How to get to Larnaca from Larnaca airport

Larnaca Airport is the largest airport in Cyprus and serves as the primary gateway for most tourists visiting the island.

How to Get to the City Center

The city center can be reached from the airport via taxi, shuttle, or bus.

Public Transportation

There are six bus routes that connect the airport to the central part of Larnaca. The quickest options are 417, 429, and 425.

Where to Find: The bus stop is located on the second floor of the airport to the left of the exit.
Schedule: Buses run every day from 05:55 to 23:25 at intervals of 30-60 minutes. For the exact schedule of all buses, please check here.
Trip Time: The journey takes approximately 50 minutes.
Fare: Daytime fares for adults are 1.50 EUR, and for students, it's 0.75 EUR. Nighttime fares (starting at 21:00) are 2.50 EUR for adults and 1.25 EUR for students. Children under six travel for free, while children aged 7 and above receive a 50% discount.
Where to Buy a Ticket: Tickets can be purchased:
- - From the bus driver (cash only).
- - At the Tourist Office, located next to the baggage claim area.

Tips:

Schedules may vary on weekends, so please check for the latest information.
If you arrive during the peak tourist season, expect crowded buses, but in the quieter seasons of winter and autumn, they tend to be less crowded.
If you're in a hurry, consider taking a shuttle or taxi, as buses make multiple stops along the way, which can extend the travel time.

Transfer

One of the most comfortable transportation options is a transfer service. You can arrange this in advance on the Internet using services like KiwiTaxi. A driver with a nameplate will be waiting for you at the airport exit. Payment is usually made by credit card when booking.

Cost: Starting from 21 EUR.

Taxi

Taking a taxi is a quick and comfortable way to reach the center of Larnaca. Taxis can be found near the exit of the departure area at the airport.

Cost: Starting from 3 EUR.

Tips:

Before getting into a taxi, check if the driver has turned on the meter or negotiate the fare in advance.
Taxis are 15% more expensive at night (from 20:30 to 06:00).
Cyprus has both private and public taxis. You can haggle with private taxi drivers, but public taxis usually have fixed rates.
Most taxi drivers in Cyprus know English.

Rental Car

If you prefer not to depend on others and want to explore Cyprus on your own, renting a car is a great option. We recommend contacting rental services like Myrentcar or Rentalcars. They offer a range of cars, from economy class to elite.

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