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Most Paphos beaches are legendary. After all, the goddess of love, Aphrodite, was born of the seafoam that caresses one of them at Petra tou Romiou. Our other five favourite Paphos beaches are Coral Bay, Lara, Latsi, the Municipal Bath Beach, and the Geroskipou Municipal Beach

Coral Bay

The Coral Bay Beach is located about six kilometres north of Paphos city. Although the coast here is rugged, the beach itself has soft white sands and is safe for family outings. Favourite pastimes include swimming, diving, parascending, and water skiing

Lara Beach

Lara Beach at Lara Bay is often described as a tiny paradise. Its waters are crystal clear, the sand is soft, the vistas are beyond compare, and the bay is delightful. Note that you will spot many green turtles here, as well as wild goats. This is a protected area. Don’t visit it for long stretches of time without supplies (food, water, sunscreen).

Latsi or Latchi Beach in Polis Chrysochous, Cyprus

Latsi Beach

Latsi Beach is about 45 minutes from Paphos city, in an area known as Polis Chrysochous. It’s a pebble beach, so wear appropriate footwear. The waters are a brilliant azure and bright, and there are even some managed spots around local cafes, offering sunbeds and umbrellas, as well as lifeguards on duty.

Municipal Beach Paphos, or the Kato Pafos Beach

Paphos Municipal Baths

The Municipal Baths Beach is a favourite of the locals. It is the perfect spot if you want to experience this destination far from the crowds. Also called Kato Paphos beach, this strip of sand stretches from Yeroskipou towards the Paphos harbour. Look for the public area “Ta Bania.”