5 hour(s)
English
Included
Enjoy an exciting off road ride on a quad or buggy
Explore sea caves and view the impressive coastal shipwreck
Visit turtle nesting beaches and enjoy a refreshing swim
Relax at the scenic Adonis Baths and its natural waterfall
€ 94.54
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This five hour quad and buggy adventure invites you to explore the most remarkable landscapes around Paphos in a fun and exciting way. No previous experience is required, only the desire to discover unique coastal views, rugged nature trails and iconic landmarks. The journey takes you along the beautiful coastline starting from Coral Beach and continues to the striking sea caves and the famous shipwreck resting on the rocks. From there, the tour moves toward St Georges Harbour, known for its archeological sites and scenic surroundings. You will then ride through the unspoiled Akamas Reserve where turtles nest, with time to relax or swim at Lara Turtle Conservation Station. The final stop leads you to the tranquil Adonis Baths, a natural retreat where clear waters, small waterfalls and lush greenery create a peaceful setting. This tour is ideal for couples, families, friends and beginners who want to explore hidden places only accessible by off road routes while enjoying a memorable experience in nature.
The safari price includes petrol
3rd party insurance coverage
Safety helmets
Goggles only contact lens wearers, upon request
Gratuities
Lunch
Protective mask for dust
Sunglasses and sunscreen
Water bottle
Camera
Driver’s license
Swimwear
Comfortable walking shoes and clothes
Cash
Drivers must have a valid category B driving license
Driver age must be between 18 and 70 years
Minimum passenger age 12 years for quad bikes no age limit for buggies
All drivers must bring their physical driving license on the day of the tour
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Fantastic and beautiful place, the agonising baths is filled with natural spring water and be warned is very cold but so beautiful, this is not a place for disabled access, but children are welcome and costs 15 euros each also there are multiple view points and cafes for a drink.
Adonis and Aphrodite are celebrated here. The water is cool and turquoise blue for swimming, there are 2 changing rooms, outdoor benches. Access to the pool/ waterfalls is along a wooden flight of stairs and not wheelchair friendly/ suitable. Entry fee 10 Euros, cash preferred Very enjoyable from a local tour on Quad bikes. I took a 3 hour trip to a few other attractions also. Highly recommended. Time spent here usually 45-90 mins at a quieter time of year. Each month the number of visitors will differ. There is a carpark big enough for coaches, minibuses, and the quad bike tours and trips available locally or through online bookings.
The waterfall is very close to the parking. Waters are not deep, some parts of the area require you to swim. The road that leads to the place is very good comparing to other locations on the island. Ticket costs 15€. You can get snacks like ice-cream, chips, cold drinks in the shop right next to museum. There are lots of cats sitting near the shop. I myself adore those creatures, and was very happy to pet some of them. Personally didn't even look at the "museum", as it held no importance for me. I am satisfied with the atmosphere and recreational part of the location.
Visiting the Adonis Baths in Koili was absolutely worth it — it’s one of those places that really surprises you. Tucked away in nature, it’s much more than just a waterfall. The site includes a sculpture park, a small museum, and even a few quirky theme park elements, all wrapped in mythological charm. The baths themselves are stunning — cool, refreshing water perfect for a summer dip. Facilities were a pleasant surprise too: there are changing rooms and toilets on-site, which made things a lot more comfortable for us. It truly feels like a hidden sanctuary, and unlike the more famous touristy spots, this one still holds some mystery. 🌿 If you’re into hiking and waterfalls, Cyprus is full of options: • Try the Millomeri Waterfall Nature Trail with its lush greenery and views of the Kyros River. • Or head to Platres and discover the Caledonia Falls — some of the tallest and most beautiful in the country. • But if you want myth meets nature, Adonis Baths is the place. With breathtaking mountain scenery, swimmable pools, and Greek legends carved in stone, it’s a perfect blend of culture and nature
This place is stunning! The water is very cold but nice and refreshing especially on a very hot day! Definitely recommend hiring a buggy for the trip up there, there’s lots of signs around saying how it’s suitable for cars but I wouldn’t risk it, especially if you have a hire car! We had a buggy and had no issues at all! We were there at the end of June and it wasn’t too busy at all, we expected it to be a lot worse! Lots of cats up there, including a little kitten who took up a lot of our time!! He was just the cutest!!
