PFO Airport Transfer | Paphos Cyprus

Paphos International Airport (IATA: PFO) is Cyprus's second airport, 15 kilometres south-east of Paphos town on the west coast. PFO runs a strongly seasonal profile — heavy UK, Irish, German and Nordic charter traffic from May to October with a substantially reduced winter schedule. The airport-to-Paphos-harbour run takes 15 to 25 minutes; the Coral Bay hotel strip is 22 to 32 minutes. Limassol is 65 kilometres east via the A6 motorway (50 to 65 minutes) — slightly shorter than the LCA-to-Limassol run on the opposite side. A LocalsRide private transfer meets you at the arrivals exit at a fare locked in EUR at booking.

PFO Transfer Times

Paphos town centre and harbour: 15 km, 15–25 min. Tombs of the Kings area: 18 km, 20–28 min. Coral Bay hotel strip: 20 km, 22–32 min. Sea Caves and Agios Georgios: 28 km, 30–40 min. Aphrodite's Rock (Petra tou Romiou): 25 km, 25–35 min. Polis and Latchi (quieter northwest coast): 50 km, 50–65 min. Kourion archaeological site: 40 km, 40–55 min. Limassol Old Port: 65 km, 50–65 min. Troodos Platres: 75 km, 1.25–1.5 hours. Larnaca (cross-island): 150 km, 1.5–2 hours.

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Frequently asked questions

Does PFO run a full flight schedule in winter?

No — substantially reduced winter schedule. Most UK, Irish, German, Scandinavian charters stop November-April. Year-round scheduled routes continue from a handful of cities. Winter airport taxi supply is lighter; pre-booking guarantees a vehicle regardless of the quieter rank.

Can I combine Aphrodite's Rock into my PFO airport transfer?

Yes — a PFO-to-hotel transfer with a stop at Petra tou Romiou (25 km south-east, roadside viewpoint) is a common first-afternoon booking. 20–30 min covers the view, photos, steps to the beach. Request at booking so the driver allocates time. Kourion or Omodos can be added for a longer introductory drive.