The Azia Resort & Spa 5* exudes sophistication, with beautiful interiors thanks to its award-winning interior design, and an innovative dining philosophy with fresh products, supplied by its own Morokambos plantation. Enjoy a relaxing getaway at this gorgeous retreat complete with indoor and outdoor swimming pools, several restaurants, chic bars, a spa, a gym,  tennis courts and evening entertainment.

Located a 5-10 minute drive from Paphos centre, the Azia Resort & Spa 5* boasts sublime seafront views and blazing sunsets. Prepare for the ultimate escape to the sun.

From the moment you wake up, you'll be greeted by breathtaking views of the Mediterranean, setting the perfect tone for the day ahead. Modern, spacious, and designed for comfort, this Premium Sea View Junior Suite captivates with its elegant charm.

Settle into this spacious and chic suite, perfect for a family escape. Gaze over magnificent views of the sea and stunning sunsets. This suite is adorned with contemporary facilities and all the needed comforts. The master bedroom offers a double bed, and the living room has two sofas that can turn into comfortable beds.

These lovely, spacious Upgraded Sea View Rooms are bathed in natural light and boast beautiful vistas of the Mediterranean from your furnished balcony. Relax in your comfortable bed and take advantage of all the modern amenities and facilities, such as individually controlled air-conditioning, 32" TV, and a minibar. 

The resort's spa invites you to a world of blissful relaxation where the sound of falling water, the fine incense of ouzo and anise, and the breeze in the garden create a tranquil sanctuary. Elsewhere, at the resort, you can relax outside by the pool with a drink or take a wander through the resort's green and luscious gardens.

Known for its outstanding cultural and historic sites, Paphos is the perfect destination to experience Cyprus’ vibrant resort atmosphere and unique history. Housing some of the liveliest bars on the island, but also the most fascinating archaeological sites - from Byzantine churches to underground caverns - Paphos is the perfect place for a sun-soaked, exciting stay.

Must sees:

Paphos Archaeological Park: A UNESCO World Heritage Site, home to incredible ancient ruins, including the famous mosaics in the House of Dionysos, the House of Theseus, and the House of Aion.

Tomb of the Kings: An ancient burial site, dating back to the 4th century BC, used only for nobles and high-ranking officials.

Aphrodite's Rock (Petra tou Romiou): A beautiful rock formation that is associated with the myth of Aphrodite's birth. It offers a beautiful view and perfect place to take a dip in the sea.

Culinary culture:

Paphos has a rich culinary culture that reflects the diverse history and geography of Cyprus, blending Greek, Middle Eastern, and Mediterranean influences. A must try experience in Cyprus is Meze, a variety of authentic small plates for sharing. This includes plates like Halloumi, Tzatziki, Hummus, and more. Another important dish to the region is Koupepia, vine leaves stuffed with a delicious mixture of rice, herbs, and minced meat.

Dive deeper:

Dive a little deeper into the fascinating history of Paphos and visit the famous St. Paul's Pillar, a historical site is where it's believed that St. Paul was flogged before being converted to Christianity. To explore the culture a bit more, head to The Paphos Municipal Market, a community market that offers everything from fresh produce to handmade crafts. 

Good to know:

Cyprus uses the Euro as its official currency. You’ll find plenty of ATMs around, and most places accept cards. Greek is the official language, and Turkish is also widely spoken in Cyprus. English is also commonly spoken in touristic areas. An important thing to know for those who wish to drive in Paphos, like the UK, Cyprus drives on the left side of the road, and cars typically have right-hand drive. Summer sizzles with long, sun-drenched days, while spring and autumn offer quieter beaches and milder weather, perfect for hiking.