Kato Paphos Archaeology Park. Get lost for hours pottering around the structures that go back to prehistory. The ruins of the four villas date back to the year 100, while the Tombs of the kings is an underground burial complex, dating back 1500 years.
The Wreck of Zenobia. If you’re up for an underwater adventure, you have to visit the wreck of Zenobia, off the coast of Larnaca. The cargo ship sunk in the 80s and is now home to Barracuda and tuna. There are several dive shops in Paphos and diving locations such as the sea caves off Manjin island, vibrant corals and sponges of the region.
Alexander the Great Beach Hotel. If you’re looking for a place to relax with a stunning view, look no further. Alexander the Great Beach Hotel features a seafront location just a few minutes away from central Paphos. The 4-star hotel overlooks a Blue Flag certified sandy beach and harbor, along with on-site restaurants, pools, and air-conditioned rooms.
Temple Street Night Market. Located in Kowloon, this is the place to visit for enjoying Hong Kong’s traditional foods and marketplaces. You can find several enthralling vendors at the Temple Street Night Market that opens around 6 pm till midnight.
Aphrodite Waterpark. Aphrodite is the largest family attraction of its kind in Paphos. It features 17 rides and attractions for all both adults and kids. So, if you’re up for a family adventure packed with a lazy river, a wave pool, crazy cone, and freefall.
Paphos Wine Tours. Thanks to many sunshine hours each year, inland conditions are ideal for growing wine grapes. So, if you’re a vinophile, Paphos could be your HQ for a trip touring the wine country and try out some amazing and historical flavors.