Larnaca

Beautifully compact, easily accessible, and truly authentic, Larnaka (Larnaca) is the island’s oldest soul; the longest continually inhabited region of Cyprus, with a history that dates back 4.000 years. And whilst it is rich in ancient culture, Larnaka is also a thriving and modern European city that offers the best of all worlds.

A characteristic feature of Larnaka is that tourists will find that there is no distinction between resort and town; locals and visitors alike can enjoy the same daily experience of a charming and diverse Mediterranean city. From stretches of varied coastline, a mix of traditional and cosmopolitan establishments, and fascinating monuments, Larnaka seamlessly blends its two ‘faces’.

One of its most popular spots in the bustling promenade of Foinikoudes, which is lined with mature palm trees and flanked by beaches, eateries, and entertainment. Its coast joins with the sea walkway of Piale Pasha – which passes by quaint old neighborhoods and fresh fish taverns – whilst its parallel shopping center puts everything at your fingertips, and is home to the grand cathedral church of Agios Lazaros. As the town’s Patron Saint, the story and monument of Saint Lazarus serve as an enduring symbol of Larnaka’s significant religious history.

The town is also the most centrally positioned, offering easy access to other regions, whilst its small and scenic rural villages are famous for their local handicrafts.

For the warmest welcome, and a unique local atmosphere in a progressive town… Larnaka ticks all the boxes!