Discover the most beautiful landscapes

The Splendours of our Paphos, on the southwest coast of Cyprus, has been the preferred town for many foreigners who decide to move here permanently, invest in property or visit for its natural and archaeological treasures. The demand for properties in Paphos, has led to a rapid development in the property and real estate sector and all accompanying services ranging from immigration schemes to property management.

Should someone decide to buy a property in Cyprus, particularly in Paphos, they will have the privilege to enjoy amongst a plethora of landmarks, also the following which cannot be missed:

1. Paphos Harbour

With its majestic medieval fort, Paphos harbour is a favourite not only for tourists but also for locals who flood the area during the weekends and public holidays. Taverns and coffee shops offer a considerable variety to the visitors while the tranquil view is free of charge.

 2. Old Town

The old town is an area to be enjoyed with landmarks too precious not to be appreciated such as the Town Hall and the City Library and also museums such as the Byzantine Musem and the Ethnographical Museum which enrich the area even more. Visitors can enjoy the coffee shops and taverns which adorn the area. 

3. Archaeological Park

The archaeological park was created in an effort to protect and maintain the archaeological remains that adorn most of the coastal area of Kato Paphos and it includes sites and monuments from prehistoric times to the Middle Ages and Roman times. Mosaic floors, remains of Roman villas, the Odeion, the Agora, the Forty Columns Fort and the Tombs of the Kings are some of those sited that sum up part of the rich history of our island.

4. Ayios Neophytos Monastery

Cyprus has been deeply influenced by the Christian religion and the outcome of this faith is beautiful monasteries adorning remote locations and uphills. One such monastery is the Ayios Neophytos in the uphill of Tala village, just 15 minutes’ drive from Paphos. The aforementioned Saint, has carved his enclosure into the mountains limestone to create his cell while the church itself exhibits a beautiful selection of frescoes and Byzantine icons. The friendliness of the monks as well as the tranquil ambience of the area with stunning views of Paphos make this an ideal retreat location.

5. Akamas National Park

The Akamas National Park , completely untouched by mass development is located on the western tip of Cyprus and covers an area of about 230 km² . Within the park, one can find an impressive selection of rare flora and fauna, and hills along with the most amazing clean beaches on the island. In particular the Lara beach, serves as a turtle nesting area with the Careta Carete travelling all the way from the Atlantic to lay its eggs in the rich sands of Akamas. The Avakas Gorge which can only be described as a wonder of nature, is also worth visiting as well as the crystalline waters of Blue Lagoon. 

6. Sea Caves

This natural splendour on the northwest of Paphos is definitely worth a visit either if you live here or if you are just visiting. A walk on the cliffs in the evening will reward you with unforgettable sunsets.

7. Aphrodite Rock/Petra tou Romiou

Aphrodite’s Rock is located off the shore along the main road from Paphos to Limassol. The mythological birthplace of Aphrodite exhibits turquoise coloured sea surrounding the rock whereas nearby is the Temple of Aphrodite on the site of the ancient city of Palea Paphos. This area was one of the most important pilgrimage centers in the ancient Greek world.

8. Cedar Valley

Cedar Valley is part of the Paphos forest and a sample of the diverse beauty of the island. Several hiking trails ensure a pleasant escape from the crowded coast and the town and you are soon absorbed by the Cypriot wildlife. The panorama of dark pines and bright green cedars is splendid, guaranteeing your relaxation in nature.

9. Ta Mpania Beach

In the heart of Kato Paphos, this beach is within walking distance to the most touristic part of Paphos; with an abundance of restaurants, coffee shops, the harbour and souvenir shops around. The decking leads to a pier with steps sinking into the pool like waters.

10. Adonis Falls

This beautiful enclosed natural pool was said to be goddess Aphrodite’s and her lover’s Adonis, romantic meeting place. There are two levels from which the visitors can jump into the pool waters and enjoy the delightful surroundings.

Paphos, with its variety of unspolit beauties will without a doubt continue to play a major role in Cyprus' ever evolving economy contributing to the island's overall magnificence.