A dream, you have to see it. The best way to get there is by car. There are parking spaces on the opposite side of the road. You can get to the sea through an underpass. There are also showers and snacks and souvenirs are available in the small shop in the parking lot. It can also be reached by bus from Paphos. Unfortunately, it is time-bound. By car from Paphos it takes about 30 minutes.

A scenic stretch of coast with a wonderful color contrast between the light rocks and the turquoise sea (when the sun is shining). Unfortunately, much of the magic of the place is lost due to the tourist rush. It is best to come very early in the morning before the crowds or enjoy the scenery from above from one of the viewpoints from a distance

A beautiful beach, an ancient legend, a wonderful country. It's worth a visit for the view, swimming and the fun of it. Where else can you take a dip where the Goddess of Love emerged from the sea foam?

The scenery is beautiful from the road so make sure you take pictures from there. You can easily get closer, the site is beautiful too but mainly with cobblestones or black sand. The beach is not too large and quickly crowded but still worth the visit

We hired a car from Paphos and it’s not far to the Rock. This is a stunning sight easily reached from the car park by a small tunnel / walkway under the road which gets you onto a pebble beach. Wear good shoes or strong sandals as it’s a very pebbly beach and the stones and sand are red hot. There is a small shop in the parking area which sells ice- creams - nice little place two cones of ice cream were €9 I asked to use toilet and I think for such a big tourist attraction that a lot of people visit on a coach these toilets were disgusting.🤮 I could hardly breath without the heavy smell of ammonia (pee) it made me feel sick and it was one of the dirtiest toilets I’ve ever had the pleasure to use… this shop must take €1000s when coaches pull up and the car park was also full so there’s no excuse. Public toilets are needed at this tourist attraction.

Impressive to go to the place of the legend. The water is magnificent, ideal for a swim and great photos. The beach is rather made up of pebbles but that in no way detracts from the beauty of the place which is easy to access thanks to the car park and the underpass. I consider it a mandatory step to take on the road that doesn't take a huge amount of time and doesn't cost anything.

Great place to visit on a road trip to another place. Free parking next to a cafe where you can cross safely underneath the road to get to the beach. Keep walking to the right past the big rock formation to get to a quieter part of the beach that has a view that is even better than the one you get when you just entered the beach.

Beautiful cove of small pebbles. The view is superb 🤩 Parking on the other side of the road that gives access to the creek through a tunnel. Umbrella to be expected. Beautiful sunset if you come at the end of the day

We thought we would pop along just to see it as we had a car for the day. There is a free car park and you can avoid crossing the road by going down some steps by the shop/cafe and through the underoad tunnel. Not a sandy beach and large pebbles about so take appropriate footwear. Nothing awe inspiring but if legend is tru then you can say you have been there. Take a marker pen as people have left pebbles with love notes on them. Nice.

People swarm to this mythical birthplace of the Goddess Aphrodite. The rock—actually there are a couple somewhat clustered together—rise in the sea entrancing the visitor. Parking is free. Going to the beach is either by crossing the road and descending down via rock and sand or by traversing down steps located just outside the gift shop and going through an underground tunnel. People leave rocks in the shape of hearts and also write words of love on small rocks by the tunnel exit. Lovely to walk along the area and enjoy the area.