Nestled along the sun-kissed shores of Cyprus, Pomos beckons travellers seeking a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. This picturesque village, located in the captivating region of Paphos, offers a delightful blend of coastal charm, natural beauty, and authentic Cypriot culture. If you're yearning for the ultimate holiday experience, Pomos promises to be a haven of relaxation and discovery. Join us as we embark on a virtual journey through the heart of Pomos, unveiling the secrets that make it a must-visit destination. Pomos is a small, quiet village with a long stretch of unspoiled coastline, situated away from the more mainstream tourist destinations between the village of Nea Dimmata and the tiny seaside resort of Pachyammos and is 20km from the main town of Polis.
Pomos boasts beaches that seem almost untouched by time and stretch from Pomos all the way through to Latchi. Imagine strolling along the golden sands as the azure waves gently caress the shore. The Municipal beach is by the harbour.
Polis Beach, with its golden sands and azure waters, is the perfect spot to unwind. Whether you're basking in the Mediterranean sun or enjoying a leisurely swim, the beach provides a serene escape. Afterwards, explore the beachfront promenade lined with tavernas offering delectable seafood delights.
Not far from Polis lies Latchi Beach, a tranquil stretch of coastline offering soft sands and crystal-clear waters. Here, you can unwind under the Mediterranean sun, take leisurely strolls along the shore, or indulge in various water activities, from swimming and snorkelling to boat excursions.
Beyond the coastline, Pomos reveals a rugged and verdant landscape. Adventure awaits as you explore the scenic mountains surrounding the village. Hike through ancient trails, discover hidden waterfalls, and breathe in the fresh mountain air as you witness the natural beauty that makes Pomos a haven for outdoor enthusiasts.
Hiking in the area. Visit Pafos Org website for information on where to hike.
Visitors can admire rocks and fossils that can be found in Cyprus, at the bottom of the Mediterranean and in important habitats such as the Pafos Forest and the Salt Lake of Larnaca. What is more, they have the opportunity to see various wild birds of the island. Period: All year. Hours: Daily 08: 00-14: 00 Wednesday 08: 00-17: 00 Saturday 08: 00-13: 00.
Begin your exploration in the heart of history at the Paphos Archaeological Park. Wander through ancient Roman villas adorned with intricate mosaics that tell tales of a bygone era. The House of Dionysos and the Tombs of the Kings are must-visit archaeological wonders that transport you to a time when Cyprus was a crossroads of civilizations.
For those interested in the Byzantine era, the Byzantine Museum of Paphos is a must-visit. Located in the heart of the city, the museum showcases a remarkable collection of religious icons, frescoes, and artefacts from the Byzantine and post-Byzantine periods. Visitors can gain insight into the religious and artistic traditions that shaped Paphos during this influential period.
Delving into the cultural fabric of Paphos, the Ethnographical Museum offers a unique perspective on the daily life of the city's residents. Housed in a traditional 18th-century building, the museum displays a diverse array of exhibits, including traditional costumes, household items, and agricultural tools. This immersive experience allows visitors to connect with the traditions and customs that have defined Paphos over the centuries.
Situated in the heart of the city, the Paphos District Archaeological Museum focuses on the broader archaeological landscape of the region. The museum features artefacts from various archaeological sites in the Paphos district, shedding light on the historical developments that have shaped the area. From ancient tombs to intricate jewellery, the exhibits offer a comprehensive overview of the city's archaeological richness.
Kanalli Restaurant – Traditional Cypriot tavern overlooking the harbour of Pomos with great views and sunsets. Telephone +357 99567056.
Paradise Place – A wonderfully laid-back restaurant with a menu that changes daily according to how the spirit moves the person who is doing the cooking that day!
Plenty more restaurants in the surrounding areas of Argaka and Polis. View their location:
Mini-market Pomos.
Papantoniou Supermarket: This is the biggest supermarket in the main town Polis. It offers a huge variety of products including many UK brands.
Mas Supermarket: Large supermarket in Polis.
The main town for the area is Polis and that area boasts several well-equipped pharmacies, a Government hospital and a private medical centre ensuring that your health and well-being are in good hands during your stay.
Pharmacy Emmanouel: Telephone +357 26221877
Pharmacy Sokratous: Telephone +357 26321253
Pharmacy Doxoullas: Telephone +357 26321745
Polis General Government Hospital. Telephone +35726821800. The hospital's location can be found on Google Maps
Evanglismos Polis Medical Centre. Telephone +357 26323434. The medical centre's location can be found on Google Maps
Banking and ATMs: The nearest banks and ATMs are located in Polis and Paphos, approximately a 20-30 minute drive from Miliou.
To make the most of your visit, consider renting a car, bike or a quad bike to explore at your own pace.
Car hire - The Villa Group can assist with car hire, view Extras
Bike & Quad hire - The Villa Group can assist with bike and quad hire, view Extras
Paphos International Airport 80 km
Larnaca International Airport 180 km
Polis Centre 20 km
Latchi 23 km
Paphos Town Centre 55 km
Kato Paphos Harbour 58 km
Coral Bay 50 km