Adonis Baths Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience the Adonis Baths. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Value for Money Quad & Buggy Tour to Lara Bay and Adonis Falls

• Full Day Tour in Akamas Adonis Waterfalls and Blue Lagoon

• 4 Hour Quad & Buggy Safari Akamas (Lara Bay) & Adonis Falls

• Lara Bay & Adonis Falls Quad & Buggy Tour

• Quad or Buggy Tour From Coral Bay to Lara Bay

Admission to the Adonis Baths costs €15 for adults and €10 for kids. However, tours can help you get there and to other nearby attractions, plus experience fun activities along the way. Full-day guided tours from Paphos start at around US$71, while half-day all-terrain vehicle (ATV) tours go from US$77.

Yes, visiting the Adonis Baths is worth it if you want to take a refreshing dip. This scenic swimming hole and waterfall provide a nice alternative to swimming at the beach, especially if you want to cool off, and can be easily combined with other regional attractions for a fun day of exploring.

Per one customer who booked the Value for Money Quad & Buggy Tour to Lara Bay and Adonis Falls, "A fantastic and well-organised trip from start to finish! The sights were absolutely breathtaking. We arrived early and had the serene Adonis Baths all to ourselves—an unforgettable experience."

Yes, you can swim at the Adonis Baths after paying the entrance fee to the site. The swimming area is a large natural rock pool below a waterfall, and there are also rope swings if you’d like to make a more dramatic entrance into the water.

Yes, the Adonis Baths facilities include changing rooms, restrooms, and a small café. It is a good idea to bring cash, not just to pay the entrance fee but also to buy food at the café. The restrooms are available only after paying to enter, so plan accordingly before leaving.

You can visit a variety of attractions near the Adonis Baths, mostly along the coast. Many guided tours from Paphos include a stop at the Adonis Baths, alongside the Sea Caves and the Edro III Shipwreck. Farther north, you can visit Avakas Gorge and the Lara Bay Turtle Conservation Station.

Yes, children can visit the Adonis Baths, although parents should carefully supervise young children as areas around the waterfall can be slippery. Young children also may have difficulty with the low temperatures of the water. Children receive a small discount on the entrance fee.

Generally, the best time of year to visit the Adonis Baths is during the hot summer months of July and August when taking the cold water of the Adonis Baths can cool you off. If you’re not a swimmer, consider fall or spring when the area is less busy.

Yes, you can visit the Adonis Baths independently rather than with a guided tour. However, getting to the Adonis Baths does come with challenges, from driving on uneven dirt roads to navigating there, as GPS devices and map apps do not provide the correct route to reach it from Paphos.

There are tons of fun things to do when you're done visiting the Adonis Baths. According to travelers, these are some of the top attractions in Paphos:

• Lara Bay Turtle Conservation Station

• Super Aphrodite Waterpark

• Rock of Aphrodite

• Tombs of the Kings

• Paphos Archaeological Park

View Viator's guide to all the best attractions in Paphos.