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Larnaca travel guide

 

Useful information about Larnaca

Photo of Larnaca   Larnaca
Avg temp for this month inLarnaca30.4 °C Source: World Weather Online
Avg rainfall for this month inLarnaca9.8 mmSource: World Weather Online
Average flight duration toLarnaca4 hrs 26 mins
Currency exchange rate inLarnaca€1.00 = £0.85Source: Oanda
Airlines flying toLarnacaAustrian Airlines, Tyrolean Air and KLM
Deals available on flights toLarnaca4638
Advertisers with deals toLarnacaBritish Airways, Crystal Travel and Opodo
Number of partners with deals toLarnaca9
Cheapest flights offer toLarnaca£174
Average flight offer toLarnaca£407

The Cypriot town of Larnaca has history dating back nearly 6,000 years, making it one of the oldest settlements in Greece. Its long beaches and fun atmosphere also make it perfect for simply relaxing or having a party-filled holiday. Getting cheap flights to Larnaca means beautiful beaches and boardwalks, with palm trees everywhere, especially along the aptly-named Palm Tree Promenade. There are many outdoor restaurants and cafes here for enjoying the treat of eating near the sea; make sure you try some of the locals’ favourite dishes like fasoulaki, which is lamb and French beans cooked in red wine.

The marina is full of sailboats and yachts, and windsurfing, kite surfing and jet skiing are very popular here. But if you get flights to Larnaca, make it priority to book a scuba diving trip and see fish swimming among the remains of the shipwrecked MS Zenobia in Laranaca Bay, one of the most celebrated diving sites in the world. On land, the nearby hills are very popular with mountain bikers and off-road races are often held there.

Although there are stylish and modern hotels for those wanting all mod cons, the old town area is full of charming stone buildings with colourful shutters. Zeno, the founder of the Stoic school of philosophy, was born here around 2,300 years ago when Larnaca was called Citium, and you’ll see statues of him around town. In Pierides Museum, you can see remarkable antiquities from the region’s history. On the surrounding hills, you’ll see old churches and monasteries built on the peaks overlooking the beautiful countryside.

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