Paphos Karting Centre — Attraction in Yeroskipou

This is an awesome place. We have visited this track 6 times in 2 visits to Paphos. What people have said about the run down nature of the site is totally true - this does not look like it’s had a lick of paint or new sign in years!! The Karts are also a little inconsistent, and worn. Don’t let that put you off. This track is long, fast and fun. It’s got some technical bits so if you are returning there is always something to learn. It’s definitely fun, the only issue really being the helmets are a disgrace. They are worn out and most don’t have visors. For a few thousand euro investment this would have allowed me to give a five star review. Tbh helmets at all the kart centres on the island are poor, especially when compared to other holiday islands and European tracks where safety seems to be taken rather more seriously. This is an island wide issue and not specific to Pathos kart centre, although they are worse than for other tracks we have visited in Cyprus. There is not much English spoken at the kart centre although others comments about rudeness are not my experience. The safety guy even remembered several days later what helmets my ten year old son and I preferred. It’s widely used by locals and therefore Greek is the usual language although the ( rather modest) safety briefing is done in very good English by the track safety guy. The combination of the tunnel and bridge lead to a cork screw which generates a lot of g force which is fun. With no padding on the steering column this did lead to bruises on both my son’s knees and my own but not enough to stop us going back. We did notice in December 2023 that it is up for sale. Unfortunately I fear this will result in it being demolished for another hotel or apartments, rather than refurbishment. Look past the shabby paintwork and enjoy the track. Hope they can see fit to invest OSS some...

As other reviews have said they short change you, I paid for 30mins and only got 25mins, when I asked for last five mins the owner (the only employee on site) started getting abusive and calling me a liar (even though I measured the time on a gps watch). He was not very personable before paying but after he became down right offensive. Beware, since they must not be declaring thier income they only take cash, even for very large transactions and upfront (for reasons that became clear to me after going and getting ripped off). The karts are in OK condition but not good (not as you would expect in the rest of the EU for corporate karts). The helmets are down right dangerous as most of them are semi face so bring your own and there are no gloves or balaclavas. The track is fast and decent apart from two bits where they filled in some of the tarmac track with concrete where the join is sticking up as a ridge and the transition is difficult at speed for the...

November 2022 -

Great fun, but some of the track is a little bumpy — (doesn’t ruin the experience)

Cash and card accepted.

Not sure how fast I was going, but it’s very quick! For €30 you get x2 - 15 minute sessions. The staff are located all over the track to keep an eye on things. One kid lost control and span out, so the safety team cut our engines remotely until they were back on track.

You’re given a helmet and that’s it. Some have visors, some don’t. No seatbelts either. You drive at your own risk. They’ll tell you to not get too close to others for yours and other’s safety.

The whole place is very run down, and there’s a sign before you enter saying they’re selling the place.

I had a great time, and would love to race friends...