Although the majority prefer travelling during the summer, Paphos is equally stunning in winter. Paphos is an all-year-round holiday destination, so let's take a look at a few attractions and natural landmarks that are best explored in winter time.
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At this time of year, Cyprus is warmer than elsewhere in Europe, and the island is considerably less crowded. It's a peaceful time to visit, relaxing and refreshing. I love visiting popular places like Cyprus, Venice and Dubrovnik during the winter season as I find it a more enjoyable experience.
In January, the weather in Paphos is moderate winter weather. There are both sunny days and rainy/cloudy days. January is the coldest and most rainy month of the year. Nevertheless, more that half the days are dry and sunny.
Paphos has a mediterranean climate with hot dry summers and mild winters. If you're a sunseeker the best time to visit Paphos is between June and October. The hottest month of the year is August with an average daily maximum of 32 C and an average low of 23 C.
The coldest place in Cyprus in December is Nicosia and, due to the frequent winds pushing the clouds, Larnaca. It is better to choose Paphos (for luxurious hotels, history and nature), Protaras, Limassol, and Polis. Ayia Napa can get very boring since all seasonal establishments close.
Generally speaking, it is cheaper to travel in Northern Cyprus than it is to travel in the southern part of Cyprus. Car hire, resorts, and dining tend to be of better value in the north.
Your question at first glance may seem a little ridiculous, as it depends on the weather in each particular area. However, the eastern coast tends to be 3 - 4 C warmer than Paphos in the West. You could expect temperatures averaging high 20's during early May in Paphos, lovely temperature with little chance of rain.