A point of interest in Agios Georgios that is not highly advertised is the museum that is across the street from the Agios Georgios Monastery. The entrance fee is 1.7 Euros and you can get there easily by car or Bus# 615 going to Coral Bay. There are early Christian Basilicas, a bath, and mosaics from the 6th Century. There is no shade or water so make sure to bring a hat and something to drink if you go in the summer. Agios Georgios is an area with exclusive luxury homes that sit between the hills and the banana trees. The small fishing harbour has a nice little beach for bathing and swimming in the clear blue waters of the Meditteranean. Above the Agios Georgios church and the excavated settlement from the 6th century. Here is home to an idyllic setting with amazing sunsets and scenery to enjoy.
Agios Georgios (St. George) village in the Paphos district at the southern end of the Akamas Peninsula which is known for its quiet beaches, scenery and most importantly that it is a protected natural park. Next to Sea Caves, Coral Bay, Peyia, approximately 20 kilometers to Paphos Town and Polis is roughly 20 kilometers. Living in Agios Georgios gives you space to enjoy the quiet surroundings the area is famous for and still be close to Peyia and Coral Bay for Amenities.
