Quick answer
Chloraka is a quiet coastal village about 5 km northwest of Paphos city centre, offering sea views and a slower pace while staying close to city amenities. The airport is 20-25 minutes away, Coral Bay about 15 minutes, and a one-bedroom apartment rents for around €500-€700 a month.
- About 5 km northwest of Paphos centre; airport 20-25 minutes, Coral Bay about 15 minutes, Limassol just under an hour.
- OSYPA bus Route 615 runs every 10-15 minutes to Paphos centre, Coral Bay, Paphos Harbour and the Tombs of the Kings.
- One-bedroom rent is €500-€700 a month; two- to three-bedroom homes €800-€1,200.
- The International School of Paphos is about 15 minutes away by car.
- Residents include Cypriot families, British and European retirees, remote workers and young families.
Where is Chloraka and how far is it from the airport?
Chloraka is a hillside coastal village about 5 km northwest of Paphos city centre. It has sea views and a slower pace, yet city amenities are close.
- Airport: 20-25 minutes
- Coral Bay: about 15 minutes
- Limassol: just under an hour
How do you get around Chloraka?
OSYPA bus Route 615 runs every 10-15 minutes to Paphos city centre, Coral Bay, Paphos Harbour and the Tombs of the Kings.
What amenities does Chloraka have?
- Supermarkets: Papantoniou Express and Lidl
- Shopping: Kings Avenue Mall is nearby, with shops, groceries and a cinema
- Local businesses: family-run bakeries, cafés and small businesses
Where can you eat?
- Tsiakkas Tavern for traditional Cypriot food
- Poppadums Indian Restaurant for Indian cuisine
- Duomo Ristorante Italiano for Italian dishes
- Seafood and seaside cafés
Healthcare and schools
The village has private doctors and dentists. Paphos General Hospital and Blue Cross Medical are minutes away. There are local schools, and expats often use The International School of Paphos, about 15 minutes by car.
What is there to do in Chloraka?
The village has a coastal path, St. George Beach and Vrexi Beach, yoga and fitness studios, and water sports. The Troodos Mountains are within reach.
Who lives in Chloraka?
A mix of Cypriot families, British and European retirees, remote workers and young families.
How much does it cost to live in Chloraka?
Figures below are the approximate costs given in our 2025 guide.
- Rent: one-bedroom apartment €500-€700 a month; two- to three-bedroom home €800-€1,200
- Buying: from €150,000 for a modest apartment to €1M+ for a sea-facing villa
- Utilities: €150-€200 a month
- Dining: taverna meal about €12; dinner for two about €50
- Transport: bus ride €1.50; monthly pass €40
What can you see nearby?
- The MV Demetrios II shipwreck
- Coral Bay beaches
- Tombs of the Kings
- Paphos Castle
- A day trip to Limassol
- Hiking and wine tasting in the Troodos Mountains
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What is Chloraka known for?
Its calm lifestyle, sea views, tavernas and the shipwreck off its coast.
Is Chloraka well connected to Paphos?
Yes. It is about 10 minutes from Paphos by car, with a regular bus service.
Is Chloraka good for remote work?
Yes. It is quiet and has cafés suited to working.
Who lives in Chloraka?
Locals, retirees, digital nomads and families.
Is Chloraka affordable?
It is more affordable than Cyprus's big cities for rent, dining and daily costs.
