Paphos in is Cyprus island and has a Mediterranean climate zone, and so benefits from short mild winters and long dry & warm summers. Cyprus and Paphos are famed for their sunshine, receiving on average more than 300 days of it each year - that's nearly double the amount of sunshine than received in most places in north Europe countries and Britain. If you're looking for sunshine and all the year round warmth, Paphos resort in Cyprus is the place to go.

During the summer months Paphos is dominated by anticyclonic high pressure systems that push up from North Africa. They bring clear blue skies and temperatures that soar above 30°C day after day. Around the coast the average maximum temperature in June, July and August is 32°C. Inland, the maximum temperature can be as high as 40°C - although the average is closer to 35°C. In contrast, the Troodos Mountains during the summer months offer welcome relief for those who are intolerant of th ePaphos heat. At a height of 6.500 ft above sea level, Mount Olympus - the highest peak on Cyprus - is on average some 10°C - 15°C cooler than locations on the Paphos coast

Rain is at a premium through the summer in Paphos, most places staying completely dry. During the winter and the spring months, occasional low pressure systems travel down the Mediterranean from the west. These bring welcome rainfall - and even snowfall to the higher peaks - encouraging the 1900+ flowering plants on the island to flourish. All in all, Paphos averages only 40 days of rainfall each year. It never really gets cold during the winter.

The summer season in Paphos begins mid May and runs through to mid October. During the summer, Cyprus experiences clear skies, hot temperatures and refreshing cool sea breezes. These conditions make it the perfect time to enjoy the many water sports on offer and the relaxing activity of sunbathing. Same as Malta weather, Paphos climate does not change throughout the seasons. This is one of the places that enjoys an almost perfect weather

The winter season runs from December to early February. During this season there is a chance of rain but the sun still shines for around six hours during the days. Many Mediterranean destinations close their doors to tourists during the winter. However Paphos’s doors remain open giving even more time to find what you are looking for. Cyprus is home to many historical sites and museums which are best visited during this season. Winter is the time for culture in Paphos and Cyprus. Troodos offers mountains covered in snow for a great skiing experience for all.