You reach it on foot from Kato Paphos or with a short drive to the harbour quarter. The visit mixes a working church with surrounding ruins — stay on paths, watch your footing, and treat the nave as a place of prayer if the door is open. Modest dress inside. Confirm any site hours on the day. Parking is the Kato Paphos streets; walking from the harbour is straightforward. This is a Paphos church visit: Kato Paphos and Ktima mix tourist streets with living parishes; village churches sit a short drive inland. You typically arrive by car or on foot from a nearby stay. Summer days are busy near the harbour; village yards stay quieter. Parking is street and square space — walking the last stretch is normal. Take rubbish with you. A parish church visit is a short stop: the square or the lane, and a nave you enter only if the door is open. Cover shoulders and knees if you go inside, keep voices down, and ask before photographing people at prayer. Sunday morning and feast days are the busy hours; weekdays more often find a locked door.