Top Things to Do
in Paphos.
From ancient UNESCO World Heritage ruins to dramatic cliffside shipwrecks and mythical sea stacks, explore the essential photo spots and cultural highlights of Paphos.
Tombs of the Kings
Carved directly into solid rock, this 4th-century BC necropolis features subterranean peristyle courtyards and Doric columns. The play of light and shadow through stone archways offers an unmatched architectural backdrop for photography.
Framed portraits through the subterranean Doric stone columns.
Early morning opening (8:30 AM) to avoid heat and crowds.
Aphrodite's Rock (Petra tou Romiou)
According to Greek mythology, the goddess of love and beauty emerged from the foaming sea at this iconic coastal rock formation. The pebble shore and turquoise waters make it a romantic favorite for couple portraits.
Dramatic sea stacks, sunset reflections, and coastal pebbles.
Coastal highway between Limassol and Paphos.
Edro III Shipwreck & Peyia Caves
Stranded off the rocky coastline of Peyia since 2011, the Edro III freighter provides an impressive industrial backdrop contrasted against wild Mediterranean waves and rugged sea caves.
Golden hour sunset when the sun sinks right behind the bow.
Dramatic, artistic, and cinematic.
Paphos Castle & Old Town
Stroll through the revived pedestrian streets of Paphos Old Town, filled with boutique cafes, street murals, and stone architecture, leading down to the medieval harbour castle at the edge of the port.
Charming alleyways, bougainvillea flowers, and stone arcades.
Sunset reflections over fishing boats and medieval fortress stone.
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