Lighthouse Beach, Mediterranean beach near Tomb of Kings road, Paphos, Cyprus.
Lighthouse Beach is a stretch of coastline in Paphos District covered with pebbles, rocks, and sandy patches along the Mediterranean. An ancient Roman lighthouse stands at the northern end of the shore as a distinctive landmark.
The lighthouse at this beach dates to the Roman period and served as a vital navigation marker for ships traveling along the coast. This structure reflects the importance of Paphos as an ancient port.
The beach sits near Roman archaeological sites where visitors can spot ruins and ancient structures scattered along the shoreline. These historical remnants shape how the place looks and feels to those who walk through it.
The beach is easy to reach with a bus stop at the entrance and clear access to the waterfront. Sunbeds and umbrellas are available to rent on site, making a day in the sun more comfortable.
The beach connects the modern swimming experience with direct access to scattered Roman ruins in the immediate area. Visitors can swim in the morning and then walk through structures that are thousands of years old, woven into the landscape.
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