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The local archaeological museum of Marion-Arsinoe is located in the municipality of Polis Chrysochous in the Paphos district about 40 kilometres north of the Paphos town. The museum is built in a neoclassic rhythm, and was inaugurated in 1998. It was built in order to house movable findings which...
Location: Larnaca – Ammochostos – Cavo Greco – Stavrovouni Forest – Machera Forest -Troodos –Akamas – Paphos Airport
District : Larnaca – Ammochostos – Nicosia - Limassol – Paphos
The European Nature Trail was completed in 2004 and is included in the European Network of long length nature...
Adonis Baths Waterfalls are located about 2 kilometres from Kili village in the Paphos district. The location is considered to be one of the most exceptional areas in Cyprus due to is secluded location and beautiful surroundings.
Adonis Baths can be accessed through the Tala or Akoursos road,...
The Byzantine Museum is situated in the village of Tala in the Paphos district. More specifically Tala Byzantine Museum is housed in the Agia Aikaterini Church. The Agia Aikaterini Church is a stone built church of the 15th century. The particular church was originally built for the Christians of...
The Mavrokolympos Dam is located about 11 kilometres from Paphos and it is easily accessible from the road which connects Paphos with Coral Bay.
Compared to other Cyprus Dams, Mavrokolympos might not be very popular but the area that surrounds the dam is beautiful and a visit for a morning or...
Lara Beach, located on the rugged Akamas Peninsula, in Paphos , Cyprus, is renowned for its unspoiled natural beauty, golden sands, and crystal-clear waters. This remote and serene beach is a perfect destination for nature lovers and those seeking a peaceful retreat away from the more...
During the last few years, after many complaints and entreaties, all the seaside towns have been allotted beaches in which visitors can take their dogs to.
Therefore the following beaches are the ones in which visitors can swim with their dogs according to the law. However it is important to visit...
Located in the scenic district of Paphos, Cyprus, the abandoned village of Maronas stands as a poignant reminder of a bygone era. It's a place where silence speaks volumes, telling tales of a once thriving community, now returned to nature.
Situated in the heart of the Paphos district, Maronas is...
The Arminou Dam is the most well known and possibly the most beautiful dam in Cyprus. It is located 40 kilometres away from the town of Paphos and a few kilometres northeast of the village of Arminou.
It is a dirt dam with a maximum capacity of 4.3 million cubical metres of water with a height of...
Nestled amidst the rolling hills and pine forests of Paphos district, Kannaviou Dam stands as a serene yet significant feature of Cyprus’ modern landscape. Though lesser-known compared to major tourist attractions, this dam plays a vital role in the island’s water management system, while also...