Good place to start trip to beach called Blue Laguna natural beauty. You can swim there or relax and admire the natural, unforgettable views and on the way as well. The road is very challenging for walk or 4x4 vehicle only (with experiences driver). Don't go by a car there nobody stops you but you stuck on first corner.
The natural grotto of the Baths of Aphrodite, and its botanical garden, can be found past the fishing harbour of Latsi, and towards the tip of the Akamas Peninsula.
Shaded by an old fig tree, amidst lush greenery, legend tells that the Ancient Greek Goddess Aphrodite used to bathe in the waters. According to Greek mythology, Aphrodite met her lover Adonis at this beautiful spot when he stopped for a drink whilst hunting, and fell in love with her the moment when he drank the water.
Stunning place in the area of Paphos, the way there is amazing, small and beautiful villages along the road, great restaurants and super nice people. We start by walk to the Baths and continue walking up to the small mountain above it, half an hour or a hour walk to the top and then you can see amazing view of all the bay.. It's hard to describe it in words.
Go visit there and then you will understand.
After going to the baths carry on walking and do the round trip. Could be better signed. Use Google maps to guide you. We went too early. Spring flowers would have made it even better. The area though is smothered in wild cyclamen
The botanical gardens are nice but the best part was the hike. It starts from a back gate of the gardens and it climbs for 2.5 km up to a water source (a pipe and not a spring). We took the same way down, to avoid the jeeps and baggies.
Nice place to visit. Great sea view. Best at winter. At the viewpoint there's a restaurant - do not recommend unless it's for a drink or a snack. Terrible food
Lovely walks here with beautiful views but don't get too excited about the "baths" especially if it's during dry season .a couple of shops one selling yummy icecream and a very nice restaurant with good food and fantastic views..also small rocky beach
More a dark whole than an inspiring bath. However, I was here at afternoon. People say you must come early in the morning.
The baths on their own were not that impressive for me, but the nature trail starting from them is extremely beautiful. I also had the luck of arriving there during a lovely day, so the views from the trail were just awesome.
I only wish I had the time to complete the trail, I only walked on it until I found a geocache. Maybe next time.
Excellent - worth a trip. Park back by the shops and walk from there - there is a decent path through the big gates or a rough one down the road to the right of them. We made that mistake with a doddery walker with us but made it fine the other way.
A really unique place but a bit of a hike in if you have some walking issues. The place is just up from the parking lot in a sort of park area. There are some amazing views as you walk up the path to the grotto. It was very hot and when we were at the grotto we were eaten alive by mosquitoes and again difficult to get great photos with everyone posing and taking selfies.
Smaller than I imagined. The actual 'bath' is a small rockpool at the bottom of a fairly unimpressive waterfall. There are some walks here too, but the main attraction was fairly disappointing.
Spotted this on our journey from Paphos to Limassol. Good stopping off point but not much more. Not much to see.
The baths is a pretty little grotto, not exceptional. The views across the bay are fantastic. The walking opportunities on the Akemas are wonderful but - the experience is being ruined by tourists on quad bikes. Expect noise and dust every five minutes.
Bath not worth the trip alone, OK if part of a day trip. Small pond with an Eel in it. History of site interesting. Gardens are very nice. A decent beach to swim on while your here. Very few tourist facilities which is either good or bad depending on your expectations. Found it impossible to get a coffee here.
Fascinating story and nice to see. Make sure you use some of the water for rejuvenation purposes!
We've wasted several hours trying to reach the so called "baths of Aphrodite", just to find out a dirty and badly smelling pool. Totally not worth visiting.
The bath itself not worth the trip , the Gardens are nice
The coastline is amazing and worthy of a visit. There are several beaches and many cliffs. If you are a picture buff and or love the sea I highly recommend the visit here just bring your walking shoes or a 4x4 truck because the trail is rocky.
A small pond, no more than a couple meters wide (that's 6ft for people who don't understand proper measurement units). Massive eel living in the middle of it. Viciously attacks everyone who gets near. Don't throw food at it - it just helps it to get bigger.
Great area with amazing walks and scenery. The baths themselves are totally overrated (a tiny pool with a small waterfall, with no swimming), so would recommend visiting as part of the Aphrodite track.
Liked this place, free entry, beautiful trial and good restaurants around. Go see it!
Baths of Aphrodite is well over-estimated. It is just a pond in the rocks. Nature trails and botanical garden surrounding the place is the true attraction.
Good location near baths of Aphrodite. Splendid views to the Bay. Variety of Cyprus dishes.
Was not worth the effort but the drive there was amazing views of the valley's
Aphrodite, the goddess of love, used to shower in a well hidden waterfall located in this place.
Although you may not be so amazed by the waterfall have no doubts about how much the beach will amaze you.
Pure nature, beautiful scenery crystal clear water.
One of the best beaches in the island.