Larnaca

Holidays to Larnaca and the surrounding area have become a firm favourite for couples, families and groups of friends with plenty of variety all very close by. Protaras is ideal for those with children as it boasts a lovely golden sand beach that gently slopes into the warm Mediterranean waters. You also have a great mix of cafes, bars and restaurants nearby so a bite to eat and a drink is never far away. Nearby Ayia Napa is famous for its nightclubs but did you know it too also has a gorgeous beach and picturesque old town? Lastly you have Nissi Beach where visitors love the stretch of white sand and the popular waterpark.

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What you’ll love most about Larnaca

• Relax on the golden sands of Finikoudes Beach, Larnaca’s most famous beach, with its calm turquoise waters, palm-lined promenade, and vibrant atmosphere, perfect for sunbathing, swimming, and water sports activities
• Explore the picturesque Larnaca Salt Lake, a network of salt flats and wetlands that attract flocks of flamingos and other migratory birds, especially during the winter months, offering opportunities for birdwatching and nature walks
• Visit the Byzantine-era Saint Lazarus Church, built in the 9th century over the tomb of Saint Lazarus, with its stunning architecture, ornate iconostasis, and beautiful frescoes, providing a glimpse into Larnaca’s rich religious heritage
• Discover Larnaca Castle, a medieval fortress located on the seafront promenade, with its imposing stone walls, ancient ramparts, and panoramic views of the harbour, as well as a small museum showcasing artifacts from Cyprus’s history
• Explore Hala Sultan Tekke, one of the most important Muslim shrines in Cyprus, located on the shores of Larnaca Salt Lake, with its elegant Ottoman architecture, tranquil gardens, and spiritual significance, attracting visitors from around the world
• Step back in time at the Kition Archaeological Site, where you can explore the ruins of an ancient city dating back to the 13th century BC, including remnants of temples, houses, and fortifications, providing insights into Larnaca’s ancient past