Larnaca International Airport (LCA) is the main gateway to Cyprus and lies just south-west of town. There are no trains in Cyprus. Cyprus drives on the left.
Routes at a glance
| From | By | Time | Good to know |
|---|---|---|---|
| Larnaca Airport (LCA) | Bus | 15–20 min | Local buses to the town centre and Finikoudes; check the current route numbers. |
| Larnaca Airport (LCA) | Taxi | 10–15 min | Taxi rank outside arrivals. |
| Nicosia | Intercity bus | About 45 min | Frequent services on the A2/A1 motorway. |
| Limassol | Intercity bus | About 1 h | Regular services along the coast motorway. |
| Ayia Napa / Protaras | Intercity bus | About 45–60 min | Regular services along the coast. |
| Paphos | Car / shuttle | About 1 h 45 min | A6 and A1 motorways; airport shuttles also run. |
Times are typical and fares change — check current timetables and prices before you travel.
Getting around Larnaca
The centre is compact and flat — easy on foot or by bike. Local buses serve the airport, Mackenzie Beach and the hotel strip to the east. For Lefkara, the Troodos foothills or Cape Greco, rent a car or join a tour.
Onward travel
Intercity buses connect Larnaca with all major towns, and airport shuttles serve Limassol and Paphos. For crossing to the north (for example from Pyla or via Nicosia), see Getting to Cyprus.
