Ayia Napa is about 45 minutes from Larnaca airport. There are no trains in Cyprus. Cyprus drives on the left.
Routes at a glance
| From | By | Time | Good to know |
|---|---|---|---|
| Larnaca Airport (LCA) | Shuttle bus | About 45–60 min | Scheduled airport buses to Ayia Napa and Protaras; check timetables. |
| Larnaca Airport (LCA) | Taxi / car | About 40–50 min | A3 motorway. |
| Larnaca | Intercity bus | About 45–60 min | Regular services. |
| Nicosia | Intercity bus | About 1 h 15 min | Several services daily. |
| Protaras | Local bus | 15–25 min | Frequent along the coast in summer. |
| Paphos Airport (PFO) | Car | About 2 h | Motorway across the south of the island. |
Times are typical and fares change — check current timetables and prices before you travel.
Getting around
Local buses link the beaches, Ayia Napa centre and Protaras. Bikes and e-bikes are the best way to explore Cape Greco’s coastal path. Taxis are easy to find. For Famagusta in the north, the Deryneia crossing point is about 15 minutes away — see getting to Famagusta.
