Larnaca Airport Driving Directions

Larnaca is the ancient port of Cyprus which is also known as Khittim. Due to its World Heritage sites, a Great Salt Lake and Blue Flag beach, Larnaca has captured attention of numerous British tourists who frequently travels to this amazing place. Larnaca Airport is one of the two main airports of Cyprus and sees approximately 5 million passengers every year. Once you land into the city, you will be transferred to the terminal building through a shuttle bus where you will have to go to the passport control section first before collecting your luggage which consists of 6 luggage reclaim belts. If any of your possessions go missing then you can take help from the lost luggage office that is located close by for your convenience too.

You can take several transport facilities from Larnaca Airport although getting to Larnaca Airport by car is better if you wish to take full advantage of all the amazing things that are offered by this island. Unlike other European destinations, the vehicles here drive on the right and you can understand the road signs easily as they include indications in both English and Greek. As Cyprus is not so famous for its public transportation hence private vehicles will prove to be a better option for the tourists here.

Hence car hire is a necessity for you if you really wish to check out all the attractive features of the city. By having an incredible road network which makes up to four lane motorways that connects to the major cities you will find it much easier to visit all the nearby places easily. You will find no toll fee at the roads while getting to Larnaca Airport by car and it takes around 45 to 60 minutes to reach other nearest towns including Protara, Agia Napa and Limassol.