Your paradise of discovery
Step outside the hotel grounds and into the captivating world of Paphos, a town that weaves together the beauty of the sea with the allure of history. Blue Flag beaches beckon with their golden sands, while the ancient ruins whisper tales of a bygone era, waiting to be explored.
Relax, unwind, and soak up the sun at Pachyammos Beach right by Louis Imperial Beach - an extremely popular stretch owing to its convenient location amid Paphos’ most popular tourist area, along Poseidonos Avenue. The narrow stretch of pebbled sand and fine blue waters are incredible for a fun day by the shore, with plenty of facilities ensuring a carefree day out. Lifeguards are on duty during the summer months to ensure your safety and protection.
The 500-metre-long Coral Bay beach is widely regarded as one of the most beautiful beaches in the Paphos district, attracting locals and holidaymakers to its golden shores. Limestone headlands and abundant greenery enclose clear, calm waters, ideal for leisurely swims and snorkelling. The Blue-Flag beauty also features various facilities that enhance the carefree experience, including washrooms, showers, changing rooms, sunbeds, and umbrellas.
Cyprus’ waters are ideal for diving, so why not explore the magnificent underwater world? The Amphitheatre Diving Site, one of the most impressive diving spots in the vicinity, is a unique underwater wonder. As its name suggests, the site resembles a replica of an amphitheatre and has been formed over the years as if carved into the deep shoreline by natural sea currents.
Visit the Paphos Archaeological Museum for a journey back in time that the whole family can enjoy! The welcoming space displays a wide range of historical artifacts found in the Paphos district dating from the Neolithic Age to 1700 AD.
While exploring the nearby vicinity, take the time to explore the superb medieval fort that overlooks the charming Paphos harbour. This listed building, built during the Byzantine period to protect the town, underwent a succession of transformations and served many purposes, including as a prison, a fortress, and a salt warehouse during the British occupation.
During your stay at Louis Imperial Beach, treat yourself to a day trip at the breathtaking Akamas Peninsula, situated on the northwestern tip of Cyprus. One of the island’s most impressive areas of natural beauty, it boasts 230 sq. km of valleys, gorges, and wide sandy. The variety of flora and fauna inhabiting the region is incredibly impressive and rare, some of which can only be found in Akamas. This undeveloped land is also home to many foxes, reptiles, and various migratory birds.
During your visit to the Akamas Peninsula, be sure not to miss the Baths of Aphrodite situated near the fishing port of Latchi at the end of the Aphrodite Trail. This spot is home to a shaded pool naturally carved in the rock. Legend has it that this is where the Greek goddess of love met her lover, Adonis.
No visit to Paphos is complete without stopping off for a photo at ‘Petra tou Romiou’ (Aphrodite’s Rock) located between Paphos and Pissouri. Famed in Greek mythology as Aphrodite’s birthplace, the sheer natural beauty of the area and the legendary myth attached to it makes it a popular destination.
Enjoy a theatrical journey back in time at this ancient theatre that dates back to the creation of the city, modified during the Roman occupation. Once the centre of the city, the Odeon sits among other ancient buildings and is located on the hillside of Fabrica Hill. Uncovered in the 1970’s and restored to its former glory, it now hosts theatrical and musical performances during the high season.
One for any history lover’s bucket list, the Archaeological Park of Kato Paphos is a spectacular site that takes every visitor on a journey back in time. Be sure to check out the intricate mosaic floors of the Roman villas – considered among the finest in the eastern Mediterranean – and the Ancient Odeon, Agora, and the remains of the Saranta Kolones (Forty Columns) Castle. These sites are not just remnants of the past, but windows into the rich history and culture of Paphos, offering a unique perspective on the region's ancient civilizations.
