Really nice visit, would have liked more information. Wonderful views, would recommend sensible shoes/trainers and on a day when it’s not too sunny as there’s no shade. Only option to buy water is at the entrance. Our visit took a couple of hours, really cheap entry fee at 4.50 euro.

Very interesting place, lots of ruins! Ask for over 65 ticket and you get in free, this applies to all of these sites. Very hot, take water and a hat, no shade at all. Don’t go in flip flops as the ground is very uneven. You can now exit onto the new headland pathway. There are one way exits , makes for a good walk. Well worth a visit.

It was a nice place to visit, with a lot of interesting things to see and learn. The price was 4,5 euros, so I think it is affordable because the tour can last for a few hours. My advice is to visit it earlier in the morning or on a colder day because it involves a lot of walking, so it is a bit difficult to do when it's very hot.

Because the area is largely open & exposed, the sun/heat may be the only deterrent to visiting the Paphos ruins. A relatively quick history lesson - we were there for about 75 minutes - this is a "nice" stop, easily accessed via the lovely waterfront. Affordable with smooth gravel walking paths. Worth a visit!

This should not be missed. The site is a large swathe of land near the port and has its entrance near some free car parks right next to the harbour. Entrance was just 4.5 Euros. There is a lot of walking, but there are two covered areas for some of the important mosaics. The sheer amount of excavated ruins is overwhelming. The floor mosaics are absolutely outstanding. Allow 2 hours.

I’m not one for paying to see a load of fallen down stones or the remains of buildings at foundation/ground floor level but in fairness this site was extensive and had a lot if very well preserved mosaics. It is cheap to visit and is a good hour+ of wandering about. Worth a visit given the great location right by the harbour, price and scale

Easy to locate at edge of harbour only €4.50 entry. The site is very spread out, we particularly enjoyed all of the mosaics kept undercover from House of Dianisis. Amazing to see ancient history spread before us in a lovely setting by the coast

Amazing site. Well worth a visit but it is quite large and so you might want to break it up into two shorter visits if you find long walks tiring. Beautiful views and a well preserved theatre. Plus the mosaics are wonderful!

This is a huge site. According to my daughter's fitbit we walked over six miles going around it. There is an introductory room, but most of the site is badly labelled if you don't do QR codes. Most is in the open air, so while we were OK in March, I would not want to spend too long at the height of summer. There are two covered houses the House of Aion, and the House of Dionysus (which sadly was closed the week we were there). The mosaics are astonishing, and in such good condition.

Wifey, friend, friends teenager & I visited here today. The car parks were heaving with coaches & cars as there was a raise liner in port and at least 34 tour groups going in & around. We managed to get in pretty fast and started to look round. The archaeology and mosaics do not disappoint and there is always something new to see and the tour groups weren’t too bad. There is now a vending area half way round, outside one of the buildings and this cool room with cheap drinks was a welcome stop in the stifling heat as was a stop at the Mr Whippy in the car park on the way out !