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Larnaca Airport → Limassol Private Transfer

Distance: 70 kmDuration: 45 minfrom €70

Limassol is the island's business and seafront capital — and the drive from Larnaca Airport is the one our chauffeurs make most. Expect a smooth 45-minute run down the A1/A5 motorway, straight to your hotel, the Marina, the cruise port or an office in the business district. Think of it as a private airport taxi from Larnaca to Limassol — only with a fixed fare agreed up front and a chauffeur already waiting, by name, when you land. No queue at the rank, no haggling.

What’s included

  • Fixed, all-inclusive price
  • Meet & greet with a name sign
  • Real-time flight tracking
  • 60 minutes' free airport wait
  • Professional English-speaking chauffeur
  • Modern Mercedes-class vehicle
  • Free child seats on request
  • Private, door-to-door, no sharing

Why this route

This is our core corporate lane: executives arriving for meetings at the Limassol business towers, guests heading to the Marina and the beachfront resorts, and cruise passengers connecting to the port. If you land late, we track the flight and hold the car — you still walk straight to your chauffeur.

How the drive goes

You leave the airport, join the motorway and stay on it. Cypriot motorways rarely jam — there is no ring road to crawl around and no tunnel to queue for. The car does not stop between the airport and your door, so 45 minutes is a real 45 minutes. Even in the worst case — heavy rain, an accident on the A1 — the drive tops out around an hour and twenty.

The one thing that adds minutes is the last kilometre. Limassol stretches roughly 20 km along the coast, and the western suburbs are a genuinely different destination from the Amathus hotel strip.

Why the Limassol fare is not one number

Limassol is priced by area, because the drive from Larnaca genuinely differs. You do not have to work out which zone you are in — enter the address and the fare comes back already resolved.

Where you are goingSedanMinivan
West — Kato Polemidia, Ypsonas, Zakaki, My Mall / Lady's Mile€85€130
Center — Old Town, Marina, Molos, Agia Zoni, city centre€70€110
East — Germasogeia, Dasoudi, Agios Tychonas, Amathus tourist strip€70€100

Meeting your driver at Larnaca Airport

The fastest version is a phone call. Message or ring the driver on WhatsApp or Telegram once you have your bags — the number reaches you before you land — and he tells you exactly where he is standing. In Cyprus heat that is worth more than it sounds: the car parks about five minutes' walk from arrivals, and doing that walk once, in the right direction, beats hunting for a sign.

If calling is not an option, that is fine. The driver waits inside, near the exit from arrivals, with your name on a sign. Either way he is there before you are — we watch the flight, not the schedule.

Luggage, honestly

A Mercedes E-Class takes four passengers, two large cases (around 20 kg each) plus two cabin bags. The V-Class takes six passengers and up to eight large suitcases — how many actually fit depends on their size. Four adults with four big suitcases do not fit in a sedan, whatever the boot photo suggests — book the van and arrive in one car instead of two.

Anything unusual — golf clubs, skis, a wheelchair, a bike box — needs a heads-up so we send a car it fits in, and the price for it is agreed in advance rather than sprung on you.

The alternatives, briefly

  • Taxi from the rank: available whenever a flight lands, no booking needed. The meter decides the fare, and Cypriot taxi meters step up in the evening — on a 70 km run that difference is not small, and you cannot check it in advance.
  • Airport shuttle bus: connects both airports with the city for a fraction of the private fare. The trade is fixed departure times, a set of stops rather than your address, and nothing at all late at night.
  • Car hire: sensible if you plan to drive the island. Cyprus drives on the left, the desks add a queue to the end of your flight, and a hotel in central Limassol will usually charge you for parking.

Route questions

How long is the transfer?

Around 45 minutes in normal traffic; a little more in the morning and evening business rush into Limassol.

Can you drop me at the cruise port or Marina?

Yes — door-to-door to any address, including the New Port, Limassol Marina and the business district.

Is this a taxi or a private transfer?

Both, in the way that matters: a private car with a professional driver, booked door-to-door at a fixed, all-inclusive price agreed before you travel — no meter, no night surcharge, no sharing. It's simply a better airport taxi.