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Cyprus offers an extensive bus network connecting towns, airports, and rural areas — a system developed to support the island’s tourism industry. In Northern Cyprus, transport options are more limited. You’ll find renting a car the most practical way to travel between towns.

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Larnaca International Airport – Glafcos Clerides (LCA)

Visitors arriving in Cyprus by air may enter the Republic of Cyprus only through the International Airports of Larnaca and Pafos. The largest of the two, Larnaca International Airport – Glafcos Clerides (LCA), is five kilometres from Larnaca and 50 kilometres from the capital, Nicosia.

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Pafos International Airport (PFO)

Visitors arriving in Cyprus by air may enter the Republic of Cyprus only through the International Airports of Larnaca and Pafos. Pafos International Airport (PFO) is 15 kilometres from the town of Pafos. The country's second largest airport is commonly used by tourists on vacation in western Cyprus, providing access to popular resorts such as Coral Bay, Limassol and Pafos itself. There are buses and taxis to the nearest large towns just outside the Arrivals halls.

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Passport & Visa

Cyprus’s passport and visa requirements vary for different nationalities. Citizens of the European Union (EU) countries (including Iceland, Norway, Switzerland, and Liechtenstein) need a passport or a valid ID. The rest of the citizens of other countries will need a passport. Many countries, including the United States, Canada, United Arab Emirates, Australia, and Japan, benefit from visa-free entry for tourism short stays of up to 90 days maximum. Travellers requiring a short-stay visa (valid for up to 90 days), such as those from some Middle-Eastern, African, or Asian nations, the visa must be obtained prior to arrival. All visitors should ensure their passport is valid for at least six months beyond their intended stay. If you're not sure whether or not to apply for a visa, we recommend you contact the embassy or consulate in your country. For Northern Cyprus, nationals of most countries will need to obtain a visa for stays of under 90 days. Citizens of the European Union (EU) countries, United Kingdom and United States do not need visas for Northern Cyprus, for tourism entry and up to 90 days.

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Best Time to Visit

Cyprus enjoys a warm, Mediterranean climate that's characterized by the region's long, hot summers and mild, wet winters. The best time to visit Cyprus is in the summer for the most heat and sunshine. Although, if you prefer milder temperatures then spring is perfect and the sea water is still mild enough for swimming. If you come to Cyprus during this time of the year, especially from April to June, you can also enjoy a lot of events, mostly music events, with live shows of all of music genres.

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Taxi

Taxis operate around the clock in all towns of Cyprus. Taxis can be booked by phone or be hailed on the street. Urban taxis are all provided with meters and charging commences upon entering the taxi. The transport of passengers by urban taxis without using the taximeter is not permitted. You can order a cab using the Bolt app.

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Post

The opening hours of the post offices in Cyprus normally reflect the laid-back attitude of the entire island, being open 8:30am–1pm and 3pm–4:45pm except from May to August when the offices close at 1pm. Post offices are easy to spot thanks to the yellow sign that pops out of the wall. In the offices you will find stamps and postcards and you will be able to post letters. Mail boxes are also located throughout Cyprus and they are yellow and round-shaped. Stamps are also available in some kiosks.

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Pharmacy

Pharmacies are located all over the island, operating on a system that features an open pharmacy at night or weekends every day. Pharmacies have a green cross on the outside which makes them easy to find.

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Telephone

Country code: +357 Area codes: Nicosia: 22 Lamarca: 24 Limassol: 25 Pafos: 26

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Electricity

Cyprus uses UK-style Type G electrical outlets (three rectangular pins in a triangular pattern). The standard voltage is 230–240V, 50Hz — compatible with most European devices.

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