Paphos by bus: where visitors go

Coral Bay, the Tombs of the Kings, the mosaics and more: which bus to take, where to get on, how often it runs and the last one back. Worked out from the timetable every day.

€2.00 a ride · after 21:00 €3.00 · All fares

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Times from the timetable of Monday, 26 October.

Places

By bus from Kato Paphos harbour, where most hotels are. Each place’s page has the way from the town centre too.

Coral BayA sandy bay with cafés and calm water, north of Paphos.611615about 36 min Tombs of the KingsUnderground tombs cut into the rock: a UNESCO World Heritage site.611about 17 min Paphos Archaeological Park (mosaics)Roman villas with famous floor mosaics, by the harbour.7 min walk Paphos Castle and harbourThe small fort at the end of the harbour, with the seafront walk.6 min walk Old town and Municipal MarketThe town centre, with the covered municipal market.610about 12 min Kings Avenue MallA large shopping centre between Kato Paphos and the town.611about 8 min Geroskipou BeachA long public beach east of Kato Paphos.611about 34 min Paphos Aphrodite WaterparkA water park by Geroskipou Beach, open in the warm months.611about 20 min Aphrodite’s Rock (Petra tou Romiou)The rock where, in the myth, Aphrodite rose from the sea.631about 48 min Sanctuary of Aphrodite (Palaipaphos, Kouklia)The ancient sanctuary of Aphrodite and its museum, at Kouklia.631about 34 min Sea Caves (Peyia)Sea caves and low cliffs on the coast at Peyia.611615about 68 min Agios Georgios (Peyia)A small fishing harbour and beach, with a church on the cliff.615616Babout 73 min Pafos ZooA zoo above the coast, on the road to Agios Georgios.615616Babout 78 min Lempa Prehistoric VillageA reconstructed prehistoric village, north of Paphos.611615about 31 min