Zenobia shipwreck: planning a Larnaca dive
The Zenobia is a large ferry wreck in Larnaka Bay, reached by boat from Larnaca. Here’s what to know about the site, dive requirements and planning a trip.
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The Zenobia is a large ferry wreck in Larnaka Bay, reached by boat from Larnaca. Here’s what to know about the site, dive requirements and planning a trip.
Read ArticleThe Pierides Museum - Bank of Cyprus Cultural Foundation presents Cypriot objects spanning from prehistory to the medieval eras in a historic Larnaca home. Here’s wh…
This one-day Larnaca itinerary links the old town with the waterfront, with options to add a central museum before finishing at Finikoudes. The route uses walkable c…
InterCity Buses lists a direct Larnaca–Nicosia service, route 42. Here’s what the available route information can tell you—and what to verify before setting out.
Lefkara is a village outing from Larnaca, made up of Pano Lefkara and Kato Lefkara. Route 405 serves both villages, while the lace, silverwork and historic sights gi…
Larnaca Salt Lake combines a marked nature trail, seasonal birdlife and the lakeside mosque of Hala Sultan Tekke. Here’s how to plan a visit around the shoreline and…
The museums in Larnaca range from a historic family collection to archaeological finds and open-air ruins. Use this guide to compare what each offers and plan around…
Larnaca Castle stands at the end of the Finikoudes promenade, making it easy to pair a castle visit with a seafront walk. Here’s what to know about its history, muse…
Finikoudes pairs a beach with the city promenade, Mackenzie sits near the site of Larnaca’s old airport, and Kastella lies beside a fishing shelter. Here’s how their…
Larnaca International Airport is about 4 km southwest of the city. Urban buses and 24-hour taxis serve the airport, with airport-transfer buses also linking it to ot…
Kamares Aqueduct is an open-air historic landmark in Larnaca, built in 1746 to bring water to the city. You can view its surviving arches and follow a footpath that…
Events in Larnaca follow a seasonal pattern, with Kataklysmos tied to Pentecost, a city festival in July and classical music in April. Dates can move, so check offic…
Expert advice to make your journey unforgettable
You can travel from Larnaca to Ayia Napa by intercity bus or car. Here’s what to know about the route, parking and planning a day visit.