Paphos Life

On this trip we start in Kathikas and head down to the B7 via the two villages of Pano and Kato Akourdaleia. The journey is a mixture of stunning countryside and traditional Cypriot village life. There will be a 360 version to follow.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kVHOASYz98E

The first part of this route, to Pano Akourdaleia, also features in our 2nd Cyprus Road Trip eBook. If you want to see more than the beaches and the Archaeological Sites in Paphos. Do yourself a favour and invest in our eBooks. Each feature about 150 photographs as well as maps, and describe a great route to follow that will take in sights like this as well as many more besides.

Road Trip 1, covering the central Paphos region:
https://amzn.to/2t3YAdh

Road Trip 2, from coast to coast:
https://amzn.to/2EsOlEP

If you want a map of the route driven in this film, see this link:

https://www.paphoslife.com/film/akourdaleia-drive-fixed

Beautiful views. Thanks for sharing. Love these films as it means I can check out the roads and the bends before I drive them.

Thanks for sharing!

Happy memories of going to see friends who lived there. They are now back in UK.
Always said it was the best road in Cyprus.
Lovely village with lots of stone houses.

Have sent to my friends for them to see.

Thanks again.

Sue

Enjoyed that a lot & thought your choice of music was excellent. I know you have to be very careful about copyright infringement

I don't actually. I subscribe to a service and pay a monthly fee (about €20) for the privilege. It also includes video effects etc. Though to be honest, I tend to use them primarily for the music.

This is why every coffee donation is appreciated! Running a site the size of what Paphos Life now is, including hosting and software costs, comes to €170 a month. Its actually €2040 per annum as it is cheaper paying annually.

This also explains why I get annoyed when people go on about hiding ads. Somebody has got to pay the piper!

And if anybody wants to buy us a coffee, or even a big fat steak dinner, they can do so here:

https://www.paphoslife.com/coffee

But anyway, regarding the music, I do try and use pieces that fit a common theme, and appreciate it when people like it, so thank you.