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Paphos golf courses: tee times & green fees 2027

Cyprus golf is really Paphos golf: four 18-hole courses in the south-west of the island, all reachable from one hotel. Two sit side by side near Kouklia, east of town. Aphrodite Hills spreads across a pair of plateaux split by a ravine and staged two European Tour events in 2020, while Secret Valley, rebuilt in 2013 with Tony Jacklin’s name on it, fills the fold of land below. Eléa, Nick Faldo’s par 71 at Geroskipou, is the quickest from the airport. Minthis climbs into the hills at Tsada, past a 12th-century monastery, to an island-green par 3. Three print rate cards in euros, and every one sets a handicap ceiling, so bring your certificate. Buggy rules, cancellation windows and winter works differ from course to course, which is why this page lines them up together.

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CourseGreen fee fromWhat’s includedGetting thereBook
Limestone boulders and flowering scrub above a pond and fairway at Aphrodite Hills, with resort villas on the ridge beyond1€140Checked November 2026 · detailsGreen fee includes a shared GPS buggy seat; buggy compulsoryEast of Paphos at Kouklia, along the coast road towards Limassol; Secret Valley a few minutes awayBookRead the guide
The arcaded stone courtyard of the Stavros tis Minthis monastery at Tsada under a blue sky2
Minthis Golf ClubHill resort course
€100Checked November 2026 · detailsGreen fee only, VAT included; cart €43 extraAbout 20 min from PFO; Paphos centre about 10 min; LCA about 90 minBookRead the guide
Paphos Castle and the harbour promenade on a clear day, with moored boats to the left3
Eléa Golf ClubNick Faldo design
€110Checked November 2026 · detailsGreen fee only; walking allowed; buggies and trolleys for hireAbout 10 min from PFO and from Paphos centreBookRead the guide
Petra tou Romiou, Aphrodite’s Rock, in a turquoise bay below pale chalk cliffs on the Paphos coast4
Secret Valley Golf ClubValley course, Tony Jacklin redesign
Rates on request · how to bookPrice on request; ask whether the buggy is in the quoteA few km east of Kouklia, in the valley beside Aphrodite HillsBookRead the guide

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Which Paphos course should you book?

What a round really costs.

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Season sets the price more than anything else. Minthis starts at €100 for 18 holes in low season and rises to €137 from mid-February to May and mid-September to November, with €43 on top for a cart. Eléa charges €110 booked ahead in low season against €130 at the desk, and €145 or €160 in the busier months. Aphrodite Hills swings furthest: €140 in winter and summer lows, €228 mid-season and €241 in March, October and November, but its buggy seat is already counted. Secret Valley quotes on request. Twilight at all three published courses runs between €65 and €149.

Getting around.

Paphos International (PFO) is the airport to aim for. Eléa, at Geroskipou on the town’s eastern edge, is about ten minutes from the terminal, and Minthis says 20 minutes up into the hills. Aphrodite Hills and Secret Valley lie further east along the coast road towards Limassol, a few minutes apart near Kouklia. Landing at Larnaca (LCA) means a much longer drive across the island; Minthis puts it at about 90 minutes. Hire a car with room for bags. Bus 631 links Paphos harbour with Kouklia and Petra tou Romiou, at €2 a single by day, if you are staying near the eastern pair.

When to play.

The rate cards show when everyone else comes. Minthis, Eléa and Secret Valley treat mid-February to May and mid-September to November as high season, and Aphrodite Hills narrows its top band to March, October and November. June to mid-September is cheaper because of the heat, so take the earliest tee times, or Secret Valley’s floodlit three-hole loop after dark. December is also priced low, though Aphrodite Hills lists sunset at 16:40. Minthis plays 17 holes from 16 November 2026 to 31 March 2027 during irrigation work, and its clubhouse is being refitted from January to June 2027.

Questions golfers ask.

Do I need a handicap certificate to play golf in Paphos?

Bring one. Aphrodite Hills caps handicaps at 28 (men) and 36 (ladies) and asks for yours on the booking form. Minthis needs a figure for every player, up to 36. Eléa sets the same 28 and 36 limits but does not insist on a certificate, and directory listings say Secret Valley wants proof.

Which Paphos golf courses can I walk?

Eléa and Secret Valley both allow walking, with trolleys and buggies for hire. Minthis rents trolleys for €10 to €15, though its hills make a €43 cart tempting. Aphrodite Hills is buggy-only because of the ravine between its plateaux, and whoever drives must be at least 18.

Are there caddies at Paphos golf courses?

None of the four advertises a caddie service, so there is no caddie fee or tipping custom to budget for. You choose between a buggy and a trolley. Minthis is building a caddy-master area into its 2027 clubhouse refit, but none of its pages mentions caddies for hire yet.

How strict are cancellation terms at Paphos golf clubs?

Fairly strict. Eléa is free to cancel up to four days out and charges in full after that. Minthis wants seven days’ notice on online bookings, or 48 hours if you booked within the week. Aphrodite Hills ranges from 24 hours to 30 days depending on when you booked, and up to 60 days for groups of eight or more.

Can I play all four Paphos courses from one base?

Yes. Kato Paphos and the harbour have the widest choice of hotels, with Eléa about ten minutes away and Minthis about the same into the hills. For the Kouklia pair, staying at Aphrodite Hills puts Secret Valley a few minutes down the road, while Minthis bundles rounds with nights in its two-bedroom suites above the course.