Paphos Market
Mainly an indoor covered market in the centre of town selling clothes, jewellery, shoes, pictures, art, handbags, lace tablecloths, leather goods and tourist souvenirs etc in a Bazaar style setting. An interesting and colourful market, big enough to occupy most for an hour or two. There is also an outside covered market, selling fresh fruit and vegetables, locally produced and less expensive than the supermarket. Near to the fruit and vegetable stalls is a small, fresh, fish shop.
Walking on the sea bed
Our shallow water helmet diving is the newest and most innovative attraction in Cyprus. Shallow water helmet diving is the safest underwater adventure anyone can undertake.Fun for all the family.
Taking your helmet dive Adventure on the sandy bottom in 10ft of clear turquoise water will be the highlight of your holiday.
There is a constant supply of fresh air pumped into the helmet and the excess bubbles flow freely out of the bottom. There is no restricting regulator or snorkel in your mouth to cause any feeling of discomfort or anxiety. You can even wear your glasses or contact lenses. Your
head stays dry and you can reach in to touch your face or perhaps adjust your glasses.
You need no lessons or swimming ability only a swimsuit, towel and a spirit of adventure! On your walk you can see wonderful rock formation, observe the sea life as they swim around you and possibly have the chance to feed the fish as we stroll along.
Grab your swimsuit and towel and get ready to take a walk on the wild side!
The Tombs of the Kings
The Tombs of the Kings is the ancient necropolis of the town of Paphos Cyprus.
The many tombs which have been cut out of the soft rock are an impressive sight. Several of the most impressive tombs have steps descending to a sunken courtyard surrounded with doric style columns.
Despite the name there is no evidence that the site of the necropolis of the Tomb of The Kings was used for royal burials. It is apparent when visiting the site that the tombs towards the centre of the site were those of the wealthy and are ornately created. Whereas those towards the periphery of the site appear to be more roughly hewn from the rock.
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Paphos Harbour Fort was originally built by the Byzantine to protect the harbour area, it was dismantled by the Venetians and rebuilt by the Lusignans back in the 13th century. Dismantled again in the 16th century as Venetians as they were unable to defend it against the Ottomans. The Ottomans then restored and strengthened the structure once they had taken capture of the island. Paphos Harbour Fort now remains empty, except as a tourist attraction, where you can enter and let your imagination run wild as you think of all the history
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With the largest number of facilities and attractions in Cyprus, the biggest family rafting ride in Europe and virtually guaranteed sunshine for every one of its opening days, it’s no wonder that Paphos Aphrodite Waterpark attracts over 100,000 visitors each year.Young or old, swimmer or not, there’s something at the waterpark for everyone. A cool way to spend a hot day!
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Within 25 minutes drive is Tsada Golf Club, on the outskirts of Paphos. Set in the grounds of an 11th century monastery, at an altitude of 550 meters above sea level. With 18 championship holes, this delightful course plays to a par 72 and measures 6060 meters.
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Pafos Bird Park truly is magical place to visit. Paphos Bird Park was initially created in order to educate the local communities about the world around them and how to care birds and animals.
The Park houses snakes, iguanas, crocodiles, any kind of birds such as parrots, ducjs, swans, geese, owls and ostriches. The continuous upgrading ensures the Parks reputation is maintained, and encourages visitors to return again and again. Inside the park there is an Amphitheatre where educational talks are held and programs shown.
