Peyia

14km northwest of Paphos and 3km north of Coral Bay lies the hillside village of Peyia. One of the most popular residential villages, it has an attractive cistern-fountain square, a number of good cafes and tavernas, and all the amenities and facilities you need. Peyia village overlooks the sea and the views down across the valley and along the coast are simply stunning.

Polis and Latchi

Polis is a small town overlooking the Chrysochou Bay, approximately 36km from Paphos. A shady, stone-built, central square offers a welcome respite from the midday sun, as well as a variety of places to eat or drink. A short distance away lies the pretty fishing village of Latchi. There is a good pebble beach and several sea and harbour-side tavernas offering freshly caught produce

A few miles further along the coast takes you to the Baths of Aphrodite, almost at the most northerly tip of the Akamas peninsula. Even though the Bath itself is little more than a small pool, the surrounding area is delightfully pretty, the views from the cliff-top are breath-taking and the shallow bay below is perfect for swimming, snorkelling and diving.

Tala

Tala has become one of the premier locations in the Paphos area yet the village still retains its character with small tavernas set round the central square and church. High on a hill 5kms north of Paphos, Tala enjoys uninterrupted, panoramic views and is a scenic mountain walk (or nail-biting drive) away from the nearby Adonis Falls.

Tsada

A small residential village set high on a hill in a tranquil setting, Tsada is well connected to Paphos just 5kms away by the main northerly road to Polis. A lush, green area, Tsada is the ideal location for its 18-hole championship golf course.