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Getting there and getting around

Paphos flights are operated out of many airports in the UK from Manchester and Gatwick to Aberdeen, Cardiff and Leeds. Flights to Paphos take approximately 4 hours 30 minutes from most UK airports. The flights are operated by charter and low-cost carriers; this makes it ideal to find a cheap holiday to Paphos. Once in resort taxis and minibuses are usually readily available or car hire is also a great way to get out and about to explore the beautiful island of Cyprus.

Things to do

Holidays to Paphos are very popular and the resort is one of the favourites in Cyprus among families and couples. Holidays in Paphos are home to a bustling, vibrant fishing harbour and the coastline is glorious. Nearby you will find Coral Bay, one of the best beaches in Cyprus, the golden white sand and warm water is extremely inviting. The old town is beautiful, narrow quaint winding streets with great shopping facilities, there is plenty to do by day. Restaurants and bars offer plenty of choice for a brilliant night out. Paphos comes alive at night, with the aptly-named Bar Street providing a great night out for families, couples and party animals alike. Karaoke bars, cafes and sports bars with nightclubs for the young ones will leave you dancing on into the night. Look out for a traditional Cypriot night with music and dancing, which gives you a taste of old-fashioned Cypriot culture, you can find organised evenings in Paphos hotels. For an exciting day out for the little ones, visit the Aquarium or have a fun packed day at the water park and have hours of thrills. Paphos holidays can also offer lots of culture and history, with remarkable excursions available from the resort, such as the Tomb of the Kings and the beautiful Aphrodite’s Rock, where legend has it the Greek goddess of love rose from the sea, Paphos is sensational.

Food and drink

The traditional Cypriot cuisine comes in the form of Meze, a traditional platter of small dishes, cooked meats, salads, cheese and dips, a mouth-watering selection served throughout the evening. The dish is similar to that of Turkish cuisine but with a Cypriot twist. The cuisine in Paphos has a lot of international influences so you won’t be short of an Italian, Chinese or other international restaurants. Eating and drinking in Paphos is reasonably good value so enjoy a great evening out in one of the many delicious restaurants and enjoy a glass of local wine or two with you meal.