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With every taxi,minibus or coach transfer you book from PanCoaches.com you get the following discounts on entrance fees at Paphos Zoo.

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1. Sent us as an E-mail or give as a Phone Call and request a transfer to Paphos Zoo
2. After your reservation is placed you will receive a discount voucher which you can redeem at Paphos Zoo Entrance and get your discount.
3. Enjoy a wonderful day!

Nissi Beach Ayia Napa

 Cyprus Most Clean Beaches Of Europe

Ever wondered witch country in the EU has the cleanest beaches ? Well wonder no more, According to a recent study by the European Environment Agency, Cyprus comes at the First place amongst 26 other Countries.

This study comes to reinforce Cyprus notorious reputation as the top Summer holiday destination in Europe.

To find more details see official report here

Fig Tree Bay Protaras

Places to visit in Larnaca

Larnaca was originally known as Kition, or Kitium. It is a 6000 year old scenic city in the island nation of Cyprus. It has the largest commercial airport. Its history is rich in culture, architecture and civilizations. Since the Neolithic times, it has always welcomed refugees, tourists and inhabitants. All the forts and other monuments of Larnaca are well preserved. One can get mesmerized in this ancient city of historical architecture and traditions.

Larnaca has many places to offer to an adventurous explorer. You’d be fascinated at the sight of the Choirokoitia Neolithic Settlement, one of the important pre-historic sites in the Mediterranean, Europe square, the oldest colonial building of the English, Stavrovouni Monastery, Palm trees promenade, Zenobia wreck and museums. Larnaca indeed has breath taking places!

Places which you cannot miss:

 Larnaca Castle 

• Larnaca Fort: Located near the sea shore, Larnaca’s fort was built in 1625. Also used as Larnaca Municipal Cultural Centre during the summer, this fort is home to ancient cannons and World War II German field artillery. This fort was used as a prison during the British rule and because of its historic importance; it has now been converted into a museum. The tour would not be expensive on your pocket.

Saint Lazarus

• Agios Lazaros: Considered to be the most significant remaining Byzantine monument of Cyprus, this stone church was built in 890 by Byzantine Emperor Leo VI. Its brilliant baroque woodcarving of the golden surfaced iconostas is approximately 3 centuries old. This church was built over the tomb of Saint Lazarus by the Emperor. Saint Lazarus is taken
  in procession through the streets, 8 days before the Greek Orthodox Easter.

Larnaca Salt Lake

• Larnaca Salt Lake: The Central salt lake was a gulf in the prehistoric times. When the gulf was closed, the port was destroyed and the salt lake was formed. Salt, an expensive product of the prehistoric times, could be extracted in abundance from this lake. A large percentage of revenue was due to the export of salt from this lake. Another interesting phenomena of this lake is that of the migration of more than 75 species of migratory birds to this lake during the season of winter. Flamingos, to a large extent, migrate every year. This lake also offers breathtakingly scenic sunsets to enjoy every evening and the entry is free!

Mackenzie Beach Larnaca

• Mackenzie Beach: A beautiful beach with an endless stretch of white sand, warm water and gentle breeze. Welcome to the Makenzy beach! It is also children-safe as the water is shallow for a large distance. With many restaurants to choose from, Makenzy makes it a very cosy and safe place to spend an afternoon. It has been very popular since the 80’s and has now been transformed into a chic place to hangout.

Finikoudes

• Finikoudes Beach: A spectacular city beach with a lot of busy happenings. Clean water, fantastic promenade and wide choice of pubs, cafes,hotels and restaurants define this beach. During the summer season Finikoudes beach its buzzing from life,its preferred by locals as well as tourists.

Larnaca also offer luxury accommodations and hotels for people to unwind after a long day. Either for a break from the daily routine or to just sink in some historical heritage and knowledge, either during summer or the winter, with its pleasant climate all yearlong, Larnaca is a must visit destination!

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 Top 5 places to visit in Paphos

Paphos is a an ancient city located on the western coast of Cyprus, a Mediterranean island known for its beaches, UNESCO world heritage sites, and distinctive Greek and Turkish culture split. Once the capital of the small island nation, over the centuries Paphos has been captured and reinvented almost more than history books can keep track of, even going through a period known as the city of Augustus following one devastating earthquake.

While modern Paphos’ origins can be traced back to the early 20th century as a British colony, the Cypriots here never abandoned their Greek heritage. In 1960, during the establishment of the Republic of Cyprus, citizens took pride installing the nation’s first president, a Paphos native. It was during this time that the city began recovering from a stretch of economic troubles, developed modern infrastructures and established a thriving tourism industry.

Kato Paphos

• Kato Paphos, also known as lower Paphos, is a rejuvenated district on the harbor. Its picturesque promenade, proximity to hotels and an abundance of trendy cafes, bars and boutiques make it an attractive hub for tourist activity. The area’s biggest draw, however, are the 3rd-century-BC structures — Tombs of the Kings — which were declared UNESCO World Heritage Monuments in 1980.

Medieval Castle of Paphos

• Originally erected by the Byzantines for the purposes of guarding the harbor, Paphos Castle survived a series of invasions over the centuries. At times used to house prisoners and then a salt storage facility under British rule, in 1935 the nation declared the castle a historic landmark. These days, the popular Paphos Aphrodite Festival is held on the Castle Square each autumn and international opera companies come here to perform on the open-air stage with the castle serving as the backdrop.

Kato Paphos Archaeological Park

• Kato Paphos Archaeological Park was established in 1980 for the purpose of providing education about and protection for the city’s ancient treasures. At the center of Archaeological Park are the 2nd-century mosaic floors of the Roman villas, which depict mythological characters such as Dionysos, the god of wine; Theseus slaying the minotaur; and the birth of Achilles.

The Baths of Aphrodite

• Legend has it that Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of love and beauty, bathed in the natural pools at this grotto on the Akamas Peninsula near Polis. The pool, which is shaded by a fig tree, is surrounded by a well-paved nature trail that offers hikers an impressive view of the surrounding coastline and rocky hillsides where goats are free to roam. According to tradition, bathing in the cave’s waters can bring eternal youth. Unfortunately, signs warn that soaking in Aphrodite’s ancient tub is no longer permitted.

Akamas Lara Bay

• Lara Bay, located on the coast north of Paphos, is known for its commitment to protecting the region’s critically endangered and threatened wildlife. For that reason, visitors will not find chairs or umbrellas on this strip of unspoiled beach, which seasonally hosts green turtle hatcheries. In 1989, the Department of Fisheries and Marine Life declared this region, which includes Lara Bay, a protected area. As a result, several rules govern beach hours; and prohibit vehicles, liter and bonfires. Visitors are required to walk on existing pathways and avoid disturbing the delicate sand dune vegetation.

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Tiger at paphos zoo

Paphos Zoo In Cyprus

Pafos Zoo is the first established and biggest licensed Zoo in Cyprus. Set in a lush and unspoiled natural environment of  more than 100.000sq.m, it is home to an extensive variety of birds and animals from every corner of the planet.

The collection of exotic birds and venomous snakes is one of the largest in Europe. If you’re mad about lions and tigers, in love with the lemurs or potty about parrots, then Pafos Zoo is not to be missed. A great wildlife experience awaits you, just a few minutes from Pafos. Come and meet all the residents.

Don’t leave out …the performers: the brightly-colored macaws and the smart owls. They will amaze you with their clever and amusing tricks that they perform everyday in the amphitheater.

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  Shuttle From Paphos Airport To Paphos Town

Shared Shuttle transfer from Paphosl Airport (PFO) to Paphos Town area.This is the cheapest way to travel from the Airport to your hotel.

Our Shuttle Services are “Door To Door“. Meaning that you will be Dropped Off outside your Hotel or Tourist Resort,and not on predefine stops who might not be close to your resort,thus eliminating the need to use other additional transfers or walk to get to your Hotel.

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 Shuttle From Larnaca Airport To Ayia Napa

Shared Shuttle transfer from Larnaca International Airport (LCA) to Ayia Napa area.This is the cheapest way to travel from the Airport to your hotel.

Our Shuttle Services are “Door To Door“. Meaning that you will be Dropped Off outside your Hotel or Tourist Resort,and not on predefine stops who might not be close to your resort,thus eliminating the need to use other additional transfers or walk to get to your Hotel.

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 Taxi From Paphos Airport To Paphos Town

A Private Taxi will pick you up from Paphos Airport (PFO) and drop you off at your hotel,tourist resort or private address in Paphos Town area.Travel Fast,cheap, comfortable and in style.

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 Paphos Airport To Paphos Town 

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Minibus From Larnaca Airport To Protaras

A Private Minibus will pick you up from Larnaca Airport (LCA) and drop you off at your hotel,tourist resort or private address in Protaras area .Minibus transfers can be a cheap and fun way to get around especially if you are traveling in a small group from (10 to 22 people)

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Larnaca Airport To Protaras

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 Minibus From Paphos Airport To Paphos Town

A Private Minibus will pick you up from Paphos Airport  (PFO) and drop you off at your hotel,tourist resort or private address in Paphos Town  area .Minibus transfers can be a cheap and fun way to get around especially if you are traveling in a small group from (10 to 22 people)

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Paphos Airport To Paphos Town 

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