Paphos Carnival 2023
The Final Few

It meant that I was able to see all the floats, even though they hadn't all yet started to march.

It was nice to be out and about surrounded by lots of happy people though. Long may it continue.


Did you attend the Carnival yourself? What was your favourite part of it?
Bringing Up The Rear

We've reached the end, or start, of the Carnival now. I have to say I thoroughly enjoyed being out and about and soaking up the atmosphere. I will publish the film version soon and you will be able to hear for yourself just how much fun it was!
Well done Paphos, for putting on a fantastic experience.
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