Many of the properties (61.77%) in Paphos are house rentals. They are the most frequent holiday lettings on offer there. In addition, the average nightly price of house rentals in Paphos is £205, and the median size is 179 m². Furthermore, if you're travelling in a group of 7, house rentals are the ideal property type in Paphos, since they are usually able to accommodate 7 guests. Holidaymakers who prefer something else can also find many apartment rentals, which are the other most popular property type in Paphos. The average size of apartment rentals in Paphos is 76 m², and the average price is £77 per night.
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Popular holiday rental amenities in Paphos
You will have a large selection of holiday lettings to choose from if you are looking for a holiday rental providing a pool in Paphos. In addition, more house rentals offer a pool than apartment rentals. On average, house rentals with pools in Paphos can welcome 7 holidaymakers and have an average cost of £157 a night. If, ideally, you would like to be near the water, one-third of the rentals with a pool are situated within 2 kilometres of the waterfront. Travellers who are looking for a pet-friendly accommodation will find Paphos convenient, since many properties are pet-friendly. Also, pet-friendly rentals in Paphos have an average price of £132 per night. A few of the pet-friendly rentals are situated less than 2 kilometres away from the city centre.
Price and Availability Index Paphos
Holiday Letting Price Information in Paphos
This graph displays average prices of the holiday cottages and holiday apartments located in Paphos. The most expensive week to book a holiday letting in Paphos is in July (13/07 - 20/07). On the other hand, in February you will find the cheapest prices (02/02 - 09/02). Prices this week are on average £89 a night.
Holiday Home Availability Information in Paphos
Our availability graph helps you identify the busiest months in Paphos. It is harder to find an accommodation during a week of September (22/09 - 29/09), as 66% of the rentals are booked. Conversely, 74% of the lettings are still available during a week in November (24/11 - 01/12).
The weather in Paphos
Check out the climate diagram for Paphos. On average, the warmest month is August. Conversely, January is the coolest month in Paphos, with temperatures going under 9°. The rainiest month is August while the driest month is July.
Fall in love with Paphos holiday lettings
The famous ancient site of Paphos is the mythical dwelling place of Aphrodite, goddess of romance. And romantic it is. Wafts of tangy fresh lemon and citrus blossom flutter on the breeze, and sprays of mimosa raining down from overhead tantalise the senses. You can stay in a modern apartment or one of the characteristic white-painted houses with a private pool. Tombs, perfectly preserved ancient murals, and innumerable other vestiges of this ancient city await.
Food of the Gods
Kick back by the sea and sample the delicacies perfected by the Cypriots over the millennia. Snack on sunflower seeds (known as passatempo), sipping a brandy sour or ouzo while watching the sun on the water. Meze is short for mezedhes, "little delicacies". Scented olives and fresh bread accompany tahini, skordalia and talattouri dips. Enjoy rich alternatives, such as octopus in red wine and prawns with capers, along with lightly dressed, sun-ripened salads.
Heavenly revels
The House of Dionysus is so called because of its many mosaics and wall paintings of the Greek god of wine. It belonged to a wealthy citizen family and dates back to the second century CE. Near Paphos Harbour, you'll find the House of Orpheus, god of poetry. For some healing, head to the Asclepieion, the ruin of a large complex devoted to Asclepius, god of medicine. You can hear a pin drop in the centre of the ancient Odeon, a building constructed for its acoustic effects.
Festival of love
According to legend, Aphrodite, the ancient Greek goddess of love and beauty, alighted on Paphos after her birth in the ocean. For this reason she also bore the nickname Paphia. The Paphos Aphrodite Festival is one of the most popular highlights of the year. Thousands gather to celebrate Aphrodite. Parades, shows, open air opera and a Flower Festival are just some attractions of this big-hearted, fun festival.
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