In short
- Six city lines call at the Larnaka Airport stop in our data; line 425 leaves the airport about every 30 minutes from 06:30 to 00:00.
- Paphos Airport is the terminus of line 612 (Tombs of the Kings Bus Station) and line 613 (Karavella Bus Station).
- Intercity buses in our data do not stop at either airport; you change to a city line in Larnaca or Paphos.
- Neither CPT nor OSYPA publishes a separate airport fare, so the normal city tickets apply.
Both airports in Cyprus can be reached by scheduled city bus. In our data Larnaca Airport is a stop on six CPT lines, led by line 425, and Paphos Airport is the terminus of OSYPA lines 612 and 613. Intercity buses do not stop at either airport, so travellers from other cities change to a city line in Larnaca or Paphos.
Which bus goes from Larnaca Airport into town?
The stop is called Larnaka Airport (stop code 20291) and six lines call there: 407, 425, 429, 430, 432 and 446. The main one is line 425, which runs between Larnaka Airport and Dekeleia Power Station. On the way it calls at Makenzy, Grigori Afxentiou Ave. – Foinikoudes and the beach hotel stops on Ammochostou Ave. and Akropoleos Ave.
From the airport, line 425 has 36 departures a day in our timetable. The first is at 06:30 and the last at 00:00, about every 30 minutes, with the same times on weekdays, Saturdays and Sundays. The timetable gives about 10 minutes to Makenzy, 24 minutes to the Foinikoudes stop and about 50 minutes for the whole ride to Dekeleia Power Station.
How do I get from Larnaca to the airport by bus?
Towards the airport, line 425 is listed with 43 departures a day between 06:05 and 00:55, but not every one covers the whole route. The line page shows three route variants: the main route from Dekeleia Power Station to the airport (about 56 minutes), a short one that starts at Larnaca Station (about 23 minutes to the airport) and one that ends at Larnaca Station and does not reach the airport. A letter next to each time shows which variant it is. The first buses of the day, from 06:05, start at Larnaca Station. The departures after 23:00, and a few in the afternoon, are marked as ending at Larnaca Station, so check the letter before a late flight.
Four more lines start at Larnaca Station and call at Larnaka Airport on the way, 14 to 23 minutes after departure in the timetable: 429 and 430 (to Anexartisias – Venetikou Pyrgou), 432 (to Trion Ierarchon – Stadio) and 407 (towards Kalavasos). On weekdays line 430 has 13 departures from Larnaca Station and line 432 has 14; at weekends each has 7. Line 446 appears only with a few late-night departures in the Saturday timetable.
Which bus goes to Paphos Airport?
The stop Pafos Airport (stop code 30612) is the terminus of two lines. Line 612 links it with Tombs of the Kings Bus Station through Geroskipou and along Poseidonos Ave., and the ride takes about 35 minutes. It has 17 departures a day in each direction, the same every day of the week: to the airport from 06:50 to 00:20, and from the airport from 07:30 to 01:00.
Line 613 links the airport with Karavella Bus Station via Pafos City Hall in about 25 minutes. It has 12 departures a day in each direction: from Karavella between 05:20 and 23:30, and from the airport between 05:50 and 00:00. Mind the afternoon gap: there is no departure from Karavella between 13:00 and 16:00, or from the airport between 13:30 and 16:30. Line 612 keeps running during those hours.
Is there an intercity bus to the airports?
No. None of the intercity stops in our data is at an airport. In Larnaca, intercity buses from Nicosia, Limassol and Ayia Napa call at Archiep. Makariou C´ Ave. – Filiou Tsigaridi. Line 425 from the airport serves that same stop, about 25 minutes after leaving the terminal, and Larnaca Station, where the buses to the airport call, is roughly 125 metres away by the stop coordinates. In Paphos, intercity buses from Limassol and Nicosia use Karavella Bus Station, which is where line 613 starts.
Nicosia, Limassol and Ayia Napa have no city line to an airport in our data, so the trip is an intercity bus plus a city bus. At the time of writing (October 2026) a single costs €4.00 from Nicosia or Limassol to Larnaca, €4.00 from Limassol to Paphos and €7.00 from Nicosia to Paphos.
How much is the bus to the airport?
Neither CPT nor OSYPA publishes a separate airport fare. At the time of writing (October 2026), a single in Larnaca costs €2.70 in cash from the driver or €2.00 with a Motion card; the night single, valid 21:00–04:00, costs €4.70 in cash or €3.50 with a Motion card. In Paphos a single costs €2.00 and a daily ticket €6.50, both sold on the bus. For the Paphos night ticket after 21:00 the operator’s page lists both €3.00 and €3.50, so check on board. All fares are on the Larnaca tickets and Paphos tickets pages.
How do I plan an airport trip on buses.app?
Open the line page, pick the direction and the day, and read the departures from your stop. If you need a change, use the Larnaca journey planner or the Paphos journey planner and enter “Larnaka Airport” or “Pafos Airport” as the origin or destination. Timetables change, and each line page shows the date its timetable was last checked.
