The countryside town of Polis obtained its name from the Greek word for city It is the shortened version of Polis Chrysochou which in Greek means "the City of the Golden Land", due to fertile land surrounding the Chrysochou River.  The picturesque town does not possess large hotels an... [read more]

Situated on the southwest coast of Cyprus, approximately 10 miles north of Paphos town, one will find the two small villages of Chloraka and Kissonerga.  The area in which these two charming villages are located is surrounded by countless pomegranate and banana plantations.  The bananas pr... [read more]

The village of Peyia is situated approximately 19 km northwest of Paphos. The village possesses picturesque fountains and an attractive stone-paved village square.  A short distance from Peyia one will find the ruins of several early Christian Basilicas with beautiful mosaic floors depicting an... [read more]

Located on the southwest coast of Cyprus, the popular area of Coral Bay can be found just north of Paphos town. Coral Bay is well-known for its crystal clear Mediterranean waters and golden sandy beaches, which are together complemented by a cool ocean breeze.  The town offers both rela... [read more]

Paphos is situated on the West coast of Cyprus. It was a busy and thriving port and once the capital city of Cyprus, under the successors of Alexander the Great - the Ptolemies. It continued to be the islands most important city for more than seven centuries, and retained its importance under the Ro... [read more]