Christmas in the UK is a feast of rampant commercialism.
In Paphos, its very different and a whole lot more pleasant.
In fact, coming to Cyprus for the Christmas break is a really smart thing to do!
Christmas in the UK is a feast of rampant commercialism.
In Paphos, its very different and a whole lot more pleasant.
In fact, coming to Cyprus for the Christmas break is a really smart thing to do!
In this Blog we’ve previously stated we’re unaware of direct scheduled flights from the UK to Paphos. Our new discovery is that Cyprus Airways have added a Paphos stop to some of their flights from Larnaka to the UK.
This means you can now fly directly from Birmingham once a week to Paphos, and from London Stansted to Paphos twice a week.
Until now. The car rental companies at both Paphos and Larnaca Aiports have discovered some very crafty ways of ripping off the tourists.
Chlorakas – between Paphos and Coral Bay – is famous as the landing site of Colonel George Grivas in 1954 at the start of his guerrilla campaign against the occupying British.
The beach where he came ashore is known as Dhigenis’ landing.
Near the landing site is a small museum dedicated to EOKA. Its centrepiece is a fishing trawler that returned George Grivas, the militant super Hellenist and military leader, to Cyprus after years of exile.