Coral Beach wedding venue
Harbourside Beach Resort

Coral Beach

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Coral Beach

Coral Beach sits on its own sandy bay north-west of Paphos, with a private fishing harbour, a ceremony pier that reaches out over the water and an open-air amphitheatre cut into the slope above the boats. It is a five-star resort that puts the sea at the centre of the day rather than somewhere in the background, and legally binding civil ceremonies take place on site.

Location

Coral Bay, Paphos

Capacity

Up to 150 Guests

Key Features

  • Five-star beachfront resort on its own sandy bay at Coral Bay, Peyia
  • A ceremony pier set between the private beach and the resort’s working harbour
  • Open-air amphitheatre with a rustic stone bar, and the elevated Coral Gardens above the coastline
  • Legally binding civil ceremonies conducted on site by the municipal marriage officer
  • Harbourside Limani Taverna and a glass-panelled sunset deck for the evening
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Jetty ceremony at Coral Beach: white drapes, petal aisle and floral arch with sea either side
Bride and groom under the white and green floral arch on the rocky point at Coral Beach
Couple in the atrium lobby at Coral Beach beneath its ribbed circular ceiling drum and timber galleries
Couple walking a palm-lined stone path down through the gardens at Coral Beach towards Coral Bay
Illuminated LOVE letters on the sunset deck at Coral Beach at dusk

Why We Love It

A resort where the ceremony happens at the water’s edge and the celebration never leaves the harbour.

What sets Coral Beach apart is where the wedding actually happens. The ceremony spaces are gathered at one end of the resort around its own small harbour — a pier running out over the water, an open-air amphitheatre with a wonderfully Grecian feel above the fishing boats, and an elevated private garden with the coastline laid out below. The resort calls that garden its secret garden, and the description holds up.

Having everything clustered together gives the day a natural rhythm. Guests walk from a ceremony at the water’s edge to drinks at the amphitheatre’s rustic stone bar, then on to dinner in the Limani Taverna or up on The Deck, glass-panelled and facing west across the harbour. Nothing needs a transfer, nothing feels stretched, and the whole celebration stays within a minute or two of the sea.

Around it sits a full five-star resort — 300 metres of sandy beach, the Esthisis Spa for hair and make-up on the morning, restaurants and rooms for everyone travelling with you. Civil ceremonies here are legally binding, conducted by a marriage officer from the local municipality, and we take care of the town hall appointment, the documents and the timings so that side of it never becomes yours to worry about.

If Coral Beach feels like the right setting, we can help you shape the day around it.

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A Ceremony on the Pier

The pier reaches out between the private beach and the harbour, dressed with white chiavari chairs and a white-draped gazebo — sea on three sides, and up to 80 guests.

Its Own Harbour

Fishing boats, a stone amphitheatre and a rustic bar give the resort a working, lived-in character that photographs beautifully.

Sunset from The Deck

Glass-panelled and set directly above the amphitheatre, The Deck faces west over the water and comes with its own private bar for the evening.

Pricing & Planning

Tailored wedding pricing for Coral Beach

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Ceremony SetupTBC
Reception PackageTBC
Food & DrinksTBC

Pricing is currently TBC. Final quotations will depend on guest numbers, season, menu style, and the level of planning, styling, and coordination required.

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Questions & Answers

Frequently asked about Coral Beach

How many guests can Coral Beach accommodate for a wedding?+

It depends on the space you choose. The Pier holds up to 80 guests for the ceremony and the Amphitheatre up to 100, while the upper level of The Deck takes up to 150 for the reception. The Coral Gardens is the largest ceremony setting of all. We match the spaces to your numbers and confirm the current figures with the resort for your date.

What does a wedding at Coral Beach cost?+

Pricing at Coral Beach is being confirmed for the coming seasons and is tailored to your guest numbers, the spaces you choose and the shape of the day — contact us and we will put a full quote together. Venue hire differs between the pier, the amphitheatre, the gardens, the taverna and the deck, with catering and drinks costed separately. One thing worth knowing early: guests staying on all-inclusive terms can carry their drinks entitlement over to the wedding day.

Can we have a legally binding ceremony at Coral Beach?+

Yes. Coral Beach hosts legally binding civil ceremonies on site — a marriage officer from the local municipality comes to the resort and conducts the ceremony in English or Greek, and the marriage is recognised in the UK and across the EU. The paperwork is lodged in person at the town hall beforehand, and we handle the appointment, the documents and the timings with you. Ceremonies here are held outdoors rather than in a chapel, and symbolic ceremonies and blessings are offered as well.

What makes Coral Beach stand out as a wedding venue?+

The water. Very few venues in Cyprus put you this close to it — the pier ceremony sits between 300 metres of sandy beach and the resort’s own harbour, with fishing boats moored just below you. From there the day moves through the stone amphitheatre, the harbourside taverna and the glass-panelled deck facing the sunset, all within a short walk of one another.

Can the ceremony and reception both take place at Coral Beach?+

Yes, and the resort is set up for exactly that — when you marry on the premises the dinner reception is held there too. A typical day runs from the pier or the amphitheatre into drinks at the rustic stone bar, then dinner in the Limani Taverna or up on The Deck with the harbour below and space for a dance floor afterwards. Parties of twenty or more take a private reception space, and there is an indoor room to move to if the weather turns.

When is the best time of year to get married at Coral Beach?+

May through to October is the main season, and the shoulder months are our favourite here. Late May, June, September and early October give you warm sea, long evenings and softer light across the harbour and the pier. Because Coral Bay faces west, the sun sets over the water directly in front of the deck and the taverna, which is worth building your timings around.

Venue Gallery

Bride and groom walking the wooden jetty past moored boats at Coral Beach in golden evening light
Guests seated under white drapes as a couple marry at the seafront arch, Coral Beach
Dressed dining tables under the terrace awning at Coral Beach with palms and the open sea behind
Couple on the rope bridge in the reed garden at Coral Beach, lit dining terrace behind
Wide sunset over Coral Bay from the rocks at Coral Beach
Bride and groom on the rocks at Coral Beach as the sun sets over Coral Bay
Elevated view over the pool, palms and loungers at Coral Beach out to Coral Bay
Overhead view of a bride, veil spread, standing inside a circular stone inlay at Coral Beach
Bride and groom hand in hand above the harbour at Coral Beach, palms and turquoise bay behind
Welcome sign topped with white roses beside the ceremony aisle at Coral Beach, sea behind
Round reception tables with chiavari chairs and tall floral centrepieces on the sea-view terrace at Coral Beach
Couple on a flagstone garden path at Coral Beach among mature trees and dense greenery
Wedding party gathered on the stone amphitheatre steps at Coral Beach with the hotel rising behind
The frontage of Coral Beach framed by mature trees, with its tiled entrance canopy below
Close detail of a place setting at Coral Beach with pearl charger, folded linen and glassware

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