The beautiful and authentic Larnaca city is an integral part of Cyprus’s 4000-year-old history. It is the longest continually inhabited place on the island and today the city is a thriving Mediterranean hotspot. From stretches of varied coastline, a mix of traditional and cosmopolitan establishments and fascinating monuments, Larnaca seamlessly blends the best of both worlds.

Cyprus, a tiny island in the Mediterranean is every artsy shopaholic’s dream come true! Here you’ll find everything from apparel by the best designer labels to handcrafted leather goods and other intricate embroidery. Lefkara lace, characterized by hemstitches and intricate geometric patterns on white cotton, is recognized by UNESCO as part of Cyprus’s intangible heritage.

Larnaca is a wonderful holiday destination, packed with architectural delights, plenty of shops and restaurants, and scenic beaches. The best part as the locals say is the sun "caresses" you—and there is no better way to experience this than relax on a cruise and go sailing in Larnaca. Keep reading as we’ve rounded up the most exciting cruises for you.

Easter (Páscha or Holy Sunday) is an excellent time to visit Larnaca, Cyprus. Tourists will surely enjoy warm hospitality, rich heritage, and mouth-watering Easter cuisine during the festival period. So, without further ado, here’s a quick roundup of the yummy Easter dishes that you must enjoy with friends and family while in Larnaca.