Larnaca Airport Transfer (LCA) — Fixed Price

Larnaca is Cyprus's third-largest city and the location of the island's primary international airport. Larnaca Airport (LCA) is just 4 kilometres south-west of the city — a 10-minute drive to the Finikoudes beach promenade. LCA is the main entry point for scheduled international traffic, handling long-haul routes alongside heavy summer charter volume. Larnaca itself has a small but active old town around the Byzantine church of Agios Lazaros and a 4-kilometre beachfront. The city is a convenient staging point for day-trips to Nicosia (50 km north-west), Ayia Napa (40 km east) and Limassol (70 km west via A5 motorway). A LocalsRide booking confirms the EUR fare and places the driver at arrivals with a name sign.

Key Destinations from LCA

Larnaca city centre and Finikoudes: 4 km, 8–15 min. Mackenzie Beach: 5 km, 10–15 min. Larnaca Salt Lake and Hala Sultan Tekke: 3 km, 8–12 min. Nicosia (Lefkosia): 50 km, 45–60 min. Ayia Napa: 40 km, 35–50 min. Protaras and Fig Tree Bay: 50 km, 45–60 min. Limassol: 70 km, 50–70 min. Paphos: 150 km, 1.5–2 hours. Troodos Mountains (Platres): 90 km, 1.25–1.5 hours.

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Frequently asked questions

Is there a bus from Larnaca Airport to the city?

Airport bus 425 runs LCA to Finikoudes for 1.50 EUR every 20 min daytime. Line 429 LCA-Nicosia for 8 EUR (45 min). Last departures before midnight. Metered airport taxis at the rank use tariff fares. A pre-booked private transfer runs any time at a fare confirmed at reservation.

Can I book a direct transfer from Larnaca to Ayia Napa or Protaras?

Yes — LCA-Ayia Napa (40 km, 35–50 min) and LCA-Protaras (50 km, 45–60 min) are heavily booked in summer. Nissi Beach and Fig Tree Bay are main drop-off zones. Peak Saturdays run queues at the taxi rank exceeding 30 min; pre-booking avoids the queue.