Guidebook for Paphos
Food Scene
Myrra Tavern
37 Neapoleos Traditional family Meze House
Jayanta Indian Restaurant
8041 Panagias TheoskepastisIndian cuisine
Theo's Restaurant
Phukhet Restaurant
44 Tombs of the Kings AveFat Mama's
Tombs of the Kings AvenueMcDonald's
KFC Tombs of the Kings
57 Tombs of the Kings AveDrinks & Nightlife
O'Solomon's Irish Pub & Restaurant
70 Coral Bay AveSightseeing
Akamas Peninsula National Park
Avakas Gorge Road
Avakas Gorge RoadPetra tou Romiou
Archaeological Park Entrance
Tombs of the Kings
63 Tombs of the Kings AveCoral Bay
Coral Bay AvenueGetting Around
Troodos Hotel
Parks & Nature
Akamas
Shopping
Kings Avenue Mall
2 Λεωφ. Τάφοι των ΒασιλέωνPhilippos Supermarket
12 Agiou GeorgiouMy favorite places
Restaurants
sight seeing
beaches
Nature Parks
water parks
Myrra Tavern
37 NeapoleosFamily Traditional Meze house
Theo's Restaurant
Family Fish Restaurant by the sea
Avakas Gorge
Avakas Gorge RoadSightseeing
in the village of Koili, in the province of Pafos, where Mavrokolympos flows, which is a small stream, around the ravines, the waters gather and form a small waterfall. These waters over the centuries eroded the soil and formed a small lake.
Adonis Baths located in Kili Paphos, is one of the most beautiful and unique areas in Cyprus. Tradition says that Adonis the God of Beauty tended his horses in this place and hunted in the Akamas forest. According to Greek mythology Adonis and Aphrodite had many children here and the citizen of Paphos are supposed to be descendant of these two lovers. However, Artemis the Goddess of Hunting was jealous of the love between Adonis and Aphrodite and tried to find a way of killing Adonis. She threw a golden almond into the baths to try and get his attention. Poseidon the God of Sea saw what was about to happen so he covered the golden almond with a torrent to prevent Adonis from drowning. Artemis had another plan, she asked Mars the God of War to push the mountain onto Adonis at the baths.
Poseidon stopped the rocks moving towards the back of the river and Adonis was saved again. Adonis was not so lucky whilst hunting one day. A man distinguished as wild boar fatally wounded him. He returned to the baths but died in the arms of Aphrodite. Aphrodite could not bear to lose her beloved Adonis and begged for him to send back to earth every six months, each Autumn it is believed. Popular tradition connects Adonis Baths with the legendary visit of Digenis Akritas. The story says that he put one foot on each side of the River Mavrokolymbos and drank water from the baths. Until this day there is a place called Digenis feet.
At the steep vertical rock that is found there, the crowds of youngsters dare to climb by balancing on the ropes to make dives in the cold waters of the lake. The less daring ones on the other hand prefer to make their dives in the cool waters from a lower point.
73 locals recommend
Adonis Baths Waterfalls
in the village of Koili, in the province of Pafos, where Mavrokolympos flows, which is a small stream, around the ravines, the waters gather and form a small waterfall. These waters over the centuries eroded the soil and formed a small lake.
Adonis Baths located in Kili Paphos, is one of the most beautiful and unique areas in Cyprus. Tradition says that Adonis the God of Beauty tended his horses in this place and hunted in the Akamas forest. According to Greek mythology Adonis and Aphrodite had many children here and the citizen of Paphos are supposed to be descendant of these two lovers. However, Artemis the Goddess of Hunting was jealous of the love between Adonis and Aphrodite and tried to find a way of killing Adonis. She threw a golden almond into the baths to try and get his attention. Poseidon the God of Sea saw what was about to happen so he covered the golden almond with a torrent to prevent Adonis from drowning. Artemis had another plan, she asked Mars the God of War to push the mountain onto Adonis at the baths.
Poseidon stopped the rocks moving towards the back of the river and Adonis was saved again. Adonis was not so lucky whilst hunting one day. A man distinguished as wild boar fatally wounded him. He returned to the baths but died in the arms of Aphrodite. Aphrodite could not bear to lose her beloved Adonis and begged for him to send back to earth every six months, each Autumn it is believed. Popular tradition connects Adonis Baths with the legendary visit of Digenis Akritas. The story says that he put one foot on each side of the River Mavrokolymbos and drank water from the baths. Until this day there is a place called Digenis feet.
At the steep vertical rock that is found there, the crowds of youngsters dare to climb by balancing on the ropes to make dives in the cold waters of the lake. The less daring ones on the other hand prefer to make their dives in the cool waters from a lower point.
Paphos Aphrodite Waterpark
Poseidonos Avenueone of the most fantastic "things to do in Paphos
From the moment you step your foot to Pafos, being on a family vacation, the designated place to visit is Pafos Luna Park, A true blessing of kids and teens! Enter and get exposed to a world full of rides and games that will make your day fun and entertaining, visit the new kid in town! Located in one of Pafos‘s most central areas, this park surges forward with a generous mix of fun listed attractions and new thrill rides to satisfy all thrill seekers.
7 locals recommend
Pafos Luna Park
1 Poseidonos AvenueFrom the moment you step your foot to Pafos, being on a family vacation, the designated place to visit is Pafos Luna Park, A true blessing of kids and teens! Enter and get exposed to a world full of rides and games that will make your day fun and entertaining, visit the new kid in town! Located in one of Pafos‘s most central areas, this park surges forward with a generous mix of fun listed attractions and new thrill rides to satisfy all thrill seekers.
Atlantida Beach Bar & Tavern
Enjoy a swim and then head for lunch.
Golden Donkeys Farm
the history and the past of Cyprus in one place
a dream place
Oniro by the sea is chillout restaurant/ bar with spectacular sea caves views where you can find delicious food, signature cocktails and refreshing ideas.
143 locals recommend
Oniro By The Sea
05 Glikou Neroua dream place
Oniro by the sea is chillout restaurant/ bar with spectacular sea caves views where you can find delicious food, signature cocktails and refreshing ideas.
Trattoria La Vigna is a restaurant specializing in Italian food, it’s a true feast to have dinner at Trattoria La Vigna.
10 locals recommend
Trattoria La Vigna
Coral Bay AvenueTrattoria La Vigna is a restaurant specializing in Italian food, it’s a true feast to have dinner at Trattoria La Vigna.
Ocean Basket
Ocean basket
The Samisen Japanese teppanyaki restaurant is located in Coral Bay in Paphos. It offers genuine Japanese cuisine in an also genuine Japanese environment.
There are cooking shows right before your eyes performed by the friendliest and skill full chefs.
Samisen Japanese restaurant is also being offered for group parties, hen nights, bachelor parties and any kind of event you like.
22 locals recommend
Samisen Japanese Teppanyaki Restaurant Coral_Bay
57 Coral Bay AveThe Samisen Japanese teppanyaki restaurant is located in Coral Bay in Paphos. It offers genuine Japanese cuisine in an also genuine Japanese environment.
There are cooking shows right before your eyes performed by the friendliest and skill full chefs.
Samisen Japanese restaurant is also being offered for group parties, hen nights, bachelor parties and any kind of event you like.
Imogens
Make your own pizza
Philippa and Gina started Peggy’s Garden Cafe and Deli on April Fools Day in 2017
Peggy's Garden is a deli and a cafe within a traditional Cypriot house in the small town of Peyia. they offer a small breakfast menu in the mornings and serve a selection of salads, platters and sandwiches on our all day menu. Home made Cakes and bakes available any time. There is almost always a Gluten Free cake option. Delicious Illy Coffees and Superior Teas as well as Smoothies and Fruit Juices.
Peggy's Garden Cafe & Deli
Philippa and Gina started Peggy’s Garden Cafe and Deli on April Fools Day in 2017
Peggy's Garden is a deli and a cafe within a traditional Cypriot house in the small town of Peyia. they offer a small breakfast menu in the mornings and serve a selection of salads, platters and sandwiches on our all day menu. Home made Cakes and bakes available any time. There is almost always a Gluten Free cake option. Delicious Illy Coffees and Superior Teas as well as Smoothies and Fruit Juices.