What's on in Chloraka, Paphos: live event listings and attractions
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An exhibition space linked to the Cyprus College of Art, near Chloraka.

A hillside viewpoint over the Lempa valley near Chloraka, Paphos district.

A 12th-century cross-dome church in Emba with a late-15th-century Pantocrator fresco.

Kissonerga's parish church, built in 1906 from stone salvaged from ancient ruins.

A 10-hectare Chalcolithic village near Paphos, occupied from about 3500 BC.

A Bronze Age settlement near Chloraka, occupied from around 2500 to 1600 BC.
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Getting there and around. Chlorakas sits on the coast just north of Paphos town, about 3km (2 miles) from the centre. Bus route 607/607B runs from Karavela Station in Paphos through Chlorakas and on to Lemba, Kissonerga and Pegeia, with the trip into Paphos taking around 10 minutes.Source ↗
Good to know. The Demetrios II cargo ship ran aground and broke apart off Chlorakas during a severe storm on 23 March 1998; its rusting wreck near Dimmos Bay is now one of the village's best known landmarks.Source ↗
Nearby. Chlorakas lies directly between Paphos town to the south and the villages of Lemba and Kissonerga to the north along the coastal road, with Pegeia further up the coast. This is the same order the local bus route runs in.Source ↗
Signature events. The Communal Board of Chlorakas runs a Tourism and Tradition Festival at the Central Square, with free entrance and free bus transport laid on for visitors, typically held in September (2026 date given as Friday 26 September, 18:00 to midnight).Source ↗
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