Theo Sunset Bay Holiday Village 4* rests between Paphos Harbour and Coral Bay on Cyprus’s sunlit western coast, where sea air and coastal greenery set a composed, welcoming tone. Days unfold to the scent of salt and warm earth, carried across open terraces and calm water views. A gentle hush sits over the landscape, broken only by distant waves and the slow rhythm of island life. Evening light settles over the Mediterranean, drawing a soft glow across the horizon and inviting unhurried moments of rest.

Paphos unfolds nearby with its medieval fort standing above the harbour, where fishing boats and evening light shape a timeless scene. The path continues towards Coral Bay’s golden shoreline and inland to ancient archaeological sites and quiet countryside roads, where Cyprus reveals its layered history and gentle coastal energy.

With its partial sea view, this Standard Room with balcony opens onto a space that is both elegant and welcoming, offering a calm and comfortable stay by the coast.

Settle into the Junior Suite Inland View with balcony and enjoy a bright, spacious setting featuring a seating area and a balcony overlooking the gardens or hinterland, inviting you to fully embrace the peaceful atmosphere of the surroundings.

This is a full board stay. Your breakfast, lunch and evening meal will be served in the main restaurant (excludes drinks).

Here, the spa unfolds as a quiet sanctuary beside the pool, where heat and water restore balance. Steam fills the air before guests step into the sauna’s dry intensity, followed by massage therapies designed for deep ease. The jacuzzi bubbles steadily, the indoor pool offers calm immersion, and the hairdresser salon completes the ritual of care and renewal.

Step beyond the hotel and Paphos opens in layers of sea and history. The harbour moves with boats beneath the presence of its medieval fort, while Coral Bay curves with pale sand and clear water. Further inland, archaeological remains and open countryside invite gentle exploration under warm Mediterranean light.

Take a half-day cruise along the coast of Paphos, swimming in crystal-clear waters, and enjoying a gourmet buffet and open bar, while exploring Coral Bay, the Sea Caves and Saint George Island.

Enjoy a 3-hour cruise aboard the Ocean Blue Mega Yacht, discovering the Blue Lagoon and the Baths of Aphrodite, with a swimming break and refreshments on board.

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.