Villas in Paphos

Longest Coastline and Historic Harbour Town

Paphos is one of those really unique places where you can move from ancient ruins to a palm-lined harbour in a single afternoon, or swap a beach day for mountain views without having to go far at all. Staying in Paphos villas makes it easy to experience all of this, whether you’re planning a family holiday, a large group holiday, or a romantic couple getaway. With so many luxury villas Paphos offers, including options like a villa with a private pool or a jacuzzi, it’s just as suited to a wedding destination or a relaxed beachfront holiday spot with heaps of room to spread out.

What really sets Paphos apart is the variety here. It has the longest coastline in all of Cyprus, a mix of old town (Ktima) and harbour life (Kato Paphos), and easy access to everything from Blue Flag beaches to protected natural landscapes like the Akamas Peninsula. That mix is what makes Paphos holiday villas so appealing, you can stay close to the action or choose something a bit quieter with amazing views.

Once you’ve explored your options a little, the next step is choosing where to stay. From coastal homes to gorgeous hillside retreats, there’s a wide range of Paphos villa rentals for you to explore.

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Travel Guide

Don’t Miss Out On These Experiences Near Paphos Villas


  • Explore the Paphos Archaeological Park, home to ancient mosaics, ruins and historical landmarks dating back centuries. 
  • Visit the Tombs of the Kings, an impressive underground burial site that is carved into the rock.
  • Spend time at Coral Bay, one of the most popular Blue Flag beaches in the area.
  • Head to the Akamas Peninsula for a completely different landscape, with protected nature, walking trails and some quieter, more relaxing beaches.
  • Take a boat trip from the harbour to explore the coastline and swim in the open water.


What to Eat & Drink While Staying in Paphos Villas

Food in Paphos is a mix of Greek, Middle Eastern and Turkish influences, which creates a really unique and delicious dining scene. You’ll find everything from traditional mezze spreads and grilled meats to fresh seafood that is served along the waterfront.

The inland villages also offer a more traditional experience, with local wines produced in the nearby mountain regions. Wine-tasting tours are easy to arrange, giving you a chance to explore all of the regional varieties in a relaxed setting. If you’re staying in villas to rent Paphos, the mix of coastal dining and village food spots is what helps to make this location so special.

Don’t Forget to Do This!

Take a boat trip along the Paphos coastline and out towards the Blue Lagoon. It’s one of the best ways to see the full stretch of coastline, with stops for swimming and views you wouldn’t get from land. Make sure you don’t forget your bathing suit and your camera! You are definitely going to want to remember this excursion!

Paphos Transportation

International flight

Paphos International Airport offers direct flights from several UK airports, with airlines like Jet2, TUI, easyJet and British Airways providing regular routes. Flight time is around four and a half hours.

From the airport

From the airport, most villa locations are within a 20–40 minute drive. Hiring a car is recommended, especially if you want to explore some of the coastal areas, the different villages and the Akamas Peninsula.

Local Transport

Buses and taxis are available, but a car is going to give you the most flexibility.

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When is the best time to visit Paphos villas?

Paphos is a year-round destination, but May, June and September are great for staying in Paphos villas with warm weather and fewer of the tourist crowds.

How many days do I need when staying in villas in Paphos?

Four to seven days works well when staying in villas in Paphos, giving you time to explore both the coast and inland areas.

Do I need a car when staying in Paphos holiday villas?

Yes, it’s recommended if you’re staying in Paphos holiday villas, especially if you want to visit places like Coral Bay or the Akamas Peninsula.

Are family villas Paphos suitable for groups and families?

Yes, family villas Paphos Cyprus options are great for both families and groups, with easy access to beaches and attractions.

Where can I find the best villas with sea views Paphos offers?

Some of the best villas Paphos has to offer are located in hillside and coastal areas, with villas with sea views Paphos travellers often look for.

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