Ryanair has announced fie additional flights every week from Paphos to Tel Aviv as part of its Summer 2021 schedule.
Rock climbing in Cyprus is a popular and passionate sport. Paphos offers a great deal for both the novice and experienced climber alike. Try this amazing experience which offers stunning views and some unforgettable memories in absolute safety.
The Peace Bridge Club operates out of Leptos Kamares Club in Paphos, and has been running for more than four years now.
This year’s excavations of the Department of Antiquities at Agios Sozomenos, under the supervision of the curator of antiquities, Dr Despina Pilides, assisted by the senior technician, Mary Chamberlain, lasted from May 13 until June 25, of this year and, for the first time, focused exclusively on the Nikolides plateau.
Paphos is not just a region, it represents the glory of Christianity.
The abandoned monastery of Panagia tou Sinti is found on the banks of the Xeros River in Pentalia, and is dedicated to the Virgin Mary (Panagia) of Sinti.
This year’s International Lighthouse Day, which was established to raise awareness concerning the significance of the lighthouses, the lighthouse keepers and navigation, acquires a new meaning, as the Covid-19 pandemic imposed the cessation and limitation of connections among countries and people for the first time.
Coral Beach Hotel & Resort in Paphos, is expected to reopen on 17 July, being ready to provide the optimum setting for rest and relaxation under the new safety and security rules and regulations.
Paphos International Airport (PFO), located just six kilometers from the city of Paphos and adjacent to the coast, provides access to popular sea resorts in areas such as Kato Paphos, Coral Bay, Latchi, Pissouri, Limassol and the mountain resorts of Platres and Troodos.
Century Travel, a cruise specialists in Cyprus is welcoming Emerald Azzurra to Limassol for its inaugural cruise in 2021.
The Department of Antiquities, Ministry of Transport, Communications and Works, announced the completion of the 2019 excavations of the Department of Classical Archaeology of the Institute of Archaeology, Jagiellonian University, Kraków, Poland, within the framework of the Pafos Agora Project (PAP).