This shot shows the ever-popular Caffe Nero and Ottoman Baths in the Old Town. In fact, it shows most of Old Town. You can see the Dolphin mural on the top right. To the left of there is the yellow bricks of Pumpkin House, followed by the New Bus Station. Ibrahim's Kahn barely is noticeable, which is hardly surprising given that it is covered mainly in shades. The market is on the left, with the mosque just out of picture. In the foreground you have the carpark and the aforementioned baths.

One of the comments to this picture was "Are they going to put plants in the centre?"

Yes my friend, they are.

I like this picture. It is a prime example of a familiar place looking absolutely fantastic from a different angle. If you have driven along the B7 from Stroumbi to Paphos you will have passed this scene on your right, just after the petrol station. It is easy to miss, as the road is winding and you have more important things to concentrate on. But if you were a bird, or climbed to the top of the nearby Polemi Mountain, then this is the view that awaits you.

Another beach worth visiting even in January is Corallia Beach, also in Coral Bay. If you take the bus from Paphos it terminates in the carpark here. And yes, there were a couple of swimmers about!

I will leave you with a more recognisable shot of Pomos Harbour. If you haven't yet visited here on your travels, then make it a priority. The drive from Polis is lovely and the whole area is stunning. For more information, check out our 4th Road Trip eBook available on Amazon.

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