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Cheap Flights to Paphos
When is the best time to fly to Paphos?
Peak Season:
Summer time is the most popular time of year to visit, especially June, July and August so make sure to book your flights to Paphos in advance. As well as the hot weather, there are also several events that happen. Dionysia Festival is the festival to go to if you’re a wine fan and fancy a little tipple. It features some exhibits, dance performances and craft stalls. July and August also host historical and mythological stories where people from all over the world come to visit.
Spring and autumn are great times to book your flights to Paphos as the weather isn’t too hot, there are less crowds and you have a great chance of finding cheap flights to Paphos.
Off Season:
From November to March, Paphos technically is in the rainy season. However rain falls on average of just eight days a month, meaning you should find some days for the dry, sunny weather. If you like skiing, the Troodos mountains are busy and a great place to visit during the off season. Due to the cooler weather, you’ve got a good chance of finding cheap flights to Paphos.
How long is the flight to Paphos?
Flights from London to Paphos – 4 hours 30 minutes
Flights from Bristol to Paphos – 4 hours 35 minutes
Flights from Manchester to Paphos – 4 hours 35 minutes
Flights from Glasgow to Paphos – 5 hours 25 minutes
Which airlines operate flights to Paphos?
You can book your flights to Paphos with British Airways, easyJet, Thomas Cook and a few others. Depending on the time of year you want to travel, you might find cheap flights to Paphos harder to come by. As well as flights to Paphos being averagely cheap, it’s also one of the cheapest places to visit for a vacation. One word of warning, British Airways do charge quite a fee for checked in baggage, especially during the summer so make sure to compare the different airlines to find a good price on your flight tickets.
How to get from the airport to the city centre?
Transport isn’t readily available to get to the city centre so a taxi might well be the best option, you can get bus 613 from the airport to Paphos centre. There are only 2 connections a day though 1 at 07:25 and the other at 18:30. If you arrive at a time that isn’t suitable you can get bus 612 which connects Kato Paphos with the airport every hour. Depending on your hotel reservations, you could have a shuttle bus waiting for you.
