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Coral Bay by Bus: Routes 615, 616 and 648

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Route 615 runs between Tombs of the Kings Station and Coral Bay, along the Chloraka to Kissonerga coast road. It is the most frequent route we checked, with a bus every 10 to 15 minutes at busy times, and a separate weekend timetable. Evening buses run all year, with a longer night service from April to November.

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Timetables below are as published on the official Pafos Buses route pages on 28 October 2026. They change by season, school term and holiday, so confirm the exact departure on the official page before you travel.

Route 615: Kato Paphos to Coral Bay

Route 615 starts at Tombs of the Kings Station, runs along Tombs of the Kings Avenue, takes the coastal road through Chloraka and Kissonerga, and finishes at Coral Bay. It is the bus most visitors use. See the official route 615 page.

Season or dayWhat the official page lists
Daytime in term, Monday to FridayAbout every 10 to 15 minutes at busy times, from about 06:05 to the evening
Saturday, Sunday, school holidays, public holidaysA separate timetable, also about every 10 to 15 minutes through the day
Non-school period (summer), every dayA separate daytime timetable with slightly different times
Evenings, April to NovemberNight service about every 20 minutes, with the last bus from Tombs of the Kings at 00:40 and from Coral Bay at 01:05
Evenings, December to MarchAbout every 30 minutes until about midnight from Tombs of the Kings and 00:30 from Coral Bay

Onward from Coral Bay

  • Route 616 runs from Coral Bay through Pegeia to Agios Georgios on the north coast. It is a limited service, with about seven buses each way during the day plus evening runs.
  • Route 616B runs from Coral Bay via the sea caves to Agios Georgios, with more departures through the day. See the official route 616B page.
  • Route 648 links Coral Bay with Polis through Peyia, Kathikas, Arodes, Inia and Droushia: four buses a day each way. See Paphos to Polis by bus.
  • Route 607 goes between Karavela Station and Pegeia via Chloraka, Lemba and Kissonerga, on weekdays and Saturdays, with no Sunday service listed.

From the airport

There is no direct bus. Take route 612 to Tombs of the Kings Station and change to 615. Allow for the transfer, and for the last 615 leaving earlier than the last airport bus. See Paphos Airport by bus.

Is the bus the right choice for Coral Bay?

Frequently asked questions

Which bus goes from Paphos to Coral Bay?

Route 615, from Tombs of the Kings Station in Kato Paphos.

How often does the Coral Bay bus run?

About every 10 to 15 minutes at busy times on the daytime timetables, with a separate timetable on weekends and holidays. Check the official page for your date.

Is there an evening bus from Coral Bay?

Yes. There is evening service all year, about every 20 minutes from April to November and about every 30 minutes from December to March.

Is there a bus from Coral Bay to the sea caves?

Yes. Route 616B runs every day from Coral Bay via the sea caves to Agios Georgios, with about 17 departures a day each way.

Can I take a bus from Coral Bay to Polis?

Yes. Route 648 runs four times a day each way, via Peyia, Kathikas and Droushia.

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Sandy, sheltered and fully organised — the classic family beach of the Paphos area.

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Area

Peyia & Coral Bay

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