Kato Paphos Renovations
Published 10th of July, 2022
Birds Eye Views
I shall be doing a separate article on the the Coastline From The Air, but here are a few spare drone photos I had left over.
See the film if you want to know what hotels you are looking at.
I have to be careful flying the drone here, as it is close to no-fly zones. Indeed there is a height restriction in place I need to observe. Also I have to be on the lookout for paragliders.
Pretty Coastline
So as you can see, Paphos is changing. I for one welcome the changes, and see them as improvements. I can understand that if you have lived here since the Seventies, and remember it as a small fishing village, then you might not be so keen. But give it a chance. Let's face it, it will happen whether you like it or not anyway. But who knows? They may well get it right. They do seem to be heading in the right direction...
Paphos Hotels Film
If you are curious, this was the first half of the film I made. The second half will feature hotels heading up towards Geroskipou.
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