Larnaca International Airport (LCA) → Ayia Napa transfer
Ayia Napa is 60 km from Larnaca Airport, and a private transfer usually takes 42–53 minutes along the A3 motorway. The fare is usually around €50–70 for a standard car or €75–100 for a minivan, and the exact price is shown before you book.
- From
- Larnaca International Airport (LCA)
- To
- Ayia Napa
- Distance
- 60 km
- Typical drive
- 42–53 min
The resort sits at the south-eastern tip of the island, where the motorway runs out and the coast bends towards Cape Greco. Most hotels are a few minutes from the centre or spread along the beaches to the west.
What does the drive from LCA to Ayia Napa look like?
Meeting in arrivals
Your driver holds a name sign in the arrivals area. Luggage goes straight into the boot and the air-conditioning is usually already running in summer.
Around Larnaca and onto the A3
The first minutes skirt the edge of town before you join the A3 heading east. Traffic here is light outside weekday rush hours.
Through the red-soil farmland
The motorway crosses flat country known for its red earth and potato fields, passing the British base area at Dhekelia without any checkpoint on the road.
Into Ayia Napa
Near the end of the A3 you drop onto local roads. Drop-off at Nissi Beach or Makronissos comes a few minutes before the town centre.
Which part of Ayia Napa are you staying in?
- The centre
- Around the old monastery and the main square, with bars and clubs close by. Lively late into the night in summer, so pack earplugs if you are not here for the parties.
- Nissi Beach
- West of town, with shallow turquoise water and a cluster of large hotels. Busy and popular with groups of friends in high season.
- Makronissos
- Further west, with smaller sandy coves and ancient rock-cut tombs nearby. Quieter, and a good fit for couples and families.
- Towards Cape Greco
- East of the centre, with sea caves, cliffs and coastal walking paths. Hotels are more spread out, so give the full address when booking.
Arriving for a party week or a family holiday?
Groups of friends often land on late-evening flights in summer. A minivan keeps everyone and their bags together, and nobody has to queue for separate taxis at midnight.
Families tend to prefer the beaches west of town. Request child seats when booking and mention a pushchair, so it fits alongside the cases. If you would like a quick stop at a supermarket on the way, ask when you book and the provider will confirm.
HotelTaxi can arrange this private ride with a local Ayia Napa transfer company, booked online or in a WhatsApp chat.
Frequently asked questions
Is the road from Larnaca Airport to Ayia Napa all motorway?
Almost. The A3 covers most of the 60 km, and only the first minutes near the airport and the last stretch into the resort are on ordinary roads.
Can I be picked up from a late-night flight to Ayia Napa?
Yes. Private transfers run around the clock, and the driver follows your flight number. A late arrival does not change the price agreed at booking.
How far is Cape Greco from central Ayia Napa?
It is a short drive east of the centre, on the way towards Protaras. Hotels on that side are more scattered, so the exact address helps the driver.
What does a minivan to Ayia Napa usually cost?
A minivan for up to about seven people is usually around €75–100 one way. The exact price is shown before you confirm.
Can our group bring extra bags or inflatables?
Yes, but mention the number of bags and any bulky items when booking. The provider then sends a vehicle with enough space.