Car Hire Larnaca

Parking in Larnaca

• Archiepiskopou Makariou III 16c Parkin (6071) close to Larnaca Harbour, Archaeological Museum of Larnaca District, and the Archaeological Site of Kition.This car park has 401 spaces.
• Larnaca Salt Lake (6031)close to Larnaca Salt Lake, Kastella Beach, and Patticheio.
• Finikoudes Multipark (6022) close to Finikoudes Beach, Skala and Old GSZ Stadium. This multistorey car park has 6 levels and 200 spaces.

Electric car hire in Larnaca

Hiring an EV in a scenic and historic city like Larnaca is one of the best ways to explore the area, without the worry of pollution, noise, and running out of gas.

Charging point locations in Larnaca

There is only one electric vehicle charging point in Larnaca, which is located at the airport. So be sure to charge your EV when you collect it at the airport on your arrival date. If you’re heading further afield, look into whether there are EV charging facilities at your destination.

Congestion charges in Larnaca

As of 2022, there are no congestion charges in Larnaca. However, The Sustainable Urban Mobility Plans (SUMP), which is due to be introduced in 2024, could see fewer cars allowed in the city and possibly charges for those that do enter. The SUMP is focused on traffic management and congestion and will contribute to the redevelopment of a number of major roads in Larnaca.

Key roads in Larnaca

• The A3 connects Larnaca and Ayia Napa.
• The B2 runs into the centre of Larnaca, connecting it with Dali and Lympia to the North.
• The B5 runs through the centre of Larnaca, connecting it to the B3 to the East and to Kifinou to the West.

How to get from Larnaca to Limassol

It takes 52 minutes to drive the 66.7 km from Larnaca to Limassol.

1. Take the A5 westbound from the city centre
2. Merge onto the A5 in Aradip
3. Join the A1 towards Αρχιεπισκόπου Μακαρίου ΄Γ
4. Follow the A1 into Limassol centre

How to get from Larnaca to Nicosia

Larnaca is just a 47-minute drive from Nicosia. Just take the A2 northbound out of the city, merge onto the A1 and then the B1 which will lead you into the city.

Best hotels in Larnaca

Hotel Indigo

Kimonos 1, Larnaca 6015

This sleek and modern hotel is less than 10-minutes’ walk from Finikoudes beach and the Larnaca Bay promenade, making it a perfect spot for visitors who want to explore the city on foot.

Rise Street Art Hotel

Adonidos 12-16, Larnaca 6020

This bright and bold hotel will surely add to your holiday experience. Not only is it one of the most popular hotels on the island, but it's only a short walk away from the beach and top sights like the Church of Saint Lazarus.

Les Palmiers Beach Hotel

Evathias Pieridou 6, Larnaca, 6022

If you’re looking for a laid-back beach holiday with all the convenience of a city break, then this is the hotel for you. Situated right by Finikoudes, it’s a contemporary spot that makes the perfect base for tourists exploring the city.

Best restaurants in Larnaca

Blue Pine

3 Louki Pieridi, Larnaka 6021

The cosy old building that houses Blue Pine creates a warm and friendly atmosphere that is made even better by handmade Cypriot cuisine. The original features, including a large old fireplace, give this traditional pub a sense of old-world appeal.

Vinaria

Q City Centre D. N. Dimitriou Street, Larnaca 6022

If you’re exploring the city centre, stop for a bite at Vinaria. You’ll find tapas and traditional Cypriot dishes on the menu, plus the twinkly, wooden decor adds to the convivial and authentic feel.

Lush Beach Bar Resto

Piale Pasa, Larnaca 6028

What’s a European beach holiday without a visit to a luxury beach bar? Here you’ll find local dishes, refreshing drinks, and an authentic taste of Greek life, all served up with a sea view. Total brunch perfection.

Best things to do in Larnaca

Hala Sultan Tekke

VJP6+627, Tekke Road, Larnaca

Also known as the Mosque of Umm Haram, this landmark sits on the edge of Larnaca Salt Lake and is one of the world’s most revered sites in Islam.

Larnaca Salt Lake

Larnaca Salt Lake, Larnaca

This complex of four salt lakes is one of Cyprus’ major tourist attractions. And if you’re visiting during winter, you might get to see the thousands of flamingos and other migrating birds that call it home during the wet season.

Larnaca Medieval Fort

Piale Pasa, Larnaca

Built to defend the shores of Cyprus – but who it was built by, and when, remains up for debate. This medieval castle is based at the end of the Foinikoudes promenade. It houses a range of exhibits and artefacts from the Early Christian to the Ottoman periods.

So, now you’re ready to explore the historic sites and stunning beaches of Larnaca. And what better way than in an eco-friendly EV that won’t contribute to any noise or air pollution in the city. Just remember to charge it at the airport before you set off.