Peyia
Pegeia is one of the most scenic areas of Paphos, located on the western coast of Cyprus, about 15–25 km from the city centre. The region includes both coastal zones and mountain villages such as Coral Bay, Agios Georgios, Kathikas, Akoursos, and Ineia.
Pegeia is famous for its natural beauty, peaceful atmosphere and variety of beaches — from organised areas with cafés and water sports to wild, untouched coves near the Akamas Peninsula. Among its best-known beaches are Coral Bay, White River Beach, Agios Georgios Harbour Beach, Toxeftra Beach, and Lara Beach.
At the heart of the area lies Pegeia village, perched on a hill with stunning sea views. It retains traditional Cypriot charm, with taverns, cafés and the Church of Saint George. The surrounding area offers wineries, scenic roads and access to the Akamas nature reserve.
Pegeia is ideal for travellers seeking tranquillity, authentic experiences and proximity to the sea — a perfect combination of nature, culture and coastal living in Cyprus.
Cafes, taverns and restaurants
Viklari The Last Castle
A famous hilltop spot with views over Lara Bay. A simple village taverna with no menu serving fresh meat and oven-baked potatoes. Open during the day only, no reservations.
Attractions
Chapel of Saint Dimitrios
Modern restored chapel in Peyia, blending traditional stonework with elegant minimal design.
Locations for walks
Пикник-парк в Пейе
Хорошее место для пикника в любое время года. Можно прогуляться к обрыву с шикарным видом на море и Пафос.
Лес Мелети в Пейе
Quiet pine woodland on the edge of Paphos with easy paths and plenty of shade. Ideal for relaxed walks, short runs and family time.
Природная тропа ущелья Авакас
A beautiful canyon with hiking trails for visitors. There is plenty of shade and coolness from the stream.
Гавань Святого Георгия
A scenic harbour with crystal-clear water, rocky coastline and dramatic sea views.
Children's playgrounds
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