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Key facts for hiring a car in Larnaca
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Car hire locations
Larnaca is home to the largest airport on the island of Cyprus, and this is where you’ll find pick-up points for nearly all the car rental agents in the city.
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Language
Greek
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Most popular months
May - September
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Time difference
GMT + 2
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Currency
Euro (EUR, €)
Hire a car in Larnaca
Larnaca is a fascinating city in the South of Cyprus, filled with historic treasures.
Larnaca is thought to be the oldest city on the island of Cyprus. Expect a palm-lined sea front, a salt lake which attracts flamingos, as well as ancient buildings, sites and settlements. Plus, you can drive to the other end of the island in a few hours, so exploring further afield is also on the cards.
Top rated suppliers for Larnaca
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Flizzr
Average Rating 8.7 – “Everyone was friendly and efficient, starting with the charming lady in the terminal, then the chap who gave me the car, then the chap who did the return check in at the end.”
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Sixt
Average Rating 8.6 – “Great service, very new and clean car, everything was great!”
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Avis
Average Rating 8.3 – “Once they realised I was in a wheelchair , they couldn't of been more helpful . Top marks for staff.”
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Budget
Average Rating 8.2 – “Very comprehensive and quick rental. Clean car, helpful staff and very good drop-off.”
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Local knowledge
Discover Larnaca
Ancient wines
Cyprus is the birthplace of one of the oldest wines in the world – Commandaria. You can sample the amber-hued dessert wine across the island, which to this day is produced using only Xynisteri and Mavro grapes. Commandaria perfectly complements cheese and fruit after a local meal, so before you leave, get a taste of Cyprus.
Beautiful beaches
Cyprus’ beaches have been continuously named the cleanest in Europe over the years, which makes it the perfect place to come and relax on the shore. From the fish-tail shape of Makronissos, to the sheltered corners of Konnos Bay there is so much lovely sandy coastline to explore.
Diver’s paradise
The Zenobia shipwreck is known as one of the best dives in the world. Suitable for all levels of experience, this huge 178 metre carcass is buried deep in the ocean complete with over 100 articulated lorries and other unusual cargo (thought to be worth around £200 million). A fascinating underwater world waiting to be explored.
Walking haven
Cyprus is home to 52 designated walking trails. Choose your difficulty level, pick your favourite region and put on your hiking boots. Good weather most of the year makes Cyprus a great place to get outdoors.
Larnaka Free Winter Experiences
Heading abroad out of season? Well Larnaca Tourist Board will look after you. Each week from November - April, they are offering free excursions and activities for those staying in hotels and apartments throughout the region.
Local tips
Rental cars
Rental plates are red in Cyprus, so you can distinguish between local and visiting drivers.
Road signs
Signs are in both English and Greek, you shouldn’t have a problem navigating.
Petrol
Prices for fuel are around 10-20% cheaper than the UK.
Tolls
There are no toll roads in Cyprus, so you can venture on any motorway without any surprise fees.
Sunglasses
Bring them; wear them. You will need them, as the midday sun can be blinding and exhausting on your eyes.
Insurance
If you plan on driving into Northern Cyprus, check with your car hire company that your car is insured to do so.
Keep to the left
Unlike the majority of the world, Cyprus drives on the left.
Being polite
It’s best to avoid holding up your hand and palm to someone’s face as if to say ‘don’t talk to me.’ This is a gesture known as moutza in Cyprus and it is considered very rude.
Currency
If you venture into Northern Cyprus, be aware that the currency is different. They use Turkish Lira, and the exchange rate is usually much better once you are there.
Lefkara
The land of lace
When you stumble upon places like Lefkara, you realise exactly why you hired a car. Sitting at the foot of the Cypriot mountains this small, picturesque village is what road-trip dreams are made of.
Famous for its lace making, tradition is easy to find here. Lefkara’s white stone homes are surrounded by scenery and open out onto tiny cobbled streets where locals sit having coffee-fueled conversations.
Go back in time and visit antique cafes, seek out what is thought to be the oldest producer of Loukoumi (Turkish delight) in the country and witness the craftsmanship that goes into lace embroidery. The village is also known for its filigree silver work, so there is lots to uncover here.
The ultimate Larnaca road trip
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Larnaca International Airport LCA
The largest airport in Cyprus.
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Car hire pick up point
The rental desks are located within the arrivals hall.
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Lefkara – 39km
Near to Troodos, this lake-making village is a must-visit for photographs and culture.
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Limassol – 49km
Second largest city in Cyprus, drive around the coast to find endless white rocks
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Kourion – 18km
Ancient city, complete with ampitheatre, villas, baths and mosaics.
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Troodos Mountains – 48km
Escape to the mountains for a different perspective of this versatile island.
