The island’s capital for six centuries, Pafos (Paphos) is like an open-air museum. It is so rich in treasures that the whole town has been put on UNESCO’s World Heritage list. Kato Pafos (the lower part of Pafos town) is built on the site of the ancient city and port town. It has restaurants, fish taverns, bars, nightlife, culture and concerts. The waterfront is a popular spot for an evening stroll out to the harbour and medieval castle.
Kato Pafos (Paphos) tourist area: starts from the small beach in front of the Louis Phaethon Beach Hotel Club and continues until the Kato Paphos municipal beach or Ta Bania, at the beginning of Kato Pafos harbor. There is also a very small/tiny beach at the harbor. In this area, there are a few small but very nice beaches. Many of them hold a Blue Flag, which means that the waters in these beaches are very clean and at the same time there are facilities for the swimmers. Last but not least, they are accessible to persons with mobility problems (wheelchair accessible).