major subjects of these projects include educating Cypriots and visitors of the importance and benefit of reptiles' in the environment. A must for a family outgoing or an organized educational visit for sc... [read more]

Paphos aquarium is located in the heart of down town Paphos. Paphos aquarium gives visitors the chance to admire and discover the hidden depths of the impressive array of colorful fish from oceans, seas and rivers world wide and provides an extraordinary undersea setting. Paphos aquarium consists of 72 spacious environmentally tanks, which includes even a crocodile tank. The aquarium offers a brilliant restaurant with a big variety of food and as well a souvenir shop. ... [read more]

Adonis Falls is located about 1km from Coral Bay area. According to Greek mythology Adonis Baths is the place where Adonis, the lover of the Greek Goddess Aphrodite, used to take his baths. Nowadays, Adonis is believed to have returned to the Baths, where he died in the arms of Aphrodite. Adonis baths is a two level refreshing waterfall, it is a beautiful little paradise which is well worth to visit. Here you will have the opportunity of swimming and swing from a rope into the refreshing mountain waters.   ... [read more]

A place for flight over the see is the Petra Tou Romiou - Rock Of Aphrodite (as known in English). Petra Tou Romiou is located in a spectacular beauty in the old Paphos - Limassol road. According to legend Petra Tou Romiou is the birth place of Goddess of love, Aphrodite. This area is a very popular tourist spot. The sea at Petra Tou Romiou is generally rough and people usually do not swim. However tourist can ascend the Rock itself, and overlook the waves lashing against it! Also, close to this area there is a restaurant, and a souvenir... [read more]

Coral Bay is renowned for its crystal clear waters and sandy beaches, which are complemented by the cool ocean breeze. This beach offers a harmonized blend of relaxation and refreshment. Close to the Coral Bay beach there is an big variety of restaurants, fish and meat taverns, pubs, clubs and water sports. ... [read more]