Perched on a cliff overlooking Coral Bay, Thalassa Boutique Hotel & Spa 5* offers incredible views of the Mediterranean Sea. Providing guests with adults-only exclusivity, this resort boasts a wide range of leisure facilities, including a state-of-the-art spa, to ensure a memorable stay. Indulge in upgraded half-board luxury and delight in sampling the finest Cypriot cuisine and Mediterranean delicacies.  

Enjoy incredible views from your balcony in the Double Sea View Room, which is elegantly decorated and complete with all the amenities required for a comfortable stay. 

Unwind in the spacious One-bedroom Superior Sea View Suite. Guests can enjoy lounge space as well as a terrace overlooking the Mediterranean - the perfect place to kick back and relax. 

This is a half board stay (breakfast and your evening meal served in the main buffet restaurant - excludes drinks). Please see the details section for further information about your board basis.     

Treat yourself to an all inclusive stay with breakfast, lunch, an evening meal, and a selection of snacks and drinks included (you can select this at the next stage of the booking process). Conditions may apply. 

With both an indoor and outdoor pool, guests can enjoy a dip in the pool all year round. For ultimate relaxation, head to Anagenisis, the hotel's spa, which features a hammam, a Jacuzzi and a sauna while offering wellness treatments,  beauty treatments and hairdressing. Sports enthusiasts can enjoy access to a gym and can take part in yoga and fitness classes or head to the tennis court for a game with loved ones. 

Embark on an unforgettable adventure combining land and sea on the spectacular Akamas Peninsula in western Cyprus. Swim in crystal-clear waters, explore wild landscapes and discover the region's most remote natural treasures.

Take off with the whole family from Paphos on the "Jolly Roger" with an action-packed pirate show, boardwalk and face painting! The ideal entertainment for all the family.

This cruise offers the opportunity to enjoy the beautiful scenery of the Paphos coastline including Coral Bay, Sea Caves and St Georges Island. There will be one swim stop where you can enjoy swimming and snorkelling in the clear blue waters or simply chill out and sunbathe on board.

A combination Land and Sea tour featuring a full day of adventurous swimming and sightseeing across Western Cyprus' wild coastal frontier, the Akamas Peninsula. Get ready for non-stop thrills, lots of swimming and tons of fun. The itinerary takes in all the "must-see" sites and landscapes of this spectacular environmental wonderland.

Set sail for the Blue Lagoon for an unforgettable cruise featuring canoeing, sea caves and buffet meals...

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.