Larnaca is a city on the coast of Cyprus with a population of under 150,000. It is a major seaport for the country of Cyprus and trade and tourism drive most of the economy.

Tourists can enjoy Larnaca’s coastline while walking the Larnaca Promenade, which spans almost the length of the city that borders the Mediterranean.

The Church of St. Lazarus is said to be built on top of the tomb of Lazarus and is a major attraction in the city. Tourists should also visit the salt lake to see the pink flamingos that flock there in the winter.

Visitors who like to scuba dive can enjoy the wreck of the Zenobia, a sunken ferry just off of the coast of the city.

Larnaca is accessible by plane to Larnaca International Airport (Airport code LCA). The airport is approximately six kilometres outside of the city centre. It is the largest airport on Cyprus and a hub for Cyprus Airways and Eurocypria. Each year over 5,000,000 travellers pass through Larnaca International Airport.

Just fewer than 50,000 flights arrive at or depart from Larnaca each year. Cyprus Airways flies the most frequently, followed by Malev Hungarian Airlines, Monarch, and Aeroflot. Around 50 airlines fly regularly scheduled routes into Larnaca, including a variety of low cost and major carriers. Cyprus Airways and Eurocypria fly to the most destinations.

• Thomson 57% recommend
• Cyprus Airways 81% recommend

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• Larnaca Airport (Larnaca, Cyprus)
• Right now, 57 airlines operate out of Larnaca Airport.
• Larnaca Airport offers nonstop flights to 70 cities.
• Every week, at least 0 domestic flights and 798 international flights depart from Larnaca Airport.