Breakfast will be served at your hotel.
Spend a day sightseeing the wonders of Paphos: the whole town is included in the UNESCO World Cultural Heritage list. Proceeding westbound along the beautiful coast, we stop at Petra tou Romiou, where, according to Greek mythology, Aphrodite emerged from the foam of the water. We start our daily visit at the church of Ayia Paraskevi, one of the most interesting Byzantine churches on the island, dating from the tenth century.
Then we will be guided through the famous mosaics of the House of Dionysus. The floors of these villas date back to a period between the third and fifth centuries AD and are considered among the most beautiful mosaics in the Eastern Mediterranean.
We continue to the Tombs of the Kings dating back to the fourth century BC, cut into the rock and decorated with Doric columns. Next stop at the monastery of Ayios Neophytos founded in the late twelfth century by the Cypriot hermit and writer Neophytos. The Engleistra contains some of the most beautiful Byzantine frescoes (XII and XV century). The last visit will take place at the church of Panagia Chrysopolitissa, built in the thirteenth century, in the complex where you can see the column of St. Paul, where, according to tradition, the saint was scourged.