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Larnaca International Airport

Sunny skies and Mediterranean charm

Airport in Cyprus

Larnaca (6 km)

80 destinations

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Larnaca International Airport serves as Cyprus’s main gateway to Europe and beyond. Located near the city of Larnaca, it handles flights from many countries during peak travel seasons. The terminal provides basic amenities such as ticket counters, baggage claim areas and a small selection of shops or cafes for travelers needing refreshments before departure or after arrival. Flights connect passengers to major hubs across Europe and the Middle East throughout the year. The airport operates daily with varying schedules depending on airline demand and seasonal changes in travel patterns.

Last update: 12 Oct 2026

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Larnaca Airport Summary

Larnaca International Airport is an airport near Larnaca in Cyprus. It currently offers regular passenger service to 80 destinations operated by 43 airlines.

Top airlines

Aegean Airlines (A3)

77 flights per week

Wizz Air (W6)

68 flights per week

Charlie Airlines (CY)

64 flights per week

Top destinations

ATH Athens

HFA Haifa

LHR London

Cheapest destinations

SKG Thessaloniki

ATH Athens

SOF Sofia

Best destinations

CDG Paris

ORY Paris

AMS Amsterdam

Cyprus – Quick facts

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Public drinking:	There is no general ban on drinking in public, though alcohol is mostly enjoyed in bars, cafés and at festivals or events.
Public smoking:	Smoking is prohibited indoors and in public spaces but often overlooked.

Green Monday (March)	Picnics and festivals.
Independence Day (October)	Parades and closures.
Christmas (December)	Markets and closures.

Emergency contact:	Emergency Number: 112
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Other:	Cyprus offers beautiful beaches, ancient ruins, and a mix of Greek and Turkish culture.

Larnaca International Airport is located roughly 4 kilometers southwest of Larnaca city center and handles about 5.2 million passengers annually. It features a single terminal with distinct areas for arrivals and departures. The airport has undergone several upgrades in recent years to enhance the passenger experience, including faster security lines and expanded retail options.

Travelers will find a good range of amenities including cafes, restaurants and shopping, focusing particularly on local products and international brands in the duty-free section. While it is generally efficient, peak summer months can see significant crowds, potentially leading to longer wait times at check-in and security.

Transport services are well established, with regular public buses, taxis and car rental options available right outside the terminal. The airport’s manageable size keeps walking distances short, though some travelers have noted limited lounge options, especially for premium passengers.

Although it mainly serves Cyprus’s southern region, international connectivity is excellent, with flights linking to numerous European and Middle Eastern destinations. The friendly atmosphere and Mediterranean light make arrival and departure a pleasant experience overall.

Helpful tips for Larnaca International Airport

Arrive at least two hours early for international flights.
Use the free Wi‑Fi and charging stations in Terminal A, but keep valuables secure during security checks.
Check the airport’s real‑time flight status board to avoid missed connections due to delays or gate changes.
Explore the local duty‑free shops for authentic Cypriot products; the airport hosts seasonal cultural displays showcasing traditional music and crafts.

Available airport lounges

Salamis Lounge

Available for premium class travellers and frequent flyers, offering a selection of snacks, drinks, and business facilities. Its location near gate B5 ensures easy access for international flights.

Swissport Lounge

Located pre-security in the departures hall, this lounge offers comfortable seating, refreshments, Wi-Fi, and newspapers. It is accessible to all passengers for a fee, with options for day passes or memberships, providing a peaceful space away from the terminal bustle.

Where to stay near Larnaca International Airport

Larnaca city offers a broad spectrum of accommodation from budget-friendly guesthouses to upscale beachfront hotels. Staying near the airport or downtown city center provides convenient access to transport links and the city’s sights without sacrificing comfort.

Hotel recommendations

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Amorgos Boutique Hotel

The Josephine Boutique Hotel

9.0

The Ciao Stelio Deluxe Hotel (Adults Only)

8.9

Leonardo Boutique Hotel Larnaca

Hotel Indigo Larnaca By IHG

9.0

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How to get from Larnaca Airport to popular destinations

To Larnaca City Center:
Regular buses (routes 425 and 425x) connect the airport with Larnaca city centre, running every 30 minutes with a journey time of approximately 15 minutes. Taxi stands are located outside arrivals for more direct, quicker service, costing around €12-15. Car hire are widely available and recommended for exploring beyond the city.

To Nicosia:
Approximately 50 kilometres from the airport, travellers can reach Nicosia by car in about 45 minutes via the A3 highway. Public bus services are limited, so taxi or hire cars are preferred.

To Limassol:
Limassol, about 70 kilometres away, is accessible by car or taxi in roughly 50-60 minutes. Direct bus lines exist but are less frequent, so planning ahead is advised.