We shall start March's pictural history with a view of Corallia Beach. Don't worry if you are visiting soon, the sunbeds are now out. Well, at least some of them.

Paphos Sea Front itself looks lovely.

Here's a shot of of possibly the smallest Blue Flag beach in Paphos. Alykes Beach is actually a good place to swim if you fancy seeing a turtle. Well, we've been there twice and both times were lucky to have them pass us by.

There is still a sea wall along part of Paphos Sea Front. It runs from the harbour to the kiosk. The rest of the Sea Front adopts more of an infinity pool look. It looks great in the summer but can cause issues during winter storms as it leaves the front exposed to the elements.

If you are here on holiday and exploring Paphos in a rented car, first of all, congratulations. As Punch would say, that's the way to do it. I could at this point give a plug to our Road Trip eBooks available on Amazon, but that would be tasteless. Instead, I will say you need to familiarise yourself with a few landmarks, so that you can get your bearings if you are lost. One such landmark is Yeronisos Island. If you can see that, you know where the end of the Akamas is, at least on the Southern coast.

Other landmarks include the Paphos Tower and the wind farm.