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Coral Bay Paphos
Is renowned for its superb sandy beaches and Coral Bay is a beautiful resort situated 12kms from Paphos. The
main road is lined with a small selection of shops, restaurants, banks and bars giving you everything you need
without losing any of its local charm. Life here tends to be based around the sandy bay with calm shallow waters
making it ideal for children. Also offering a wide selection of water sports it is perfect for all the family.
11 kilometres (15 minutes drive) to the north of Paphos and 3 kilometres below the
friendly, hillside village of Peyia is Coral Bay, the best natural beach in the area. This is an established
resort with many villas set apart from one another above a wide curve of dark golden sand. The summer heat is
often tempered by a gentle breeze, the sea has a shallow margin where children may play safely and, in the
busier months, water sports on offer include pedaloes, water skiing, banana boats, wetbikes and windsurfing.
Close by the Bay you will find four large hotels, banks, minimarkets for provisions and souvenirs, bars,
restaurants and other shops. For casual alfresco meals, a couple of bars/snack bars overlooking the sea and a
large restaurant in the next bay which is open during the day. More tavernas and local shops are a short drive
away. A perfect location for a casual seaside holiday, this is also an excellent base for touring the Paphos
area, with all it has to offer. European Blue Flag beach.
Sea Caves/St George Area
The Sea Caves area was once rural and barren land. Over recent years it has changed dramatically. Now it is one
of the finest residential areas on the Island offering some of the most exclusive villas in Cyprus. This is not
surprising when you consider its breathtaking rugged coastline and small sandy coves with crystal clear
Mediterranean waters. Sunsets in this region are something special!
St George is a pretty and picturesque fishing harbour with a small sand/shingle beach. A perfect spot for
snorkeling and scuba diving, topping up your tan or enjoying the local specialty “fish meze” in one of the
selection of small family run tavernas.
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