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The easiest way to get to Larnaca is by air. The city has its own international airport located close to the city centre. Those preferring to travel via ferry travel from many places around the Mediterranean, while the city is also connected to the rest of the country by good road networks.

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The most convenient way to travel to the city centre is to take a taxi. A number of taxis can be found outside the Arrivals Hall. Intercity buses also run to the city, servicing between 06:30 and 16:00.

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By ferry: once a very busy port, Larnaca now only receives private yacht and water taxis. The journey from Ayia Napa takes one hour with ferries leaving many times per day. Check out the schedule on the marina pier at Captain George or call +357 04 653 110.

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