Paphos Life

In our latest report on the renovation of Poseidonos Avenue in Kato Paphos, we show you how the landscaping work is progressing. They have done a lot since our last film. Most of the concrete flowerbeds have been built now, and they are filling them with soil ready for the plants. They have also rem...

One of the advantages about having a drone is that it shows you things you might otherwise be unaware of. One such example is the motivational sign adorning the inner bank of Paphos Stadium. You can't see it from the road, so it will only be viewable by the players and the select few who manage to g...

Apparently the police have been having a crackdown. Too many people swimming near the boats or something.

Let's have a drive through Old Town and Central Paphos. Along the way we pass a new feature under construction in the Municipal Park, but we will focus on that in another film.

Fabrica Hill is situated next to Kings Avenue Mall and the Archaeological Park. It is easy to overlook it on your way down to the Sea Front, but since they have constructed the Paphos Bridge it is now easy to get to. In this film we start at the base of the walkway and follow it to the top of Fabric...

As a storm was forecast (and indeed, appeared) for today, I decided instead to fly my drone up the Coral Bay Strip yesterday, on Saturday 4th May. Since last week they have laid a huge amount of tiles. Don't take our word for it though. We have included a clip from last week's film at the end so you...

PolemIan wrote: ↑Sat May 04, 2024 8:40 pm Minor point Dominic, our village supermarket is Pavlos rather than Pavlov - perhaps you’ve been subconsciously conditioned

Ian

Woof!

Pomos is a lovely village.

In this film we drive down the Paphos Hotel Strip from Riccos Beach all the way to Paphos Sea Front. Note that you can now drive easily to the Castle along Poseidonos Avenue.

Judging by the number of kids hanging around churches today I don't think they have any trouble in associating Easter with Religion.

Not only that but one of the selling points was that it would make the inland villages more attractive as places to live for Cypriots wanting to work in Limassol.

We post a daily "Kalimera" picture to Facebook on a topical theme. I thought it would be nice to give them greater exposure, so have combined them into a monthly article. The pictures here are now viewable in their original Landscape glory. So take a look at a selection of pictures we feel...

It is Easter in Paphos, so we went for a walk around the main Mall, to see how it was decorated. Come and take a look.

Well don't use it then.

In Cyprus Easter is a bigger deal than Christmas, and they have the decorations to prove it. We went out and about around the Paphos District to check out what this year's adornments were like.

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The Municipal Baths end of Paphos Sea Front
White River Beach - beyond Agios Georgios. Follow the Akamas Road until you get to the road block, then walk down to the beach.
Pomos Harbour
Aphrodite's Secret Beach - up by Aphrodite's Baths

This article, even if you read it 3 times, tells you nothing why there is a delay, only talks about meetings and meetings... Some weeks ago I was reading in the press, that the contractor wants nearly 3 years more time and extra 22 million Euros extra money for farious reasons. I already questioned...

I think your assumption is flawed. You are underestimating the amount of people who will use it as a quicker route to Limassol.

They have been busy on Poseidonos Avenue and the road behind Papantoniou's at the Sea Front. You can now drive in both directions on it again. This makes navigating Kato Paphos a lot easier. In this short film we start at the Harbour and drive down the newly open road before heading up through Bar S...