About This Location
The Limanaki is also a gateway to Paphos’s cultural heritage. The iconic medieval castle stands guard at one end, and just a short walk away lies the UNESCO-listed Paphos Archaeological Park, home to ancient Roman mosaics and ruins. Whether you’re enjoying fresh seafood by the water, watching the sunset over the harbour, or setting off on a boat trip along the coastline, the Limanaki perfectly captures the relaxed yet historic spirit of Paphos.
✨ Why It's Special
- Combines history, culture, and leisure in one scenic location
- Iconic views of the Paphos Castle and the harbour’s fishing boats
- Ideal spot for dining, evening walks, and photography
- Serves as the main departure point for coastal boat tours and excursions
- Beautiful atmosphere both day and night, with lights reflecting on the sea
Getting here by bus
- Paphos Harbour Stationabout 200 m awayOSYPA (Paphos)
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- Kato Paphosabout 450 m awayOSYPA (Paphos)
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- Ap. Pavlou Ave. - Kyriakou Nikolaouabout 500 m awayIntercity
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- Ap. Pavlou Ave. - Kyriakou Nikolaouabout 500 m awayOSYPA (Paphos)
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Scheduled times in Cyprus local time, from the Cyprus National Access Point (CC BY 4.0). Timetables and routes can change — check with the operator before travelling.
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