Cyprus Holiday Reviews

We didn't see a huge amount of the resort but lots to do for all lots of bars, shops and places to eat for everyone at the harbour. Nothing is too far away from the waterparks to karting, mini golf, zoo, indoor play adventure with bowling and lots of sights but would advise car hire.

There isn't too much to do, but the harbour restaurants are all fairly good. Pizza Express allows you to escape 'chips' which come with every single meal elsewhere! Very busy during their easter holiday

fantastic very clean very friendly great for couples and families taxis are very cheap and safe weather was fantastic

Quiet resort ideal for families with younger children and mature couples as ther was not much night life. We thought it was just what we wanted.

Paphos was not at all what I expected - it may be a tell of the times. The harbour is small with a mixture of English shops such as Next, Debenhams, and cheap tacky shops. We never ate at the harbour so I can't comment on food. There are many closed down units around Paphos. The harbour is a 10 minute bus journey from the Aliathon. There is a nice beach front walk along the cost of Paphos which does lead to the harbour.

Very good - always something to do.

Staff very accommodating - will do everything they can to make your stay an enjoyable one.

A few bars showing English football and a few supermarkets so its either essential to get a good all inclusive hotel or take a bus to Ayia Napa.

Cyprus is a good holiday location for all ages with plenty of excursions available. Paphos is a good centre and handy for the Airport. The locals are upbeat even in the difficult times.

Cyprus is a good holiday location for all ages with plenty of excursions available. Paphos is a good centre and handy for the Airport. The locals are upbeat even in the difficult times.

nice and picturesque ,nice harbour ,plenty of restaurants ,plenty of shops including debenhams .great bus service only 1 euro or 3 euros for day ticket .

The resort provided a range of activities. It was good to have the opportunity to see interesting historical sites but also get into holiday mode on the beaches and harbour.

We went early in the season and it was like watching a sleeping giant waking up! Business people were cleaning, restoring and upgrading and not all were open for business. The local council were raking the beaches and putting out new sunbeds for hire. The weather was fairly good but overcast each afternoon with showers on most days. However, we came home with good tans and raised spirits. We were astonished at the increase in prices e.g. petrol Euro 1.45 per litre!! food and drink roughly the same as home. We stayed in the hotel in the evenings which was fun and relaxing. A taxi to Protaras would have been reasonable had we decided to go there for an evening meal though. There was a selection of watersports to participate in although we watched rather than did! Buses were very cheap and frequent, clean and comfortable with cheery drivers.

locally the resort was quiet, but a short bus ride away was the town of paphos and the harbour which had lots to see and do. the beach near our hotel wasn't great as beaches go but my kids like rocky beaches so still enjoyed themselves. eating outside can be quite expensive unless you hunt around. there was miniature golf and a water park nearby.

Limassol has changed much since I was last there, 15 years ago, it is quieter and less wild west. Efforts have been made to improve the location and this has meant it is less part animal and better for families. We were there early in the season and many establishments were still being prepared for the opening after their Easter, 5th May.

Excellent World Heritage sites . Rather tacky resort , with more hassling to enter shops etc than most of Greece - but friendly , and not too pushy . Very good public transport .