In short
- Buses in Paphos are run by OSYPA; our timetable covers more than 40 lines, from the harbour to Coral Bay and Polis Chrysochous.
- A single costs €2.00 and a daily ticket €6.50, both bought on the bus; everything else is sold at station information offices.
- Lines 612 (from Tombs of the Kings station) and 613 (from Karavella station) serve Paphos Airport.
- Line 615 to Coral Bay has the most departures of any Paphos line in our data.
Paphos has a bus network run by OSYPA that links the harbour, the hotel area, the town centre, the airport and villages up to Polis Chrysochous. A single ticket costs €2.00 and a daily ticket €6.50, both sold on the bus. This guide covers the lines visitors use most, the fares and the airport buses.
Who runs the buses in Paphos?
Urban and district buses in Paphos are operated by OSYPA. Our timetable lists more than 40 bus lines; you can see them all, with stops and times, on the Paphos bus timetables page.
Three stations are worth knowing:
- Tombs of the Kings Bus Station, the start of lines 611, 612, 615 and 618.
- Karavella Bus Station in the town centre, for lines 613, 618 and 645.
- Paphos Harbour Station, the start of line 610.
Which bus lines do visitors use most in Paphos?
- Line 615: Tombs of the Kings Bus Station – Coral Bay. It has the most departures of any Paphos line in our timetable.
- Line 611: Tombs of the Kings Bus Station – Waterpark.
- Line 618: Karavella Bus Station – Tombs of the Kings Bus Station, linking the centre with the coast.
- Line 610: Paphos Harbour Station – Municipal Market.
- Lines 616 and 616B: Coral Bay – Ag. Georgios Pegeias.
- Line 645: Karavella Bus Station – Polis Chrysochous Bus Station, and from Polis line 622 to Aphrodite’s Baths.
How do I get from Paphos Airport by bus?
Two OSYPA lines serve the airport: 612 runs between Paphos Airport and Tombs of the Kings Bus Station, and 613 between Paphos Airport and Karavella Bus Station. OSYPA does not publish a separate airport fare, so the normal ticket prices below apply. Check both lines on the timetable page before you land, as they do not run as often as the busiest town lines.
How much is a bus ticket in Paphos?
At the time of writing (September 2026), OSYPA lists these fares:
- Single: €2.00, one journey, bought on the bus, no transfers.
- Daily: €6.50, bought on the bus.
- Night ticket (after 21:00): sold on the bus. The operator’s page lists both €3.00 and €3.50, so check the price on board.
- 7 days: €25.00 on a personalised card, €35.00 non-personalised.
- 30 days: €50.00 personalised, €60.00 non-personalised. A yearly pass costs €500.00.
- Paper card passes: 2 days €13.00, 3 days €19.50, 7 days €35.00, 30 days €70.00.
The single and the daily ticket also come in 50% versions for eligible passengers. All fares are on the Paphos tickets page.
Which ticket should I buy for a holiday in Paphos?
If you take three or more rides in a day, the €6.50 daily ticket costs less than singles. For a stay of a week, compare the 7-day paper pass (€35.00) with daily tickets for the days you actually travel. If you are staying longer or live in Paphos, a personalised Motion card makes the 7-day and 30-day passes cheaper. The personalised card costs up to €5.00 to issue, the anonymous card €2.00.
Discounts and free travel
Children up to and including 5, primary pupils on school routes, soldiers, wheelchair users, blind people and their escorts, European Disability Card holders, low-income pensioners with the ministry card and families receiving public assistance travel free. University students, young people aged 6–18, school pupils and social card holders pay 50%. Both need a personalised Motion card.
Where can I buy bus tickets in Paphos?
Only single, daily and night tickets (and their 50% versions) are sold on the bus. Everything else, including Motion cards and passes, is sold at the information offices in the main bus stations.
How do I travel from Paphos to Limassol or Nicosia?
Intercity buses run from Paphos to Limassol and Nicosia, and Intercity Buses has an office at Karavella. At the time of writing a single costs €4.00 to Limassol and €7.00 to Nicosia. Our timetable shows more than 30 departures a day from Paphos to Limassol (fastest trip 75 minutes) and more than 20 from Paphos to Nicosia (fastest 120 minutes).
How to use buses.app for Paphos
- Search a hotel street, beach or landmark on the Paphos stops page to see which lines stop there and when.
- Open the Paphos bus map to find the stop nearest to you.
- Use the journey planner for trips with a change, for example from the airport to Coral Bay.
