Holiday Villas in Paphos

Villa holidays provide the perfect combination of affordability and comfort. Villa holidays are often much cheaper than staying in hotels, allowing you to enjoy the flexibility of self-catering accommodation without spending a fortune. You can choose from a wide selection of villas, all of which offer spacious living areas and fully-equipped kitchens. You'll have the perfect space to relax and unwind without relying on the extra charges and amenities of a hotel.

A villa and a hotel are both popular vacation lodging choices, but there are some key differences that set them apart. Villas offer more in the way of privacy and seclusion, with spacious rooms, dedicated outdoor areas, and larger kitchens allowing for relaxed in-home meals and entertainment. Moreover, villas are often located in residential areas, with access to the local community and amenities. In contrast, hotels offer a more traditional and convenient lodging experience.

The best time to visit Paphos is during the spring and autumn months of March to May and September to November.

The Kato Paphos area is renowned for its picturesque beaches, vibrant nightlife and ancient architecture, making it one of the best areas to stay in. The nearby Coral Bay area offers some of the best water sports and activities and the Town of Paphos has an array of stunning archaeological sites, museums, great restaurants and friendly bars.

To get to Paphos from the UK, you'll need to fly to either Larnaca Airport (LCA) or Paphos International Airport (PFO) in Cyprus. Both airports are served by international flights from multiple UK airports, including London, Manchester, Birmingham and Edinburgh. Once you land at one of these airports, you can either take a taxi or a bus to Paphos. During high season, there are direct shuttle services available.

The currency used in Paphos is the Euro (EUR).

The time difference between the UK and Paphos is two hours ahead.

The primary language spoken in Paphos is Greek, with many locals also speaking English.

Paphos has a lot to offer adventure seekers and holiday makers alike. There are fantastic water sports, historic sites, such as the Tombs of the Kings, and archaeological sites like the Palace of Aphrodite, as well as a vibrant nightlife.

Paphos offers a variety of international cuisine for those looking for a taste of the Mediterranean. Traditional Cypriot dishes, drinks and treats such as the local liquor Zivania, haloumi cheese and loukoumades are available. Many restaurants also cater to international tastes, serving pasta, pizzas, curries and more.

The beaches in Paphos are stunning, with soft sand and crystal clear water. They are surrounded by mountains providing stunning views and plenty of activities to enjoy in and out of the water. From romantic walks to beach lounging, the beaches in Paphos are a perfect way to relax and have a great time.