| ABOUT PAPHOS
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| | Stretching along the coastline between
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| Situated in the South-west of Cyprus,
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| | the village and the sea
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| Paphos has an interesting harbour with
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| | Restaurant Recommendations
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| lots of fishing and pleasure boats and
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| | The Pithary
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| the Saturday market in the old town
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| | In the village with an extensive
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| should not be missed. Just inland are
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| | international menu
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| three championship golf courses, where
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| | Apothiki (The Old Barn Tavern)a
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| slightly cooler temperatures mean that
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| | rustic-looking place, but good food,
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| you can tee off comfortably throughout
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| | including a fantastic meze
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| the year. Other sights include the Tomb
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| | Tweedie's
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| of the Kings and the Paphos mosaics. A
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| | Lovely food and atmosphere. Booking is
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| few kilometres to the north, Coral Bay
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| | essential
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| has an excellent beach, while Peyia is a
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| | EMBA
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| firm favourite with many visitors. For a
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| | The village is 6km from Kato Paphos and
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| quiet, low-key holiday you could head a
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| | in the spring the countryside around the
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| little further north to the Akamas
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| | village is full of wild flowers and
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| peninsula, famous for its turtles, and
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| | cyclamen. Many properties in the village
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| the very pleasant fishing village of
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| | have sea views.
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| Latchi.
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| | Places of Interest
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| KATO PAPHOS - HARBOUR AREA
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| | Church of Panagia Chrydeleousa
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| Situated 2 miles south of Paphos town,
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| | Dating back to the 12th century contains
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| Kato Paphos was an important port during
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| | wall paintings of the 12th to 16th
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| the 4th Century BC. The whole area is
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| | century
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| scattered with remains of the past and is
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| an archaeological paradise for any
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| | Big Brother Tavern
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| visitor. The tourist area of Kato Paphos
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| | Traditional food in a friendly
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| stretches along a shoreline boulevard
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| | environment
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| from the large hotels to the east of the
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| | LATCHI
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| resort to the harbour, and then from the
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| | Latchi a picturesque fishing village
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| harbour along the coast on the Kings Road
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| | situated on the North West Coast. Before
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| to the Tomb of the Kings. The distance
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| | tourism had discovered Latchi its main
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| from one end to the other takes just over
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| | industry apart from fishing was the
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| an hour to walk, which has resulted in
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| | exportation of sea sponges. The main
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| the formation of two distinguishable
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| | focal point of Latchi is the fishing
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| tourist areas namely the harbour area and
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| | harbour sporting fishing boats bobbing
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| the Tomb of the Kings area.
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| | gently on the clear waters weighed down
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| The majority of the holiday accommodation
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| | with nets, wicker baskets and the catch
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| in the harbour area is situated in
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| | of the day. Fresh fish can be sampled in
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| Universal Gardens, a 10-15 minute walk
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| | one of the many small stone build
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| inland. There is a beach within walking
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| | tavernas surrounding the harbour; a
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| distance of the harbour and Universal
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| | popular eating place for the locals. Sun
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| Gardens.
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| | worshippers and beach goers will
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| Places of Interest
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| | appreciate the sandy/pebbly beaches
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| The Harbour
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| | nestling on the Akamas National Park.
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| Full of colourful fishing boats and
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| | Cool waters and gentle summer breezes. By
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| yachts from all over Europe.
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| | night Latchi becomes a hive of activity
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| St Paul's Pillar
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| | with night cruises, local discothèque
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| Situated to the west of Ayia Kyriaki
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| | and a selection of bars and restaurants
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| Church, the pillars were named after St
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| | to choose from.
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| Pauls visit to Paphos in 45 AD
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| | Places of Interest
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| Paphos Museum
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| | Baths of Aphrodite
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| Attractive collection of Cypriot
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| | A small semi-cave draped with cool
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| antiquities from the Paphos area, dating
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| | vegetation. Water drips from a spring at
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| from the Neolithic Age to 1700 AD.
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| | the top into a pool of water. It is
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| The Mosaics of Paphos
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| | believed that bathing in the pool would
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| House of Dionysos, House of Theseus and
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| | bestow eternal youth, but unfortunately
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| the recently excavated House of Aion. The
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| | it is not permitted to enter the water
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| amazing mosaic floors, of these 3rd
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| | Latchi Harbour
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| century AD noblemen's villas, are
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| | Populated with small fishing boats this
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| considered among the finest in the
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| | is slowly becoming one of the most
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| Eastern Mediterranean. They mostly depict
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| | important attractions of the Paphos
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| scenes from Greek mythology and are
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| | district
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| beautifully executed.
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| Paphos Medieval Castle
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| | Yangos and Peter's
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| Originally built as a Byzantine fort to
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| | The oldest restaurant in Latchi serving
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| protect the harbour, it was rebuilt by
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| | fresh seafood
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| the Lusignans in the 13th century, then
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| | Periyali
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| dismantled by the Venetians in 1570, who
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| | Traditional Cypriot restaurant
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| found themselves unable to defend it
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| | Finikas
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| against the Ottomans, who in their turn
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| | Traditional Cypriot restaurant in Polis
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| restored and strengthened it after they
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| | old town
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| captured the island.
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| | Akhontariki
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| Paphos Odeon
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| | Traditional Cypriot restaurant in Polis
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| A small 2nd century Odeon entirely built
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| | old town
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| of limestone blocks. It was uncovered by
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| | POLIS
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| the Cyprus Department of Antiquities in
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| | This country town derives its name from
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| 1973 and is now regularly used for
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| | the Greek word for city, and is the
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| musical and theatrical performances.
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| | shortened version of Polis Chrysohou,
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| Theoskepasti Church
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| | which translated, means "the City of the
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| Theoskepasti means 'Veiled by God' and
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| | Golden Land" thus named for the fertile
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| according to tradition, God sent down a
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| | land surrounding the river Chrysochou.
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| fog to protect the original church during
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| | There are no large hotels so travellers
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| the Arab raids. The modern church was
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| | can step into a world away from the usual
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| built in 1923.
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| | tourist attractions and enjoy the peace
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| Restaurant Recommendations
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| | and tranquillity of this small but
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| Pavarotti's
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| | attractive village. The main feature of
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| Close to the Alexander the Great Hotel.
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| | Polis has to be the village square
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| This is probably the best restaurant in
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| | boasting cobbled streets, souvenir shops,
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| Pafos and you must book in advance. It is
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| | banks, jewellers, chemists and bars where
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| the ideal place for a special occasion
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| | thirsty travellers can sample locally
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| and prices are similar to top restaurants
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| | made wines, including Command aria a
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| in the UK. Tel: 00357 26912588
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| | sweet dessert wine favoured by "Richard
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| Grazie
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| | the Lion Heart" and used as a holy
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| Situated opposite Theoskepastis church,
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| | communion wine. Traditional restaurants
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| just off Bar Street. A quality Italian
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| | surrounding the square offer tantalising
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| restaurant with good service.
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| | home baked cuisine. Ice cream parlours,
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| Apomero
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| | tiny coffee shops are a few of the
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| One of the best meze houses and great
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| | delights on offer in Polis. Walking
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| food at reasonable prices. They also
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| | enthusiasts will love the many walks
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| offer all of the local main courses as
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| | available in the area.
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| starters so it is a great place to
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| experiment. Closed on Monday and only
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| | The Archaeological Museum
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| open in the evenings.
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| | Two galleries worth of grave finds from
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| Demokritos
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| | nearby Marion and Arsine
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| A traditional Cypriot restaurant with
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| | Adios Andronicus
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| Greek dancers. The 18-course meze is very
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| | A little sixteenth century church
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| good value and food from the grill is
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| also good. Opposite the Robin Hood on Bar
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| | Mystery
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| Street.
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| | A family tavern offering good maze
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| Koh-I-Noor
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| | Moustakallis Tavern
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| A quality curry house opposite the
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| | For a good Souvla off the Polis Square
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| Alexander the Great Hotel
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| | just say the word Moustakallis and you're
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| Eidleweiss
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| | there!
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| A traditional Cypriot restaurant with
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| | Mylos Tavern
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| friendly service
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| | Mylos Restaurant in Pano Gialia welcomes
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| Plakavaried menu with reasonable prices.
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| | you to a traditional Cyprus Taverna.
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| Near the Amathus Beach hotel
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| | Mylos is one of those hidden tavernas you
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| Napoleon
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| | must discover and visit in your quest for
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| Excellent French restaurant but can be
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| | the real Cyprus
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| expensive. Near the Avanti hotel
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| | Savvas Bar
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| Rendezvous
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| | For a good breakfast try this restaurant
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| Varied menu and often have 3-course
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| | in Polis square. Savvas and Demetris
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| offers. Near the Avanti hotel
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| | offer various local, continental and of
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| Gabor
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| | course for the shy, English breakfast.
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| Classy French restaurant but expensive.
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| | NEO CHORIO
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| Near the Amathus Beach hotel
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| | Situated 1500m from Latchi, the inland
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| Oleastra
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| | turning leads to a hillside village
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| Classy modern European. Near the Amathus
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| | dotted with luxury villas. The village is
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| Beach hotel
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| | famous for its Easter Sunday Festival.
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| Deep Blue
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| Excellent fish restaurant
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| | Petratis Gorge
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| La Spaghetteria
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| | Famous for its bat cave (one of two
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| A popular Italian Restaurant with a
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| | caverns here) filmed by David
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| varied selection of dishes
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| | Attenborough in 1985
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| Chloe's
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| One of the best Chinese restaurants in
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| | Prangos
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| Paphos. Same road as Alexander the Great
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| | The Stone Tavern
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| on left from harbour.
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| | Assorted oven dishes, roasts and meze
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| KATO PAPHOS - TOMB OF THE KINGS AREA
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| | ARGAKA
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| Situated 2 miles south of Paphos town,
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| | Situated on the coast 7km north of Polis
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| Kato Paphos was an important port during
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| | Argaka is a small traditional Cypriot
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| the 4th Century BC. The whole area is
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| | farming village with a church and a few
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| scattered with remains of the past and is
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| | tavernas. The nearest beach is a short
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| an archaeological paradise for any
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| | walk from all of our properties and the
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| visitor. The tourist area of Kato Paphos
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| | popular resorts of Latchi and Polis are a
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| stretches along a shoreline boulevard
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| | short drive away
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| from the large hotels to the east of the
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| | Places of Interest
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| resort to the harbour, and then from the
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| | Ayios Merkourios Monastery
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| harbour along the coast on the Kings Road
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| | Agia Harbour
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| to the Tomb of the Kings. The distance
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| | Restaurant Recommendations
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| from one end to the other takes just over
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| | Lizas Place Tavern
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| an hour to walk, which has resulted in
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| | This tavern is only 500meters from the
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| the formation of two distinguishable
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| | villas offering local Cuisine in a nice
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| tourist areas namely the harbour area and
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| | atmosphere.
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| the Tomb of the Kings area.
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| | GOLF
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| Stretching for two miles from the
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| | Cyprus is the new jewel in the crown for
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| Catacombs to the Tomb of the Kings the
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| | golfers seeking golfing breaks in the
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| holiday accommodation is on either side
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| | warmth of the eastern Mediterranean. It
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| of the costal road. Walking distance to
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| | offers golfers challenging world-class
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| the harbour is from 15-30 minutes and
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| | championship courses, top quality hotels,
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| this area is very close to the beach.
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| | safety, warm hospitality and almost year
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| Places of Interest
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| | round sunshine. There are currently three
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| Tombs of the Kings
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| | golf courses within a short drive of
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| Wide area containing underground tombs
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| | Paphos.
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| carved out of solid rock dating to 4th
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| | Aphrodite Hills Golf Club
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| century BC, many decorated with Doric
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| | This spectacular Resort Course designed
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| pillars. Whether Kings were buried here
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| | by Cabell Robinson really puts Cyprus on
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| or not, the magnificence of the tombs
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| | the golfing map. It is located on two
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| gave the locality its name.
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| | stunning plateaus with views of the Med.
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| Restaurant Recommendations
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| | Its fantastic condition provides for a
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| Fat Mama's
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| | great golfing experience. Must play
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| The fillet steak is superb and the
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| | course when in Cyprus - on a par with top
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| portions are massive. The restaurant
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| | resort courses in Europe. 20km from Kato
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| offers "entertainment" throughout your
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| | Paphos.
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| meal. You can't book so just turn up.
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| | Par: 71, Yardage: 6815, Maximum handicap:
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| Peach Blossom
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| | 28
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| Excellent Chinese/Japanese/Thai
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| | Website:
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| Restaurant. One of the best in Paphos.
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| | Tsada Golf Club
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| Opposite Fat Mamas
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| | Founded in 1994 on the hills of Tsada,
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| Phukett
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| | the Tsada Golf Club is set in the grounds
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| Another excellent Chinese restaurant
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| | of a 12th century monastery, in a gentle
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| Alteo
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| | valley. Situated on the outskirts of
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| Classy modern European restaurant
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| | Paphos on an altitude of 550m above sea
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| Sisyfos
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| | level, it ensures cool breezes during the
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| Offers local and international cuisine
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| | summer months. From the 7th tee a monk
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| and is reasonably priced
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| | can often be seen in the garden of the
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| CORAL BAY
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| | monastery. The course, designed by Donald
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| Coral Bay is 10km from Kato Paphos and
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| | Steel in two loops of nine, reveals the
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| has developed into a tourist area and
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| | subtle hand of a man who always allows a
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| holiday village with houses owned by
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| | course to blend into its natural
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| locals as well as many British, who have
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| | surroundings. 10km from Paphos.
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| established a well organised community.
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| | Par: 72, Yardage: 6060, Maximum handicap:
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| There are a number of tavernas and
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| | 28
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| restaurants and the sandy beaches are
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| | Website:
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| some of the best in the area. The water
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| | Secret Valley Golf Club
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| is very shallow so it is ideal for young
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| | It lies in a scenic valley with grand
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| children and non-swimmers and there is a
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| | trees adding to the course`s maturity and
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| wealth of water sports facilities on the
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| | the beautiful scalped natural rock
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| beach.
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| | formations offer panoramic views to the
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| Places of Interest
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| | golfer. It`s believed that the course
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| Maa-Paleokastro
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| | lies by "Petra tou Romiou" the legendary
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| An early bronze age settlement which was
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| | birthplace of Aphrodite, the Goddess of
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| fortified and believed to be a major
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| | Love.
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| disembarkation point for the first Greek
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| | The front nine offers four holes for
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| settlers to the island.
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| | warming up, two birdie opportunities and
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| Restaurant Recommendations
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| | a dog leg. The back nine plays longer
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| Coral King
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| | than the first nine and the challenge
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| Situated in the heart of Coral Bay this
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| | starts immediately - no warm-up holes on
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| restaurant offer a lovely setting with
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| | this side. 18km from Paphos.
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| efficient, friendly waiter service
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| | Par: 72, Yardage: 6120, Maximum handicap:
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| Viklari
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| Located near Avakas Gorge. In the summer
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| | Website:
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| you can sit out in the sun on the top of
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| | SCUBA DIVING
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| a mountain with a cool breeze blowing
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| | Paphos makes a good destination for
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| through the vines. Viklari is made out of
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| | divers and Paphos Lettings recommends
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| the remains of an old castle (The Last
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| | leading dive centre Cydive. Cydive has
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| Castle) with grape vines hanging above
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| | been established in Paphos for over 25
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| your head. The grapes are served as a
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| | years and was the first dive centre in
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| desert if you want them. The food is
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| | Cyprus to achieve PADI IDC five-star
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| mainly Cypriot salads and
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| | accreditation.
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| BBQ'S-absolutely delicious! A very nice
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| | Cydive offer a wide range of dives,
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| restaurant! It is advisable to try to get
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| | training courses and packages including
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| here with an off-road vehicle. Open in
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| | diving for children. They visit over 50
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| season, but probably best to telephone
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| | dive sites throughout the year and at any
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| first on 26 991088 or 99 489000.
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| | one time they have 24 unique sites in
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| Phideas Tavern
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| | their fortnightly timetable.
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| Is a must for any visit to Coral Bay.
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| | Cyprus is a good place to learn to dive
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| Your host will be Phideas, an evenings
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| | with some basic sites on offer, as well
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| entertainment in himself. As you will see
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| | as progression onto the simple wrecks
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| when you walk through his door, he has a
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| | then onto the more adventurous wreck,
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| collection of tea towels from around the
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| | cave and tunnel and night dives. Most
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| world, so if you are coming pack a tea
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| | dive sites are only a few minutes boat
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| towel with some sort of local design in
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| | journey and there are a number of shore
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| your suitcase, he will get you to
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| | dives available. The Zenobia is one of
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| personally sign it before hanging it with
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| | the best wreck dives in the world and the
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| the hundreds of others he has in his
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| | wreck is worth a trip to Cyprus for
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| collection. The food is meze, which means
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| | alone. There are also sites where
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| he will bring you various Cypriot dishes
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| | artefacts such as Roman pottery can be
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| one after another until you tell him to
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| | found on the seabed.
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| stop, you get everything from salads,
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| | Please call us on 08700 429147 or email
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| cheeses, grilled meats, sausages, it's
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| | at address below to receive a 5% discount
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| truly an experience to remember!!
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| | and a representative from Cydive will
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| PEYIA
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| | contact you.
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| The picturesque village of Peyia tumbles
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| | SKIING
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| down a hillside overlooking the sea. The
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| | It has to rate as one of the strangest
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| village has a church and some interesting
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| | places to find a ski run, but Mt Olympos,
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| little houses and is of Byzantine origin.
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| | the highest point on Cyprus, boasts not
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| Most of the accommodation in Peyia are
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| | one but four pistes. In addition, there
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| villas situated between the village and
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| | are three T-bar ski lifts, a ski school,
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| Coral Bay.
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| | a shop hiring out skis and boots and a
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| | restaurant. Nobody comes to Cyprus
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| Jail Pub
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| | specifically to ski, but if you are here
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| Situated in the village and used to be a
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| | at the right time of year (December to
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| regional prison in Ottoman times
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| | February) and fancy a quick slalom in
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| Restaurant Recommendations
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| | between the islands more traditional
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| Kyrenia
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| | sights, it is certainly a unique place in
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| Serves a good fixed meze
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| | which to strap on the skis.
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| Peyia
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| | Hera - 350m long - Beginner
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| Generous-portioned appetizers and nearly
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| | Aphrodite - 150m long - Beginner
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| always full
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| | Hermes - 150m long - Intermediate
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| YEROSKIPOU
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| | Zeus - 500m long - Advanced
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| The village of Yeroskipou is 2km from
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| | At both the North Face (Zeus lift) and
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| Kato Paphos. The worship of Aphrodite
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| | especially the Sun Valley area of the
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| brought great importance to this village
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| | resort, there is ski equipment rental via
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| where her Holy Gardens (Yieros Kipos) was
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| | the Cyprus Ski Club. It pays to get there
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| where pilgrims stopped to relax before
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| | early as the rental equipment ranges from
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| continuing there journey to the Holy
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| | excellent high quality latest models to
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| Temple of Paleapaphos. The village
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| | mediocre relics of 20+ years ago, and on
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| square, with cafes and souvenir shops, is
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| | busy weekends they all go pretty fast!
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| always busy with people.
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| | A daily ski-pass costs around CY£13,
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| Places of Interest
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| | Lessons CY£11 and equipment hire CY£10
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| Folk Art Museum
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| | WATER PARK
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| The name of the village comes from the
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| | Located close to the sea front within the
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| Greek word "Hieroskepos", the sacred
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| | tourist area of Kato Paphos. Nestling
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| Garden of Aphrodite. Fascinating
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| | amidst 3500sqm of landscaped grounds, it
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| collection of Cyprus folk arts and crafts
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| | allows comfortable spread of its wide
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| gathered together in the house known as
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| | range of attractions, facilities and food
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| Hadjismith.
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| | & beverage outlets. Perfect engineering
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| Ayia Paraskevi Church
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| | and the latest technology guarantees a
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| One of the most interesting and
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| | high level of safety and water hygiene.
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| attractive Byzantine Churches on the
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| | There are all types of water slides,
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| island, dating to the 10th century, with
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| | shutes and even kamikaze style slides for
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| a vaulted basilica, a nave and two aisles
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| | those who enjoy speed. If you prefer
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| surmounted by five domes, with later
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| | taking life at a more leisurely pace,
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| frescoes dating to the 15th century.
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| | that is equally possible on the `Lazy
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| Restaurant Recommendations
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| | River` and as water fun is hungry work,
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| Seven St Georges Tavern
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| | there are plenty of places to enjoy a
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| Experience a truly authentic Cypriot
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| | snack and cool drink before going on your
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| evening (closed Monday)
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| | favourite ride - just one more time...
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| CHLORAKAS
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| | WALKING
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| The village is 5km from Kato Paphos and
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| | Paphos offers a number of walks the most
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| is where ancient tombs were found. It is
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| | popular of which are as follows:
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| located just off the coastal road to
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| | The Aphrodite Trail - 7.5km - 3 hours
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| Coral Bay. Many properties in the village
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| | duration
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| have sea views.
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| | Starts at the Baths of Aphrodite with
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| Places of Interest
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| | views of Polis and the Paphos Forest.
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| Panayia Khryseleousa Church
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| | The Adonis Trail - 7.5km - 3 hours
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| Dating back to the 13th century and one
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| | duration
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| of the rarest of its type in Cyprus
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| | Starts at the Baths of Aphrodite with
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| Restaurant Recommendations
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| | views of Lara, Tzioni and Karavopetres
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| Petros
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| | beaches.
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| Petros the owner also cooks and waits.
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| | The Smigies Trail - 2.5km - 1-hour
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| Very pleasant service which opens from
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| | duration or 5km - 2-hour duration
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| breakfast till late into the night. A few
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| | Starts at Neo Chorio with views east of
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| tables situated outside on the small
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| | Polis Chrysochous Bay, Latchi, Pachyammos
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| balcony. Menu is typical Cypriot but you
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| | and Paphos Forest.
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| can also pop in there during the day to
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| | Pissouromouttis Trail - 3km - 1.5 hours
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| make a special request or ask Mrs.Petros
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| | duration
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| to make a vegetarian dish. Very
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| | Starts at Neo Chorio with views of Polis
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| reasonably priced and good village wine.
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| | Bay and the beaches of the Akamas.
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| Railway Tavern
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| | Kathikas Trail - 2km - 1-hour duration
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| Good British pub food
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| | Starts near Kathikas and passes a
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| KISSONERGA
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| | stone-built fountain and the chapel at
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| The village is 7km from Kato Paphos and
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| | Agia Marina
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| was built in the middle ages as an
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| | The Cyprus Tourism Organisation (Tel 020
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| agricultural estate, although remains
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| | 7569 8800) publish a guide called Nature
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| have been found of even earlier
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| | Trails which lists a number of other
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| civilisations. It is a centre for banana
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| | trails on the island.
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| plantations and similar to Chlorakas, is
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| | KARTING
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| just off the coastal road with sea views.
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| | There is karting in Kato Paphos (near the
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| Places of Interest
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| | water park) and in Coral bay.
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| Banana plantation
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