Agios Georgios/Sea Caves

12km west from Kato Paphos is the small fishing harbour of Agios Georgios, which sits in a breakwater in front of a small island, and was formerly the important settlement of 'Drepanum' in Roman times. It is now primarily known for its small, quiet shingle beach, souvla and fish restaurants, and dramatic sunsets - from late spring to early winter, when the sun sets at this westerly point, the horizon seems to explode for miles in rich and vibrant shades of amber and red. To the north, you can see the start of the totally unspoilt nature reserve of the Akamas peninsula.

The area just before Agios Georgios is known as the Sea Caves, due to the natural caves which have formed at the base of the steep cliffs along the coast. Residents of Agios Georgios and the Sea Caves area can enjoy peaceful and secluded surroundings, but are just minutes away from the amenities of Coral Bay and Peyia.

Coral Bay and Coralia

The lively resort of Coral Bay has all the amenities that you would expect from a tourist area and is well connected to Paphos by frequent bus routes. This is a popular residential and holiday location and properties with views overlooking the bay are much sought after.

The bay itself is a 2km stretch of sand that gently slopes into the sea. Near the shoreline you can sometimes see deposits of what looks like salmon-pink sand but is actually fine coral - hence the name. All the usual watersports are available from April to October and the sea remains warm enough for swimming up to early December.

Located 1km further along the main road from Coral Bay is Coralia. Quieter than Coral Bay, this small beach resort has just a few shops and restaurants and is a very peaceful location. The long, narrow stretch of its sandy beach curves round two bays and is the ideal place for families with small children.

Pano & Kato Paphos

Emba/Chlorakas/Kissonerga

Tala/Peyia/Kathikas

Geroskipou

Polis/Latchi