Royal Coral Bay Resort

Royal Coral Bay is in the Coral Bay area of Paphos on the island of Cyprus, only a short drive from Paphos town. It is the perfect location from which to explore the wild beauty of the Akamas, the sandy beaches of Cyprus' western coast, and the hillside villages in the wine region. A bus service passes right in front of the Resort every twenty minutes, while discounted car hire and other forms of motor transportation can easily be arranged at the Resort itself.

The Royal Coral Bay Resort is unique in that it is located within a conservation area with a wealth spectacular scenery. The Resort itself, facing the sea and offering a panoramic view across the Bay, provides pure relaxation and tranquillity. Resort guests have exclusive access to the sandy cove where they can swim undisturbed in crystal waters.

The Resort is also ideally situated to explore the Akamas Peninsula with its numerous inviting beaches. The unspoilt and forested Akamas area is popular with nature lovers, artists and amateur photographers. In the evenings, take a short walk around the magical and calm bay of Keratidi, which many centuries ago used to be the old port of Paphos, and enjoy the unparalleled beauty of an East Mediterranean sunset. The Royal Coral Bay Resort near Paphos in Cyprus includes studios, one and two bedroom apartments, all of which are fully equipped and comfortably furnished.

Studio Apartments sleep a maximum of two persons and consist of a lounge bedroom with kitchenette and dining area with a separate bathroom. One Bedroom Apartments sleep a maximum of four persons and consist of a lounge with kitchenette and dining area along with separate bathroom and bedroom. Two Bedroom Apartments sleep a maximum of six persons and consist of a One Bedroom Apartment and a Studio Apartment combined through a connecting door.

The Resort has a wealth of onsite facilities including a superb outdoor swimming pool, a heated indoor pool and Jacuzzi, a gymnasium and a children's playground, all within walking distance of the natural beaches.

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