Paphos Airport is your gateway to Western Cyprus, an ancient city rich in history and culture just waiting for you to discover. Reputed to be the birthplace of Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of love and beauty, the harbour city of Paphos has slowly but surely emerged as a popular destination with tourists the world over. So you’ll love the fact that a Paphos airport transfer with hoppa will let you bypass the crowds and queues and get you to your accommodation with the minimum of fuss. Sink your toes into warming soft sand on the beaches, before cooling off with a dip in the glistening water - with a hoppa airport transfer service you’ll be doing that sooner rather than later.
With a selection of restaurants, cafeterias, bars, a duty free shop and a gift shop Paphos airport, the country’s second largest, will meet all your needs as you wait for your flight. Make sure you pick up those last minute souvenirs for your loved ones back home as well.
A land filled with temples and tombs, Greek goddesses and striking mosaics, Paphos is city that’s brimming with history. Its eclectic past combines with the vivacious present, offering a vibrant nightlife and an array of eateries, a Blue Flag beach and bustling harbour, to deliver a holiday that offers something for everyone.
If you’ve booked your Cyprus escape but just need to arrange your Paphos Airport transfers, choose hoppa. Our transport providers will take you to your holiday accommodation with ease – and they’ll take you back to the airport at the end of your stay, too. Book your return transfers with us now so you can relax and enjoy your holiday in the sun.
To find out what options are available for your holiday, enter your travel information in the search bar at the top of this page. You’ll then be given a selection of shuttle buses and private transfers from Paphos Airport that are available for your trip.
If you’re trying to decide between taking a shuttle bus or a private vehicle, we’ve created an at-a-glance guide to how the two compare:
When you search for transport that’s available for your travel dates, you’ll see that prices are listed next to both the shuttle bus and private vehicle options. These prices are what you will pay for your preferred transport option if you book at that moment.
However, these are live valuations that can change due to fluctuating currency rates. Therefore, if you start looking for transfers and decide to return to your search at a later date, the price may have changed since your first search.
After you’ve selected your transport, you will see the ‘Extras’ page. This features the ‘Anything we can help with?’ box, which is where you can tell us about what you need from your transport.
This could be that you want to let us know you’ll have additional or awkward luggage with you, or you have a fold-up wheelchair and want to let the driver know. By letting us know in the box, we can try to source a vehicle that suits your requirements.
Whether you’re taking a shuttle bus or a private vehicle, we allow one suitcase and one piece of hand luggage per person. If you want to bring more than this with you, make sure you double-check that you’ve selected a vehicle that can accommodate your additional luggage when you book.
Look out for the e-ticket in your email inbox once you’ve completed your booking. This is an important document that is both confirmation of your booking and a key source of information about your transfers.
Print the e-ticket off before you fly so you can easily show it to your driver when you get to Cyprus. Also, you will need to read through it so that you know where to go to find your driver when you land in Paphos.
Follow the instructions listed in the ‘Find my pick-up’ section of your e-ticket to locate your travel representative. If you can’t see any instructions for your Paphos Airport transfers in this section of your e-ticket, you’ll see contact telephone numbers listed that you can call, and we’ll give you the relevant information.
The joining directions can vary, depending on your transport provider and whether you’re travelling by shuttle bus or private vehicle.
If you arrive at the pick-up point on time and can’t see your driver, call the emergency number on your e-ticket. We’ll then be able to tell you how long they’ll be.
If it looks like you’re going to miss your pick-up time, let us know by calling the number on your e-ticket. Your driver will wait for you for up to 45 minutes and we’ll send a new driver to you if you’re delayed for longer than this. For delays of over three hours, you’ll have to rearrange your Paphos Airport transfers with us.
Here’s a guide to transfer times to some of the most popular destinations in and near to Paphos:
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Destination |
Time |
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Paphos Town |
35 mins |
|
Coral Bay |
50 mins |
|
Chloraka Village |
40 mins |
Like your inbound transfers, your return airport transfers in Paphos depend on whether you are taking a shuttle bus or private car.
If you’re travelling in a private vehicle, you’ll be picked up from your holiday accommodation by your driver at the time listed on your e-ticket. Make sure you’re ready to leave 15 minutes before your pick-up time and have your e-ticket with you so you can present it to your driver.
Taking the shuttle bus? You’ll find your return pick-up time in the ‘My Bookings’ section here on the hoppa site the day before your flight.
Whether you’re taking the bus or a private car, we’ll send you a text to let you know your pick-up time before you’re due to head home. Simply opt in to receive SMS messages from us when you book for an added reminder of when you’ll be collected.
If you your driver doesn’t arrive at the designated pick-up time, call the emergency number on your e-ticket and we’ll let you know where they are.
| Destination | Distance (approx.) | Duration (approx.) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Coral Bay (Paphos Area) | 30 km | 52 min | |
| Paphos Town | 15 km | 32 min | |
| Chloraka Village | 22 km | 49 min | |
| Paphos Intl. Airport (PFO) | km | min | |
| Limassol | 62 km | 56 min |
Do & See
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The harbour area of town is a busy bustling centre of activity, here visitors can either sit and enjoy snacks and drinks, or tuck into delicious freshly caught fish at one of the many seafood restaura...
Ancient temples, rock-cut tombs and Roman villas with elaborate mosaic floors all reflect the highly sophisticated societies which inhabited Pafos in the past. With a history dating back more than eig...
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The real taste of a Cypriot Tavern The traditional atmosphere with a full Cypriot menu and fine selection of local wines and cocktails make this one of the finest tavern not only in the area of Papho...
There are plenty of eateries, especially kebab houses in every square of the town
Enjoy delicious dishes at the high quality restaurants serving Cypriot traditional cuisine , as well as international cuisines including Asian, French, Italian and English.
Fettas Tavern is located at the center of Paphos. A lot of parking space is available around the tavern . The tavern is very well known among the locals and tourists. Fettas Tevern is highly recommen...
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There are numerous of cafes you can visit by the harbour.
There are many eateries and coffee shops by the Pafos Old Town as well.
There are plenty choices of cafes in Pafos city center
Amazing view from several cafes by the Harbour.
Give an exciting twist to your night by exploring the jazzy nightlife scene in Pafos. The city offers many lounge bars to entertain you.
Enjoy unforgettable evenings with our friends and entertain yourselves with unique moments in Karaoke bars.
Pafos prides itself on its musical talent and has plenty of traditional taverns with traditional live music.
You can find plenty of pubs with a great choice of local and international beers and ales including all of your favourites.
Despite the fact that Pafos is one of the calmest and relaxing resorts in Cyprus, it also has plenty of nightclubs and discos.
Shopping in Pafos has been through a lot of transformation over the last decade or so, with the emergence of many supermarkets and shopping centres together with the introduction of well-known high st...
In Pafos city center you can also find shops with plenty of traditional products.
You can also find highest quality leather goods, accessories, bags and many more products.
Shop all your favourite designers and luxury fashion brands.
Meet the artists, watch how it is made or create your own piece of art to take home
Overview
Travel essentials
Nearby airportscurrency
1 EURO, € = 100cent
emergencyNumbers
Pafos General Hospital: +357 26803260, +357 26306100 Ambulance: 199 / 112 Police: 199 / 112 Fire Service: 199 / 112
openingHours
Office Hours 8.00am -17.00pm Shopping Hours June to October 9.30 to 21.00 (Every Day) April to May 9.30 to 20.00 (Every Day) November to March 9.30 to 19 (Sunday Closed)
population
90,000
touristInformation
Tourist Information Office Pafos Operating Hours: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday: 08:00 - 17:00 Wednesday: 08:00 - 14:30 Saturday: 08:00 - 13:30 Address: Agoras 8, Pafos Zip: 8010 Telephone: +357 26 932 841 Email: Information_OfficePafos@visitcyprus.com Tourist Information Office Polis Operating Hours: Monday - Friday: 08:00 - 14:30 Address: Vasileos Stasioikou A' 2, Polis Chrysochous, Pafos Zip: 8820 Telephone: +357 26 322 468 Email: PolisInformation@visitcyprus.com Tourist information office Kato Pafos Address: Poseidonos 63 A Postal Code: 8042 Tel: +357 26930521 Email: informationkatopafos@visitcyprus.com Website: www.visitcyprus.com
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