Paphos International Airport 25 min
Agia Kyriaki Chrysopolitissa (23 min)
Ruins of a charming, rustic church, built in the 13th century & known for its colorful mosaic floor. Paphos Castle (25 min)
Once a Byzantine fort, this waterfront medieval castle now serves as an event space & offers tours. Forty Columns Fortress (24 min)
Fragmented remains of a Byzantine-era castle, noted for its many granite columns & stone archways. Villa of Theseus (24 min)
Remains of a 2nd-century Roman house with a preserved mosaic showing Theseus fighting the Minotaur. Coral Bay (32 min)
Crescent-shaped ocean bay offering clear swimming waters, boat rentals & other tourist amenities. Tombs of the Kings (23 min)
Dating back to 4th century BCE, this large necropolis features underground tombs carved out of rock. Petra tou Romiou (27 min)
This large rock formation off a pebbly beach is the birthplace of Aphrodite in Greek mythology. Paphos Harbour (24 min)
Bustling harbour with a marina, boardwalk, restaurants & bars plus a historic castle on the bank. Adonis Baths Waterfalls (37 min)
Bi-level waterfall featuring swimming areas, mud therapy & statues of Aphrodite & Adonis. Paphos Mosaics (24 min)
Ancient Roman structures containing preserved mosaics depicting mythological scenes. Vrisoudia ΙΙ Beach (20 min)
Small, scenic beach featuring rental chairs & umbrellas, swimming, sunbathing & harbor/castle views. Paphos Aphrodite Waterpark (22 min)
Family-friendly water park featuring slides, a lazy river, a wave pool, a kids' area & concessions. House of Dionysus (24 min)
Preserved ruins of a Roman villa dating to the 2nd, century known for colorful mosaics of Dionysus. Agios Neophytos Monastery (24 min)
Historic monastery & church complex with noteworthy frescoes, icons, manuscripts & other relics. Nea Paphos (24 min)
Big archeological area featuring ruins such as tombs, villas & a fortress, plus Roman mosaics. | 
