Hear you can see a distant airplane taking off from Paphos Airport. When flying the drone, the airport is something I have to bear in mind at all times. My drone has all the no-fly zones programmed in, so it is physically impossible for me to fly somewhere I shouldn't. However, some of the no-fly zone extends to areas around Paphos Sea Front. I cannot, for instance, legally (or physically) fly my drone above the very picturesque St Nicholas Chapel, as that is within the no-fly zone. This is a shame, but completely understandable.

You can find all the beaches in our Paphos Beach Directory. I need to update that because Sandy Beach has been made Blue Flag, but if you check it out you will see nearly all the beaches, complete with extra photos and virtual tours.

Once I took these pictures, I drove down to the harbour and up to the Mall. I wanted to film the road, which had recently re-opened.

You can see from this still taken from the film, that they are still hard at work on the walkway. This will eventually link the Archaeological Park with the ruins on Fabrica Hill. It will be an interesting if somewhat hot walk.

Here's the film that features a tour of the cafe at the start. If you haven't already seen it (it is proving rather popular) sit back and enjoy.

The Cafe demonstrates that Paphos can deliver the goods. To all the critics who bad-mouthed it before it was even constructed, I say give it a chance. It really brings the area alive. Well done to all concerned.