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Αγροτικεσ ∆Ια∆Ρομεσ Village Routes ΑΓΡΟΤΙΚΕΣ ∆ΙΑ∆ΡΟΜΕΣ VILLAGE ROUTES 1 ∆ΙΑ∆ΡΟΜΗ 626 (Θελέτρα - Πόλις) 1 ROUTE 626 (Theletra - Polis Chrysochous) Περιγραφή: Θελέτρα - Κάθηκας - Π. & Κάτω Αρόδες - Ίνια - ∆ρούσια - Κρήτου Τέρρα - Description: Theletra - Kathikas - Pano & Kato Arodes - Ineia - Drousia - Kritou Terra Τέρρα - Πόλις Χρυσοχούς Terra - Polis Chrysochous Αφετηρία Θελέτρα: Departures from Theletra: ∆ευτέρα - Παρασκευή : 8:10, 12:30 Monday - Friday: 08:10, 12:30 Σάββατο και Μη Σχολική Περίοδος: 6:00, 9:20 Saturday and School Holidays : 06:00, 9:20 Αφετηρία Πόλις Χρυσοχούς Departures from Polis Chrysochous: ∆ευτέρα - Παρασκευή : 7:20, 14:30 Σάββατο και Μη Σχολική Περίοδος: 6:50, 11:30 Monday - Friday:7:20, 14:30 Saturday and School Holidays : 06:50, 11:30 2 ∆ΙΑ∆ΡΟΜΗ 632 (Πάφος – Αρχιµανδρίτα) Περιγραφή: Πάφος - Κούκλια - Αρχιµανδρίτα 2 ROUTE 632 (Paphos - Archimandrita) Αφετηρία Σταθµός Καραβέλλα: 6:15, 10:00, 14:10 Description: Paphos - Kouklia - Archimandrita (Σάββατο: 06:15, 10:00, 13:30) Departures from Karavella Station: 06:15, 10:00, 14:10 Αφετηρία Αρχιµανδρίτα: 7:40, 10:50, 15:00 (Saturday: 06:15, 10:00, 13:30) (Σάββατο: 07:30, 10:50, 14:20) Departures from Archimandrita: 07:40, 10:50, 15:00 (Saturday: 07:30, 10:50, 14:20) 3 ∆ΙΑ∆ΡΟΜΗ 633 (Πάφος – Άγιος Νικόλας) 3 ROUTE 633 (Paphos - Agios Nikolaos) Περιγραφή: Πάφος - Νικόκλεια - Φασούλα - Μαµώνια - Αγ. Γεώργιος - Πραστειό - Κέδαρες- Description: Paphos - Nikokleia - Fasoula - Mamonia - Agios Georgios - Prasteio - Πραιτώρι - Φιλούσα - Άγιος Νικόλαος Kedares - Praitori - Filousa - Agios Nikolaos Αφετηρία Σταθµός Καραβέλλα: 05:45, 09:30, 12:30 Departures from Karavella Station: 05:45, 9:30, 12:30 (Σάββατο: 06:00, 11:00, 14:00) (Saturday: 06:00, 11:00, 14:00) Αφετηρία Άγιος Νικόλας: 06:45, 10:30, 14:30 Departures from Agios Nikolaos: 06:45, 10:30, 14:30 (Σάββατο: 07:00, 12:00, 15:00) (Saturday: 07:00, 12:00, 15:00) 4 ∆ΙΑ∆ΡΟΜΗ 634 (Πάφος – Αρµίνου) 4 ROUTE 634 (Paphos - Arminou) Περιγραφή: Πάφος - Χολέτρια - Σταυροκόννου - Κελοκέδαρα - Σαλαµιού - Μέσανα - Αρµίνου Description: Paphos - Choletria - Stavrokonnou - Kelokedara - Salamiou - Mesana - Arminou Αφετηρία Αρµίνου: Departures from Arminou: ∆ευτέρα Παρασκευή (Σχολική Περίοδος): 05:45, 10:30, 14:15 (Monday - Friday (School Days): 05:45, 10:30, 14:15) Σάββατο και Μη Σχολική Περίοδος: 6:30, 9:00, 12:30 (Saturday and School Holidays : 06:30, 09:00, 12:30) Αφετηρία Σταθµός Καραβέλλα Departures from Karavella Station: ∆ευτέρα Παρασκευή (Σχολική Περίοδος): 9:30, 13:30, 15:45 (Monday - Friday (School Days): 09:30, 13:30, 15:45) Σάββατο και Μη Σχολική Περίοδος: 8:00, 11:30, 14:30 (Saturday and School Holidays : 08:00, 11:30, 14:30) 5 ∆ΙΑ∆ΡΟΜΗ 635 (Αγ. Ιωάννης - Σταυροκόννου) 5 ROUTE 635 (Agios Ioannis - Stavrokonnou) Περιγραφή: Άγιος Ιωάννης - Τραχυπέδουλα - Σταυροκόννου Description: Agios Ioannis - Trahipedoula - Stavrokonnou Αφετηρία Άγ. Ιωάννης: Departures from Agios Ioannis: ∆ευτέρα Παρασκευή : 10:30, 14:30 Monday - Friday : 10:30, 14:30 Σάββατο και Μη Σχολική Περίοδος: 6:30, 9:00 Saturday and School Holidays : 06:30, 09:00 Αφετηρία Σταυροκόννου ∆ευτέρα Παρασκευή : 06:00, 10:00 Departures from Stavrokonnou: Σάββατο και Μη Σχολική Περίοδος: 08:30, 12:00 Monday - Friday : 06:00, 10:00 Saturday and School Holidays : 08:30, 12:00 6 ∆ΙΑ∆ΡΟΜΗ 636 (Πάφος – Στατός /Άγιος Φώτιος ) Περιγραφή: Πάφος - Αγ. Βαρβάρα - Νατά - Αξύλου - Ελεδιώ - Αµαργέτη - Αγ. Μαρίνα - 6 ROUTE 636 (Paphos - Statos /Agios Fotios) Πενταλιά - Γαλαταριά - Κοιλίνια - Στατός/Άγιος Φώτιος Description: Paphos - Agia Varvara - Nata - Axylou - Eledio - Amargeti - Agia Marina - Αφετηρία Σταθµός Καραβέλλα: 08:50, 13:15, 16:00 Pentalia - Galataria - Koilineia - Statos /Agios Fotios. (Σάββατο: 08:10, 11:30, 13:50) Departures from Karavella Station: 08:50, 13:15, 16:00 Αφετηρία Στατός /Άγιος Φώτιος: 06:20, 10:00, 14:10 (Saturday: 08:10, 11:30, 13:50) (Σάββατο: 07:00, 09:20, 12:40) Departures from Statos /Agios Fotios: 6:20, 10:00, 14:10 * Κάθε ∆ευτέρα - Τετάρτη και Παρασκευή, η ∆ιαδροµή 636 περνά απο Αγία Μαρίνα Κελοκεδάρων και όχι από Νέα Πενταλιά (Saturday: 07:00, 09:20, 12:40) * Every Monday - Wednesday and Friday route 636 passes from Agia Marina Kelokedaron and not from Pentalia (New Village) 7 ∆ΙΑ∆ΡΟΜΗ 637 (Πάφος – Παναγιά) Περιγραφή: Πάφος - Τσάδα - Πολέµι - Ψάθι - Αγ. ∆ηµητριανός - Κανναβιού - Ασπρογιά - 7 ROUTE 637 (Paphos - Panagia) Παναγιά Description: Paphos - Tsada - Polemi - Psathi - Agios Demetrianos - Kannaviou - Asprogia - Αφετηρία Σταθµός Καραβέλλα: 06:15, 09:00, 11:50, 15:40 Panagia (Σάββατο: 09:00, 12:00, 14:30) Departures from Karavella Station: 06:15, 09:00, 11:50, 15:40 Αφετηρία Παναγιά: 7:30, 10:00, 14:30, 15:05 (Saturday: 09:00, 12:00, 14:30) (Σάββατο: 7:10, 10:00, 13:00) Departures from Panagia: 07:30, 10:00, 14:30, 15:05 (Saturday: 07:10, 10:00, 13:00) 8 ∆ΙΑ∆ΡΟΜΗ 638 (Μηλιά – Άγιος ∆ηµητριανός) Περιγραφή: Μηλιά - ∆ρυνειά - ∆ρύµου - Σίµου - Λάσα - Φοίτη - Κρήτου Μαρόττου - 8 ROUTE 638 (Milia – Agios Demetrianos) Αγ. ∆ηµητριανός Description: Milia - Dryneia - Drymou - Symou - Lasa - Foiti - Kritou Marottou - Αφετηρία Μηλιά: 07:15, 09:35, 14:10 Agios Demetrianos (Σάββατο: 6:35, 09:35, 12:35) Departures from Milia: 07:15, 09:35, 14:10 Αφετηρία Άγιος ∆ηµητριανός: 9:30, 12:20, 16:10 (Saturday: 06:35, 09:35, 12:35) (Σάββατο: 9:30, 12:30, 15:00) Departures from Agios Demetrianos: 09:30, 12:20, 16.10 (Saturday: 09:30, 12:30, 15:00) 9 ∆ΙΑ∆ΡΟΜΗ 639 (Χούλου - Πάφος) Περιγραφή: Χούλου - Λεµόνα - Λετύµπου - Καλλέπεια - Τσάδα - Μεσόγη (Λεωφόρος) - 9 ROUTE 639 (Choulou - Paphos) Πάφος Description: Choulou - Lemona - Letymbou - Kallepeia - Tsada - Mesogi (Mesogis Avenue) - Αφετηρία Χούλου: 07:40, 14:30 Paphos (Σάββατο: 07:00, 10:50) Departures from Choulou: 07:40, 14:30 Αφετηρία Σταθµός Καραβέλλα: 11:50, 15:20 (Saturday: 07:00, 10:50) (Σάββατο: 10:00, 14:00) Departures from Karavella Station: 11:50, 15:20 (Saturday: 10:00, 14:00) 10 ∆ΙΑ∆ΡΟΜΗ 641 (Τέρρα - Πάφος) 10 ROUTE 641 (Terra - Paphos) Περιγραφή: Τέρρα - Κρήτου Τέρρα - Ίνια - ∆ρούσια - Κ. & Πάνω Αρόδες - Κάθηκας - Description: Terra - Kritou Terra - Ineia - Drouseia - Kato & Pano Arodes - Kathikas - Θελέτρα - Πάφο Theletra - Paphos Αφετηρία Τέρρα: 07:45, 14:50 Departures from Terra: 07:45, 14:50 (Σάββατο και Μη σχολική περίοδο: 07:15, 12:00) (Saturday and School Holiday: 07:15, 12:00) Αφετηρία Σταθµός Καραβέλλα: 12:00, 15:50 Departures from Karavella Station: 12:00, 15:50 (Σάββατο και Μη σχολική περίοδο: 08:40, 14:30) (Saturday and School Holiday: 08:40, 14:30) 11 ∆ΙΑ∆ΡΟΜΗ 642 (Ακουρσός - Πάφος) 11 ROUTE 642 (Akoursos - Paphos) Περιγραφή: Ακουρσός - Κισσόνεργα - Λέµπα - Χλώρακα - Πάφος Description: Akoursos - Kissonerga - Lemba - Chloraka - Paphos Αφετηρία Ακουρσός: 09:10, 16:00 Departures from Akoursos: 09:10, 16:00 (Σάββατο: 08:30, 13:20) (Saturday: 08:30, 13:20) Αφετηρία Σταθµός Καραβέλλα: 08:30, 15:20 Departures from Karavella Station: 08:30, 15:20 (Σάββατο: 07:50, 12:40) (Saturday: 07:50, 12:40).
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