Hotels in Larnaca Cyprus.

Because of the mild climate in the winter and the genuine hospitality of the local people, Larnaca enjoys tourism at very high occupancy rates all the year round.

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Featured Hotels in Larnaca

	From € 66 Palm Beach Hotel & Bungalows P.O. BOX 40394, Larnaka Show map The hotel is located directly on the best beach of the area in the middle of Larnaka bay. More…
	From € 120 Golden Bay Beach Hotel Dhekelia Road, Larnaka Show map Situated in the favoured south eastern region of Cyprus, at the heart of the Bay of Larnaca, the Golden Bay is a world-class haven of luxury and enjoyment. More…
	From € 31 Boronia Hotel Apartments Dhekelia road , Larnaca Show map Boronia Hotel Apts, is situated just 15 minutes by car from the airport and 5 minutes by car from the port of Larnaca. More…
	From € 66.63 Sun Hall Hotel & Apts 6, Athens Avenue, Larnaca Show map Enjoying a panoramic view of the famous Phinikoudes promenade, lined with palm trees, and the Mediterranean Sea, this hotel is ideal for both the holiday maker and the discerning business traveller. More…
	From € 60 Lordos Beach Hotel Dhekelia Road, Larnaca Show map Standing directly on the sandy beach of the Larnaca Bay, the Lordos Beach Hotel is one of the leading 4-star hotels in Cyprus. More…
	From € 52 Sveltos Hotel Oroklini rd., P.O. Box 42318, Larnaca Show map The hotel is situated in tourist area of Larnaca, approximately 10 minutes by car from the center of town and 20 minutes by car from Larnaca International Airport. More…
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Larnaca, Cyprus

Larnaca, is the third largest city on the southern coast of Cyprus after Nicosia and Limassol. It has a population of 72,000 (2010) and is the island's second largest commercial port and an important tourist resort. Larnaca was founded by Greeks (Mycenaean-Achaeans) in the 14th century B.C. and was known as Kition, or (in Latin) Citium.
The most important site of Larnaca are the ruins of Ancient Kitium.
Another place of interest is the Marble Bust of Zeno. Zeno of Citium ( c. 334 BC -- c. 262 BC) was a philosopher from Citium, a Greek city on Cyprus that had received some Phoenician settlers. Zeno was the founder of the Stoic school of philosophy.
Palm tree promenade got its name from the palm trees that line either side of the street. It runs parallel to the beach in the old town of Larnaca. The tourist beach provides full amenities and facilities.
Outdoor cafes, English-style pubs and restaurants line the street and tourists have a choice of sitting at the restaurants and watching the waves or bathing in the warm Larnaca waters. Halfway along the seafront is the statue of the Classical Greek naval officer Kimon, who died here in a great battle with the Persians. Next to the promenade is also a large marina with berths for several hundred yachts.
The Pierides Foundation Museum houses a remarkable private exhibition of Cypriot antiquities.

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