Cyprus Holiday Reviews

Nice town, the beach is nice though 3 days it was a little chilly and wet to take advantage. But there are some nice cafes and restaurants to relax in.

Nice small resort good buses to go further afield good pedestrian area along seafront. Lovely walk along seafront to the harbour

Loved Paphos just the right size not to busy at this time of year. Everything is mainly round the harbour. Nice to people watch.Plenty of fish restaurents.The mosaics are worth seeing also the Tombs of the Kings. Buses 1 50 euros anywhere you go. stop out side hotel. We also went to the market everyday but Sunday in Paphos old town. Coral Bay also worth a visit. M& S Debenhams and Peacocks there but much more expensive the home.

although we enjoyed our stay the surrounding area's left a lot to be desired.pavement's were very dangerous, broken and unfinished.lots of construction work had just been left.

Watch out for Timeshare pests in Paphos Harbour Area, Kings Aphrodite Restraurant Well worth a visit, especially at weekends for a realy good Greek Cypriot night. Plenty of places to keep you occuppied. The Village Inn in Kissonerga is a Must if you yearn for a british pub with brilliant sunday lunches and good value for bmoney drinks and food

Relaxing, nice harbour, beautiful in the mountains.

I would recommend Paphos to older couples, though it is perhaps a tad too anglicsed in places.

Make sure you hire a car or jeep if you wantto make the most of the stunning scenery

We had a couple of hours to spend before departing for home so stopped at the Roman Mosaics. It's a huge area on the edge of Paphos, still being excavated for new finds. It's status as a World heritage Site obviously attracts funding. The entrance and visitor centre look brand new and it's a well presented attraction.

As for the mosaics, they're certainly interesting with informative explanation board

This is a resort that really does have something for everyone. More clubs and pubs than you could throw a stick at, to really decent quality restaurants.

Did a boat trip from Napa harbour,yellow submarine.Veiwed through portholes in the lower deck crystal clear water,diver fed the fish and we snorkelled off the boat into the smugglers caves..amazin trip..2 and half hours for 10 euro! Ate at fish resturant after Vassos,beautiful prawn salad seved in a huge conch shell fabulous for 8euro. Beaches are beautiful here especially Nissi beach

Plenty of bars and restaurants,several doing offers on drinks,but most of them closed or closing this time of year.lovely views from the harbour.

love ayia napa. really buzing in the summer, in autumn its still hot and sunny but more chilled. just a shame its a long flight :-(

Owing to the fact that i was not mobile some of the above ratings are based on people talked to, we did have one meal in Ayia Napa which was excellent and what night life open in bar street was good.

very lively at night beaches ok normal souviner shops, black pearl trip was brilliant to go on but not child friendly after 10pm.can get to it easy by taxi not costing to much or by buses which are very regular

Nice location during the day with plenty of shops and historical attraction. Habourside offers a place to eat and drink aswell as booking boat trips around the coastline. Ayia Napa was 'the palce to party' in the past but is not so popular amoungst clobber, which means you can find quiet places to eat and dring aswell as dnace clubs. For those who cant leave the UK behind, there are McDonalds, KFC and plenty of places to get a full english breakfast

The Village Club is a large hotel, and very good. Our room was nice, it looked over the pool. There is a lot for children, there is a good kids club and a children's buffet so they never went hungry. Pool is huge, and there are lots of activities and sports to do. Ayia Napa is quite a good resort, despite the reputation it is perfectly fine to take your children there. Beach is great, and there is so much to do in the resort. Weather is excellent too!