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An ancient stone aqueduct with three arches, surrounded by dry grass and trees.
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Larnaca District Attractions

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1. Finikoudes Beach

Lofty palm trees and pleasant promenades greet you at the entrance of Finikoudes Beach, the main strip of sand on the eastern coast of Larnaca. Its central position and clear water ensure that the beach remains very popular among local residents and travelers. Find many restaurants and cafés surrounding the beach.
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A white marble statue of an angel with wings, a beach, and a stone wall in the background.

2. Larnaca Marina

Beyond the rows of palm trees and charming cafés that decorate the Finikoudes area lie the impressive yachts of Larnaca Marina. At full capacity, the marina is home to 450 boats of varying styles and sizes. Visit this harbor as a gateway to Zenobia’s Wreck, an unusual scuba diving site centered on a sunken ship that capsized in 1979.
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A marina with numerous sailboats docked in calm waters.

3. Church of Saint Lazarus

The Church of Saint Lazarus is a famous spiritual home said to be built upon the remains of the Biblical figure of Lazarus of Bethany. The tale suggests Jesus resurrected him before he fled to Cyprus to live out the rest of his life there. See the church built from stone as it stands proudly in St. Lazarus Square as a reminder of the city’s lively past.
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A historic church with a bell tower, arches, and a tiled roof.

4. Larnaca Salt Lake

Larnaca Salt Lake is a scenic area of shallow water where pink flamingoes gather. In summer, walk across the dry, moon-like terrain. The water has a mean depth of about 3.2 feet (1 meter) in winter.
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A salt flat with footprints, a dome-shaped building, palm trees, and distant mountains.

5. Larnaka Medieval Castle

Visit Larnaca Fort, an impressive landmark with a museum consisting of several rooms and intriguing relics from the past. The Byzantine structure’s exact history remains a mystery, but it was built during the Middle Ages to protect the town’s main harbor. It is likely the castle was constructed under the rule of James I in the 14th century, although Ottoman rulers added several segments later.
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A row of cannons mounted on stone walls, likely part of a historical fortification.

6. Europe Square

Europe Square is an open space with some of Larnaca’s earliest British colonial buildings from the 19th century. The plaza, which is next to Larnaca’s coast, is full of charming mini-trees, benches and an impressive water feature. It is one of the main squares in the city and is an ideal meeting point for locals and travelers. Use it as a designated base as your touring companions explore the city and want to reconnect.
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A sculpture in front of a white building with red-tiled roofs and arched windows.

What to do in Larnaca District

Free Things to Do in Larnaca District

Escaping to Larnaca District on a budget? The following can be experienced for nix.

Stavrovouni Monastery - Work on your spiritual side or just take in the serene atmosphere at this site of worship.

Theofilos Georgiadis Park - Grab your rug, pack some finger food and find a cozy spot to be at one with nature.

Things to Do in Larnaca District with Kids

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Frequently asked questions

What to do in Larnaca District on a sunny day?
What to do in Larnaca District on a rainy day?
A Executive Lounge at Larnaca Airport (LCA) is a fantastic indoor activity to try if the weather takes a turn for the worse.
What should I not miss in Larnaca District?
If you want to see the best of this place, slot these attractions into your schedule:

  • Finikoudes Beach
  • Larnaca Salt Lake
  • Europe Square
  • Mosque of Umm Haram

Are there cheap things to do in Larnaca District?
If you're traveling on a shoestring budget, be sure to add the following cheap experiences to your itinerary:


What can you do in Larnaca District for free?
You'll hardly have time to pull your wallet out of your pocket with so many terrific free things to do:

  • Finikoudes Beach
  • Larnaca Salt Lake
  • Europe Square
  • Mosque of Umm Haram

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