In Cyprus, public transport primarily consists of buses and taxis, as the island lacks a train or metro system. Walking and cycling are also popular ways to explore. Travelers should always double-check schedules and fares with the transport providers, as these details may change unexpectedly.
There are four primary categories of bus services in Cyprus:
For detailed information on bus transport services in Cyprus, visit the Ministry of Transport’s official website: http://motionbuscard.org.cy/
Kapnos & Sons Transport Ltd
Tel: (+357) 77 771 477 / (+357) 24 008 718
Website: www.Kapnosairportshuttle.com
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Transport Company for Limassol District (EMEL) Ltd
Tel: (+357) 77 778 121 / (+357) 77 777 075 / (+357) 97 779 090
Website: www.enlimassolairportexpress.eu
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All major towns in Cyprus are connected by intercity buses, with regular schedules. For more details, visit the operating company’s website or contact them directly.
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Cyprus offers buses and taxis as the main public transport options. There is no train or metro system.
Airport shuttle buses connect major towns to Larnaca and Paphos airports. Taxis are also readily available.
Yes, there are intercity buses that link all the major towns, with regular and frequent services.
Urban buses operate frequently in cities, connecting different districts. During the summer, routes in tourist areas may extend into the evening.
Rural buses connect most villages with nearby towns but with limited service frequency.
Bus timetables are available on the websites of the transport providers, such as the Ministry of Transport or the specific bus companies.
While not mandatory, it’s recommended to book your airport transfer in advance to ensure availability, especially during busy times.
Some bus companies offer discount cards or special fares for tourists, but it’s best to inquire with the bus operator.
Payments for bus services are usually made directly to the driver or using prepaid travel cards, depending on the bus service provider.
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