Cruise from Larnaca

Located on the eastern tip of Cyprus, southeast of the island, the city is equipped with all possible resources. The island offers a relaxing holiday for lovers of the sea, culture, and relaxation. An ideal territory for both families and solo adventurers. A small city rich in history, Larnaca is the most famous location on the island and continues to be a little-crowded location, where you can find calm and tranquility during your stay. The first place to visit is of course its long sandy beaches. Here, numerous excursions are possible such as: the Monastery of Stavrovouni, or the Kamares aqueduct. The multi-ethnic population peacefully unites religions, mainly dominated by Christians and Muslims. Another interesting contrast is its most famous religious buildings, the Church of St. Lazarus and the Hala Sultan Tekke mosque, one of the most beautiful in the world. Stroll along the coastal part of the city dotted with palm trees, and lively nightlife, you will not be able to resist the beautiful bars and pubs overlooking the sea. Many restaurants serve Cypriot specialties, in particular, fresh, grilled fish, and the famous unleavened bread. Along the sea, you will end the tour in the museum of the Larnaca fort which will take you back through its history.
The metropolis was occupied by the Achaeans, Cypriots, and Phoenicians, leaving their traces, today visible, in the architecture of the area and in the oldest monuments of the city. Apart from the rich monuments, immersing yourself in the marine background, you will find a huge wreck called Zenobia waiting for you in the depths of the turquoise waters.
Curiosity: The natural Salt Lake of Larnaca, which is located 5 km from the city, is considered a protected area and represents a true natural habitat. According to legend, an elderly woman who owned a vineyard refused to donate water and food to Saint Lazarus who, in response, turned the vineyards into a barren salt lake.