Private transfers from Larnaca International Airport (Glafcos Clerides)
Larnaca is Cyprus's main international airport, 4 km south-west of the town, beside the Larnaca Salt Lake. It is the gateway to the whole south of the island: Ayia Napa and Protaras are about an hour east, Limassol about an hour west and Nicosia 45 minutes inland, all on motorways.
We run fixed-price transfers to Ayia Napa and Limassol, and quote any address in the south of the island, from Larnaca's seafront hotels to villages in the Troodos mountains and the resorts around Paphos. With a car you skip the shuttle timetable and the taxi queue, and your luggage goes into the boot once.
Arriving at Larnaca Airport: where to meet your driver
Larnaca has one passenger terminal, with departures upstairs and arrivals on the ground floor (Level 0). After passport control and customs, walk out into the arrivals hall, where your driver waits holding a sign with your name. The car is parked a short walk away. The taxi rank is on the right as you leave the hall, and the shuttle-bus stop is directly outside.
Transfer times from Larnaca Airport
- Larnaca town and Finikoudes seafront: 10–20 minutes
- Lefkara: about 40 minutes
- Nicosia: 45 minutes – 1 hour
- Ayia Napa: 50–65 minutes
- Protaras and Fig Tree Bay: about 1 hour
- Limassol: 1 hour – 1 hour 20 minutes
- Platres, in the Troodos mountains: about 1 hour 45 minutes
- Paphos: about 2 hours
Staying in the south of the island
All our Larnaca routes run in the south of Cyprus, and Cyprus drives on the left. The A3 to Ayia Napa crosses the British Sovereign Base Area of Dhekelia for about 16 km without stops or checks, and no transfer crosses the Green Line, so you need no extra documents for the ride.