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Longing to be whisked away on a tropical holiday that is captivating as it is sun-drenched? Search no further than Larnaca, Cyprus, as it has it all; from stunning beaches and breathtaking heritage to a relaxed atmosphere that suits a British Tourist. If you come to Larnaca, perhaps you are sunbathing, loving history, or suffering from a Romanian food addiction. This city is always filled with surprises.
Our quest for fun in the sun begins at Finikoudes Beach, the most popular beach in Larnaca. This part is alive with activity and is traversed by palm trees, along with the district full of cafes, seaside lounge and sun beds waiting to be occupied. While shallow depths help it also be safe for children, neat and clean sandy areas around it are enough for one to lie down and enjoy the warmth of the sun. The promenade is swarmed by tourists, active residents of this resort, or just drink, and watch everyone as they soak up the pleasure of this beautiful beach.
For those seeking more tranquil and less populated shores, Mackenzie Beach is a short distance away which has a tendeny of being more crowd free yet chic with beach clubs and water activities.
Looking for the city with beautiful beaches? Do not touch. You will discover that there is more to Larnaca than that. Your time travel begins in the splendid church of Saint Lazarus which is one of several surviving Byzantine buildings from the 9th century. The church is dedicated to Lazarus, who was brought back from the dead by Jesus and who, as per tales, settled in Larnaca after returning alive. Quite regularly, tourists do make this church a part of their itinerary and it helps to understand the religious aspect of the city.
Doesn’t the exploration of an ancient city have more appeal to you? Not far away from the city center, there is Kition, a city-kingdom built in the thirteen hundred BC. Stroll through the columns of the temples and be in awe of the artifacts that reveal Cyprus history.
Those who adore Mother Nature cannot miss the Larnaca Salt Lake, a beautiful landscape surrounded by snow and at the same time changing into a net full of flamingos in the winter. The sight view around the lake is ideal for a nature walk or a nice relaxing picnic on the grass. At different periods of the day, it is to be noted that this is taken to another level in the evening when the light rays cast into the water, creating soft golden colours and a magical atmosphere. The Hala Sultan Tekke a mosque and Muslim holy site is also located close to the Salt Lake amid green surroundings and water bodies.
Larnaca’s marina is a place where the yachts float motionlessly with vessels at rest coming to this colorful harbor and eateries serving the most delicious fish cuisine. You can also take a boat from the marina and make the most romantic evening by taking trips around the island or a moonlight sail at sunset. A typical British menu is given to tourists. Ensure to try the local cuisines served in such stylish seafood restaurants as: thyme which serves chunky gravies, souvlaki and the famous grilled halloumi. Wash this down with Cypriot wine and you would soon find yourself in love with the depth of flavours this island has to offer.
Larnaca is known as a trendy tourist hotspot but it's also home of the Zenobia Wreck which is rated as one of the world’s best diving sites. A Swedish ferry sank in the waters off Larnaca in 1980 and the wreck has become a sanctuary for those who enjoy underwater activities. Whether you are a dive master or this is your first time getting under the water, exploring this giant ship which now is inhabited by sea creatures is something that you never forget.
One can say that this is Larnaca s Old Town- a combination of today s reality as well as a piece of history. Narrow alleyways tell you to meander and look for tucked-in stores, crafts, and cafés. From beautifully hand-crafted items to the famous local honey and olive oil, you will be spoilt for choice. Next, you could proceed to the Pierides Museum aghast for Cypriot history and culture. For some hours, the old town is a great place to be where you will have each corner to explore more interesting things than the last space.
For many UK visitors out there wishing to escape the biting cold, the sunshine in Larnaca come almost any part of the year. Sun worshippers will find the months of June to September are quite conducive for them, while they are recommended to visit in spring and fall when temperatures are moderate and suit our explorations of the outdoors and the city. Even though winter is mild, it is still a tad colder, which is suitable for visiting the salt lake and watching the lovely flamingos.
There is something very nice to Larnaca that brings relaxation and excitement all at once. Start your morning with historic explorations, spend your afternoon lounging on outstanding beaches, and then end it with a seaside feast in the evening. For tourists, a warm sea, bright sun, and friendly locals is the perfect recipe for a Mediterranean summer holiday, and that is what Larnaca serves up.
Whether you are a honeymooning couple, a family on a vacation, or just a solo traveler, Larnaca will steal your heart and leave you wanting for more. Beautiful landscapes, interesting history, world-class cuisine-it's time to pack up your bags and fly to Larnaca. After a day of adventure consider resting in one of the luxurious villas in Ayia Napa with private pool, in order to make your holiday that much more special.
