Discover the timeless allure of Paphos, where history and relaxation intertwine. This captivating Cypriot gem boasts ancient ruins, stunning beaches, and a vibrant atmosphere. Immerse yourself in the island's rich culture, savour delectable Mediterranean cuisine, and soak up the sun on the golden sands. Whether you're seeking adventure, relaxation, or cultural exploration, Paphos promises an unforgettable escape.
Approximate flight time:
4 hours 30 minutes (total distance approx. 2077 miles)
Airlines that fly direct:
Jet2.com, TUI
Airports in Paphos:
Paphos International Airport (PFO)
Seasons:
High = June - September
Low = November - March
Currency:
Euro (€)
Arriving at Paphos Airport (PFO)
Paphos International Airport is situated around 14km away from Paphos town and is usually the chosen airport for many other holiday destinations in Cyprus. If you’re on a package holiday, then your transfer will be waiting for you after you collect your luggage - just find your tour operator and they’ll send you in the right direction.
If you’re travelling to Cyprus independently, there are plenty of options to get to your next destination. To explore the country on your own, visit one of the five car hire operators in the Arrivals terminal. Public transport options are cost efficient, with public buses and shuttle services running from the airport to a range of destinations - including Paphos Harbour, Nicosia and Larnaca. There are also plenty of taxis waiting at the airport.
Pre-book your transfer with HolidayTaxis and avoid the queues when you arrive.

What to expect in Paphos
Paphos is the ideal holiday destination, whether you’re looking for a long summer holiday or a city break. It offers a variety of water sports, hiking, museums and boat trips to keep you occupied during your trip.
Greek is spoken in Paphos and the south of the island, whilst the north of the country mainly speaks Turkish. However, many locals all over Cyprus speak English due to the tourism industry and previous British rule.
Cyprus has a very mild climate, rarely falling below 10°C in its coldest months, making it a great destination to visit almost all-year round.

Culture in Paphos
Once ruled by the Myceneans and the Romans, Paphos bears the mark of powerful empires on its culture. Famous for its museums, art galleries and being the birthplace of Aphrodite (the Goddess of love and beauty), it’s easy to say that the district is more than just sunshine and sea.
A trip to Paphos wouldn’t be complete without trying some traditional Cypriot delicacies. Flavours meld both Cypriot and Turkish palates but with a large Greek influence. Meze, souvlaki and gyros can be found at most tavernas on the island, with dishes ranging from hummus and salad to fish and potatoes.
Paphos is the place to be if you want to mix relaxation with exploration. Head to a water park one afternoon and spend the next morning at a medieval castle while soaking up the glorious sunshine. For sun and sea as well as culture and history, head to Paphos for your next holiday.