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Aphrodite's Rock in Paphos

The legend of Aphrodite flourishes around the city of Paphos in this lovely corner of Cyprus. The Greek goddess of rather a lot of things, including love and beauty, is reputed to have risen from the sea around this way and legend still lingers around the sea stack known as Aphrodite's Rock.

Whichever version of the story you choose to believe, Aphrodite certainly blessed this region with beauty, and you are bound to fall in love with it.

Flights to Paphos will deliver you right into the lap of the legend, with the much-visited tourist attraction of the rock, also known as Petra Tou Romiou, within easy reach of the resorts around Paphos.

Remains of an ancient building in Cyprus

Paphos Airport (PFO) serves the western half of Cyprus, generally regarded to be the quieter and more sophisticated side of the island. The growing tourist city of Paphos (also known as Pafos) is around 15 minutes away from the airport. Taxis and buses are available outside the terminal. Car hire is a better bet if you want to make the most of your holiday in the area around Paphos after you've transferred to your resort.

Paphos is gaining in popularity as a holiday hotspot. It is a city steeped in history and boasts many Greek and Roman buildings, plus a smattering of British colonial style. Family fun is available here in the form of Aphrodite Water Park and the beaches stretch as far as the eye can see.

The large tourist resort of Limassol is best reached from Paphos Airport, as opposed to Larnaca Airport in the east. Limassol is livelier and busier than Paphos, though historical significance still abounds in the south coast resort.

Small and charming resorts such as Pissouri, Pomos and Latchi are also emerging on the tourist radar, and established favourites Coral Bay, St Georges and chic Aphrodite Hills (there she is again) continue to lure holidaymakers seeking powdery sand, sparkling seas and just enough energy to keep the pulse pumping.

Spa breaks, water sports adventures, hiking trails in the soaring Troodos Mountains and golfing holidays also ensure that Paphos flights, which take around four hours from UK airports, remain popular throughout the year.

The winter months are cooler and wetter than the hot summer months and flight prices are often cheaper out of peak season.

The best way to save money on flights to Cyprus is booking early and using price-comparison tools. Use the price checker on TravelSupermarket today to find your Paphos flights.