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Flights to Larnaca

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If you want sun all year round, golden beaches and plenty of things to do both above and below the shoreline, look no further than Larnaca! The third-largest city in Cyprus has long been a popular tourist destination, boasting a 14th-century fort and old town as well as modern resorts, dotted among the pristine beaches.

Keen on a change of scenery? Worry not: from cheap flights and hotels for all budgets to the top things to do in Larnaca, we’ve got the lowdown on everything you need to know before booking. So, if you're currently eyeing up a holiday to the 'Island of Love', let’s check out what Larnaca has to offer!

Here is a tip for you: booking your flight and hotel at the same time and not separately can make you save up to 40%. Take advantage of a flight + hotel package in Larnaca to your destination and save time searching for hotels separately. If you have already purchased your flight and you’re only looking for a hotel, you can find it here.

What to do in Larnaca

You've likely heard of Paphos and Ayia Napa because they're commercial hotspots where people are known to go wild. In contrast, Larnaca is one of the more understated Cypriot jewels. There’s no question about it, though: there are plenty of fun things to do in Larnaca. The only conundrum you might face is finding a way to squeeze all your adventures in!

Renowned for being a windsurfer's paradise (especially in autumn) and also for offering scrumptiously authentic cuisine, this southeastern city is a must-see if you're wanting to mix a little relaxation with adventuring.

We’ve compiled the ultimate hitlist to help you make the most of your time in Larnaca, including stops at landmarks like Larnaca Salt Lake and the very best beaches you simply can’t afford to miss.

Day 1: Sample some Cypriot culture

Larnaca is well-known for its palm-tree-lined seafront (known locally as Finikoudes), but it’s much, much more than just a beach resort. The City of Zeno boasts cultural roots all the way back to the 13th century, which means that there are myths galore, as well as loads of historical landmarks to set your eyes on. Out of all the options Larnaca has to brag about, we'd say the most marvellous monuments and picturesque locations to visit on your first day are:

Of course, you’ll need to refuel after a day exploring the cultural side of Larnaca. It'd be rude not to sample the local goods, so we'd recommend picking up some street food in the form of souvlaki, fried halloumi wraps and finger foods like olives, artichokes, fresh pita bread, and barbequed meat.

Most of these foods are widely available in the UK but we can assure you that the flavours and freshness of the ingredients in Larnaca are god-tier. Definitely take the opportunity to try some nosh whether you're opting for snacking on the go or making a full meal of it during a pitstop in between your sightseeing.

Day 2: Dive into Larnaca’s best attractions

For the adventurers among you, we’d recommend a dip in the ocean. Not the ‘lazing around in the sun’ type, but more a deep-sea exploration of acclaimed spots like the Zenobia Wreck with a local tour guide while donning some diving gear.

For a different type of aquatic adventure, we strongly suggest taking a trip to Ayia Napa. Listed as one of the newest tourist attractions in Cyprus, the Museum of Underwater Sculpture Ayia Napa (MUSAN) is an underwater forest filled with 93 sculptures collated by eco-artist Jason deCaires Taylor.

If you’d rather skip the activities and dive straight into the ‘chill’ part, take a trip to Larnaca Salt Lake. Locals say the best time to visit is between November and March because the lake is a haven for migrating birds, including flamingos. However, it’s absolutely stunning in the summer, whether you choose to soak up the rays lakeside or enjoy the 2-mile nature trail that circles the lake.

Day 3: Soak up the sun on Finikoudes Beach

Larnaca's beaches provide the perfect place to recharge after two days of exploring the city. Finikoudes Beach and Mackenzie Beach are the main hotspots for sunseekers wanting to kick back on the golden sands. These commercial beaches are lined with places to eat, drink and shop, so you’ve got everything you need within a short walking distance.

If you’re pining for a quiet spot and want to avoid the hustle and bustle of fighting for a free deckchair, we recommend taking a trip to Kastella Beach.

In order to discover the beautiful landscapes of the surroundings, you can always rent a car in Larnaca and travel the open road.

Larnaca trips: frequently asked questions


How can I request assistance for children travelling alone?

You can contact the airline you’re travelling with if you need assistance for children travelling alone. It’s possible to book tickets on behalf of minors, but you should check each airline’s policies and, when possible, speak to customer service agents before completing a booking.


How can I travel with an assistance dog?

Contact the airlines before booking to confirm and make sure to inform them you’re travelling with an assistance dog at least 48 hours before departure.


How do I find cheap flights to Larnaca that have flexible change policies at Opodo?

Our AI-powered software uses real-time price data to find the cheapest flights to Larnaca. It does this for various departure airports, airlines and routes so you can find the best option. You can also adjust certain variables so you can pick out the deals with flexible booking policies.


How can I book cheap hotels on Opodo in Larnaca?

Tap the “flight + hotel” option on our website and you can search for flights and hotels in Larnaca using a single set of search criteria. Once you’ve found your ideal flights, you can look through a list of recommended hotels and book both in a single transaction.


What baggage do I need to check on my flight?

You can take hand luggage (i.e. a small bag) for no extra cost on most airlines. For example, Jet2.com allows passengers to take a small personal item, plus hand luggage measuring 56cm x 45cm x 25cm, for no extra cost. However, you should be aware that some airlines may charge for hand luggage.


How can I check in with Opodo?

As long as you've got a computer or mobile device, you can use an airline's online check-in portal to confirm your spot on the plane 48 hours before you fly. All you need is your name and booking confirmation number to start the check-in process.


Do I need to pay a cancellation fee if I cancel my flight from London to Larnaca?

Yes, there will almost certainly be fees to pay if you cancel a flight, but the charges will vary depending on the airline you're flying with. There is a £25 administration fee for cancelling bookings made via Opodo, but we suggest checking your ticket's terms for details of any additional charges. One final point to note is that you're only eligible for a refund if you purchase tickets with a Cancel for Any Reason Guarantee (minus an excess fee of up to 20% of the ticket's value).


How do I know if my flight is eligible for compensation?

You will be eligible for compensation if the airline is responsible for the reason your flight is delayed or cancelled. For example, this applies if you are unable to travel because the flight is overbooked or if you land in Larnaca over three hours late.

Larnaca Airport facts and figures

On average, the Larnaca flight time from the UK is around 4.5 hours on a direct journey. If you’re based around the capital, you’re in luck! You’ve got the option of 4 airports to choose from when booking your direct flight from London to Larnaca, as well as a range of airlines:

Upon arrival, you’ll be touching down at Larnaca International Airport Glafcos Clerides (LCA), which is roughly around 2.5 miles from Larnaca city centre. There are several facilities here including:

There are two main ways to get from Larnaca International Airport Glafcos Clerides (LCA) to the city centre. Generally speaking, taxis are faster, but you can save a penny or two by taking the bus:

Larnaca Airport

Top airlines

A number of airlines operate cheap flights to Larnaca including: Aegean Airlines, Thomas Cook Airlines and LOT Polish Airlines.

Location

Larnaca Airport is located about 3 miles south of the town centre.

Transport options

There are several shuttle services and public transport buses, including the Limassol Airport Express, Zenon Larnaka buses and the Kapnos airport shuttle, that connect Larnaca Airport with the town centre and other towns and resorts in the region. Taxis are available at the designated area upon exiting the Arrivals Hall on the ground floor. There are a few car rental agencies at the airport and the airport is easily accessed by the B4 and A3 motorways.

The best time to get cheap flights to Larnaca

Annual average temperatures can reach highs of 17°C in January. Naturally, the best months for sunshine are May, June, July, August and September. The average temperature during those months is over 25°C, with summer highs of 33°C.

The cost of flights during those months is, as you’d expect, higher than at other times of the year but there are still plenty of deals galore. What's more, you'll have plenty of fun things to do in Larnaca during the summer. You could lap up the communal frenzy at cultural events like the Larnaca Summer Festival in July or go exploring and visit the grandiose Kamares Aqueduct. We'd also highly recommend taking a look at one of the finest spectacles Larnaca has to offer: Hala Sultan Tekkesi. This picturesque site really is something else when the sun hits!

Of course, there are also sunset cruises leaving the port every evening or, if you prefer to do your drinking during the day, you could take the Troodos Mountain Wine Tour. It's a 1.5-hour drive from Larnaca to the Troodos Mountains, but don't let that put you off because this is a day trip worth taking. As well as learning about the history of wine in the region and sampling 15 different varieties, you'll be able to soak up the stunning beauty of Cyprus in the summer.

Larnaca flights FAQs

How can I search for low-cost flights to Larnaca on Opodo UK?
At Opodo UK, you can find flights to Larnaca starting from just £17. We use cutting-edge technology to create great offers that give you a variety of options to choose from. Whether you’re searching for the best prices or the most convenient flight times, we’re here to help you find the perfect choice for your trip to Larnaca.
In which month is it best to buy flights to Larnaca?
According to the booking patterns of our Opodo UK customers, the optimal time to book flights to Larnaca is July. By choosing this month for your reservations, you can take advantage of better pricing and availability, ensuring a smoother travel experience. The upcoming peak period for booking flights to Larnaca is September. Finally, August is the third-best month to book your flight to Larnaca. We are referring to the preferred time for travelers to book their tickets. To discover the best time to visit Larnaca, keep reading for more information.
What month is the best time to visit Larnaca?
We analyzed the flight searches made by our customers, and the optimal month for flying to Larnaca is August. You might want to fly to Larnaca on July, as it’s the second-best month for a memorable trip to that destination. And we can't ignore October, which ranks as the third most popular month to visit Larnaca. If you enjoy a more peaceful travel experience, we’d like to share that the month with the lowest demand for flights to Larnaca is January. This means you can expect fewer crowds and a more relaxed atmosphere during your trip.
What carriers provide flights from the UK to Larnaca?
Airlines that operate direct flights from the UK to Larnaca are as follows:
  • Wizz Air operates direct flights originating from London and Thessaloniki to Larnaca. Additionally, this airline also offers services from Athens to the same destination.
Here are also some options for indirect flights from the UK to Larnaca:
  • Aegean Airlines, an airline known for offering flights from various cities, operates routes fromLondon, Bristol, and Manchester.
  • Qatar Airways offers flights to Larnaca from Hanoi, Oklahoma City, OK, as well as Bangkok, providing multiple convenient departure options for travelers.
  • Finally, Lufthansa operates flights to Larnaca, departing from numerous locations, including Birmingham, Manchester, and London.
Which airlines provide the lowest-cost flights to Larnaca?
Based on the pricing trends from our UK customers' bookings to Larnaca, the following low-cost carriers are among the best options for securing cheap flights:
  • Smartlynx Airlines offers an average one-way fare of £131.00. Additionally, flying from Bristol to Larnaca costs about £126.67, while a trip from Cardiff is priced at £132.09.
  • Avion Express is among the most affordable airlines available and offers an average one-way ticket price of £135.61). This average includes: a fare of £132.05 for flights from Birmingham to Larnaca, as well as a price of £134.79 for flights originating from Manchester.
  • Blue Air ranks as the third airline offering the most affordable one-way tickets, with an average fare of £135.94. For instance, flights from Birmingham to Larnaca are priced at approximately £135.70, while fares from London average around £136.08.
How far in advance should I arrive at the airport for my flight to Larnaca?
To ensure a smooth trip to Larnaca, it’s important to arrive at the airport at least two to three hours before your flight. This extra time is essential for navigating various procedures such as check-ins, security screenings, customs, boarding, and baggage drop-off, as well as any potential delays that might occur. When you choose Opodo for your travel needs, you’ll discover fantastic flight deals to Larnaca from over 76 cities. Plus, Opodo UK offers a variety of services to enhance your airport experience, including priority boarding, additional luggage allowances, and lounge access. For added peace of mind, consider selecting a refundable fare or purchasing travel insurance when you book your flight. This way, you can embark on your journey to Larnaca with confidence and ease!
How many airports are there in Larnaca?
The city of Larnaca is served by 1 airport[s]. Among them, Larnaca Intl offers flights to a variety of domestic and international destinations, connecting travelers to 76 cities. Some of the most frequented routes include London, Birmingham, and Athens, making these the top choices for passengers. Whether you’re looking to explore nearby locations or travel abroad, this airport provides numerous options to suit your travel needs.
What is the distance from the airport in Larnaca to the city center?
The Larnaca Intl serving Larnaca is located about 4 miles kilometers from the heart of the city, making it easy for visitors to access popular attractions and amenities.
How much does it cost to get from Larnaca airport to the city center?
Traveling by Public Transport: The cost of using public transport for your journey is approximately 2.00 £ per individual. Taking a Taxi: If you have a more flexible budget and would like to opt for a taxi from Larnaca Intl, the typical fare to the center of Larnaca is about 5.43 £ per kilometer. This option can be particularly convenient if you’re traveling with luggage or prefer a direct route. Renting a Car: For enhanced convenience and the freedom to explore at your own pace during your visit, Opodo offers excellent car rental options in Larnaca. You can choose your desired vehicle type and drive from Larnaca Intl to the city center of Larnaca on your own schedule, allowing for spontaneous stops along the way.
What is an appropriate budget for planning a trip to Larnaca?
If you're planning a trip to Larnaca, here's a breakdown of the average costs for various items you might want to buy:
  • - Affordable Dining: 12.52 £
  • - Moderate Dining: 41.74 £
  • - Cheap Restaurant: 6.51 £
  • - Local Beer: 2.50 £
  • - Imported Beer: 3.13 £
  • - Coffee: 2.56 £
  • - Soft Drinks: 1.22 £
  • - Bottled Water: 0.67 £
This list can help you budget for your expenses while enjoying your time at Larnaca.
How's the weather in Larnaca?
If you’re seeking a sunny getaway, the ideal months to visit Larnaca are August, May and June. During this time, the average temperature soars to 27.96 °C. Additionally, the sun shines brightest in July, June, and August, which are the top three sunniest months of the year, offering an impressive average of 169.1 hours of sunshine daily. On the other hand, if you prefer cooler weather, consider planning your trip to Larnaca during the months of January, February and December. During these months, the average temperature is 12.6 °C. For travelers who are less concerned about temperature but want to stay dry, it's wise to steer clear of visiting during June, July and August. During these months, the average precipitation in Larnaca reaches 3 mm. In contrast, the months of January, February and March, are much drier, averaging 0 mm of rainfall.
Airport code LCA The IATA code for the arrival airport on flights to Larnaca is LCA
Most popular airline Wizz Air Most popular airline with flights to Larnaca
High season August According to search data from our customers, August is the busiest time to fly to Larnaca
Low season January According to search data from our customers, January is the least busy time to fly to Larnaca

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