Ayia Napa Church

Ayia Napa, once a small fishing village, is now one of the most popular resorts in Cyprus. The surroundings of the village are famous for beautiful beaches, many of which are marked with the Blue Flag sign.

Cyprus has reopened its borders to tourists. Before departure, you must provide a negative test result no earlier than 72 hours before departure, and on arrival, take another test at the airport. Citizens who have undergone a full course of vaccination against CoVID-19 are exempt from the obligation to undergo tests.

There are several options to get to Ayia Napa Church. This can be done by car or bus.

Bus routes

1. Bus from Nisi Ave (Giouri Gkagkarin to Foinikoudes - Larnaka Marina 43). The duration of the trip is about one hour.
2. Bus following Grigori Afxentiou Ave - Foinikoudes 1. The duration of the trip is an hour and a half.

Tickets are purchased from the driver. Approximate prices: one-time ticket for a city bus - about 1.5 euros.

Car rental. Prices start at around 30-40 euros per day for the lowest class car. You will pay about 1.24 euros per liter of gasoline and about 1.25 euros per liter of diesel. The duration of the trip is 40 minutes.

It should be noted that there is left-hand traffic in Cyprus (on both sides of the island). If you choose a rental car across the border to the north side, you should get special insurance.