Contemporary Beachfront Resort

King Evelthon

King Evelthon sits directly on the Chlorakas seafront, a bright, contemporary resort with lawned gardens and palms running down towards the water. The coastline here faces west, so the sun sets over the sea in front of the property — which makes it one of the easiest places in Paphos to plan a day that finishes in golden light.

Location

Chlorakas, Paphos

Capacity

Intimate to Large Celebrations

Key Features

Direct beachfront position on the Chlorakas seafront, a short drive north of Paphos town
West-facing coastline, so the sun sets over the open sea in front of the resort
A choice of named settings — the Tiffany Blu garden, the Ice Blu terrace, Rock Blu at the water’s edge and the fifth-floor Rooftop
Ceremony and reception spaces given over to you and your guests for the celebration
Everything held on one site: getting ready, ceremony, dinner, dancing and rooms for the whole party

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Bride and groom on King Evelthon’s seafront ceremony terrace, a cathedral veil trailing across the flagstones

Newlyweds walking out of King Evelthon’s draped white colonnade, sea framed behind them

Bride and groom crossing the white pool terrace at King Evelthon, palms overhead and the sea beyond

Bride and groom descending King Evelthon’s wide marble staircase between glass balustrades

A bride entering the reception with her arms raised, King Evelthon’s white resort blocks behind

Why We Love It

A west-facing beachfront resort where every setting is built around the sea and the light that falls across it.

What sets King Evelthon apart is the range of contrasting settings held inside one property. Tiffany Blu is a lawned garden with a long, palm-lined walk and the Mediterranean open ahead of you. Ice Blu is an elevated terrace, cleaner-lined and more contemporary, looking straight out across the water. Rock Blu sits low at the water’s edge for couples who want the sea as close as it gets. And on the fifth floor, the Rooftop lifts the whole celebration above the coastline.

The west-facing aspect is the detail we come back to most when planning here. Sunset happens over the water directly in front of the resort rather than somewhere behind it, so an afternoon ceremony rolls naturally into drinks in warm light, then dinner as the colour changes over the sea. Photographers love this stretch of coast for exactly that reason, and it is why the Rooftop and the Pool Bar terrace are such popular choices for the evening.

The other real strength is convenience. Guests stay, swim, eat and get ready in one place, with no transfers to organise and no coach timings to worry about — which matters enormously when you are bringing family of every age out from the UK for a week. The wedding becomes the centrepiece of a shared holiday rather than a single day everyone travels in and out of.

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

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Sunset Over the Sea

The coast faces west, so the light falls across the water in front of you — ceremony, drinks and first dance can all be timed around it.

A Choice of Settings

Garden lawn, elevated terrace, shoreline and fifth-floor rooftop, each with a completely different character, all within one property.

Everything on One Site

Rooms, pools, restaurants and celebration spaces together, which keeps a multi-generational guest list relaxed and the logistics simple.

Pricing & Planning

Tailored wedding pricing for King Evelthon

Venue HireTBC

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 King Evelthon

How many guests can King Evelthon accommodate for a wedding?+

The property works across a wide range of guest numbers, from small gatherings through to substantial celebrations. As a guide, El Greco can be taken privately from around twenty guests, while the fifth-floor Rooftop is generally given over to parties of around fifty and upwards. Exact numbers vary by space and by season, so we confirm the current figures for your chosen setting and date as part of planning.

What does a wedding at King Evelthon cost?+

Costs here are being confirmed for the current season and are tailored to your guest numbers, your chosen ceremony and reception spaces, and the styling you have in mind. Get in touch and we will put together a full, itemised quote for your date rather than a headline figure that shifts once the detail is added.

Can we get legally married at King Evelthon?+

Cyprus works differently from the UK — there is no system of licensed or approved wedding venues here. Under Cypriot marriage law couples are free to choose where they marry, and the legal ceremony is conducted by a Marriage Officer, with notice given in advance through the relevant local authority. We handle that legal side around your celebration, including the notice paperwork and timings, and we confirm the current position with the resort and the authority for your specific date. Many couples also choose a symbolic ceremony here and complete the legal formalities at home.

What makes King Evelthon stand out as a wedding venue?+

Two things. The first is the west-facing beachfront position, which gives you sunset over open water rather than a view of it in the distance. The second is the variety held on one site — a garden lawn with a long aisle, a modern terrace, a shoreline setting and a fifth-floor rooftop, so you can move your day between genuinely different backdrops without anyone getting into a car.

Can the ceremony and reception both take place at King Evelthon?+

Yes, and that is how most couples use it. A typical day runs ceremony in the gardens or on one of the terraces, drinks and photographs around the grounds and the shoreline, then dinner and dancing up on the Rooftop or at the Pool Bar terrace overlooking the sea. The ceremony and reception spaces are set aside for your party, and we confirm those arrangements in writing when we contract your date.

When is the best time of year to get married at King Evelthon?+

The season runs from roughly May through to October. May, June, September and early October are our favourites for this property — warm, kind temperatures, softer light across the water, and a sunset hour that still sits comfortably after an afternoon ceremony. High summer works beautifully too, and we simply build the timings around the cooler part of the day.