Paphos is a coastal city in south-west Cyprus, legendary birthplace of Aphrodite, with UNESCO-listed Roman mosaics, a medieval harbour fort, rock-cut royal tombs and beaches.
- Public
- Urban buses serve Kato Paphos, Ktima, Geroskipou and Coral Bay; intercity buses run to Limassol and Larnaca.
- Taxi
- Taxis use meters; ask for the meter or a fixed fare.
- Rental
- A rental car is the easiest way to reach Akamas, Kouklia and Troodos.
- Walking
- Kato Paphos is walkable; Ktima is 2.5 km uphill.
Transport at a glance
- Public
- 3/5
- Taxi
- 3/5
- Rental
- 5/5
- Walking
- 4/5
Airport transfers
Getting from the airport to your accommodation.
| Option | Cost | Time | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
Local transport
Getting around the city.
Taxis & rideshare
What to expect from taxis and apps.
- Overview
- Taxis are metered; the airport rank may quote fixed prices.
- Companies
- Local radio taxi companies and the Bolt app
- Airport
- Rank outside arrivals; fares are often fixed for Kato Paphos and Coral Bay
Intercity travel
Getting between cities and regions.
Transportation details
Full breakdown of how to get around.
Paphos International Airport (PFO) is about 12 km east of Kato Paphos with direct flights from Europe. Larnaca Airport (LCA) is about 150 km away. Bus 612 links the airport and Kato Paphos; Karavella station on the harbour hosts intercity buses. A rental car is useful for Akamas, Kouklia and the Troodos.
Airports
Paphos International Airport
Larnaca International Airport
Useful apps
Download before you arrive.
Transport tips
Travel smarter, not harder.
Check timetables at cyprusbybus.com; Sunday service is reduced.
Buy bus tickets from the driver in cash.
Bolt works for taxis; Uber is not available.
Fuel up before driving into Akamas.
Photograph the rental car before leaving the lot.