Coral Bay is a quiet, laid back resort with lots of options for a quiet drink and relaxed meal. There are plenty of local amenities so anything you need is close at hand, though there is not much to do other than lazing on the beach and soaking up the sun.
Coral Bay
Coral Bay is by no means as big and as flashy as its neighbour. Nevertheless you won't be short on those holiday essentials, including banks, supermarkets and shops. The evening scene is that of relaxed and laid back dining and while away the hours over drinks. If you want something a bit livelier at night then the short bus trip will take you directly into Paphos where you can party the night away.
A small boutique hotel affording stunning views of the Bay and offers personalised and attentive service, a great range of activities and relaxing Spa. Perfect for those who want to de-stress and rel...
The Akti Beach Tourist Village is a complex of self-catering studios and apartments, its situated on the seafront between the resorts of Paphos and Coral Bay....
Offering an exclusive quiet location, the Theo Sunset Bay holiday village is a family run business, featuring traditional Cypriot hospitality, a high level of service and a friendly atmosphere....
The apartment complex is situated on the outskirts of Coral Bay, around 2.5km from the resort centre. The comfortably furnished apartments provide a great base for exploring the area....
Coral Beach Hotel and Resort sits on it's 300 metres stretch of sandy beach and even has it's own harbour offering daily boat trips and mini cruises. This is an all inclusive resort offering a variety...
Aqua Sol Holiday Village is located by the beach in the Coral Bay area. With an on-site water park and seasonal entertainment, this hotel is an ideal choice for families. ...
Aurora Apartments offer self-catering accommodation close to the resort amenities of Peyeia. Coral Bay Beach and Paphos Town are a short bus ride away....
Marina Hilltop Apartments enjoy an elevated position with sea views. These self-catering apartments are just 10 minutes walk from the village amenities....
The neighbouring town of Paphos is a UNESCO world heritage site and offers plenty of historical places of interest, including remains of villas, palaces, theatres, fortresses and tombs. Popular places to visit include the Tomb of the Kings, the Paphos Archaeological Park and the Paphos Fort. Found between Limassol and Paphos is Aphrodite's Rock, believed to be sacred, legend says that this is the point where Aphrodite emerged from the sea in 1200 BC.
The Paphos region has plenty of great ideas and places for a day-trip out ideal for anyone seeking a break from the beach.
The Aphrodite Waterpark is found at the far eastern end of the Kato Paphos coastal road and is open from May to October. There are a number of rides and attractions including a lazy river, wave pool and a children's fun pool.
The Paphos Zoo was originally a bird park and now with its increasing number and species of animals has turned into very well maintained small zoo.
The Akamas Peninsula by Jeep Safari; this scenic corner of the island is a nature preserve, home to the deep Avakas Gorge; Lara Bay a nesting ground for the protected loggerhead and green back turtles, and the Baths of Aphrodite (believed to be the bathing place of the Goddess of love and beauty.