Private airport transfer · from £100
Larnaca AirportBafra
- Distance
- ≈93 km
- Typical drive
- 80–105 min
- Crossing
- Deryneia · Beyarmudu / Pergamos
- Prices from
- £100
The final price depends on your destination, the number of guests and the hour. We confirm it on WhatsApp before you book — no hidden fees.
What's waiting for you
Bafra is the North's planned tourism zone: a handful of very large, ultra all-inclusive resorts with casinos, dropped onto kilometres of empty coastline. There is no town here, and that is entirely the point. You come for the beach, the resort and the quiet.
It is also the doorstep of the Karpaz peninsula — wild donkeys, Golden Beach, and the Apostolos Andreas monastery out at the tip. If you are staying a week, give one day to the Karpaz.
A note on names, because the listings get this wrong: Kaya Artemis is in Bafra, not in Famagusta city, even though booking sites file it under Famagusta district. And Kaya Palazzo's Bafra project is still under construction — the group's working hotels are Kaya Artemis here and Kaya Palazzo in Kyrenia.
The longest run, and the emptiest coast
Bafra is the north's planned tourism zone: a handful of very large resorts with casinos, placed on kilometres of otherwise empty coastline at the foot of the Karpaz peninsula. At roughly 93 km it is the longest transfer we do from Larnaca.
The distance is honest work rather than difficulty — the crossing at Deryneia or Beyarmudu comes early, and the rest is a steady coastal run east and then north. It is the leg where flight tracking earns its keep, because there is nothing at the far end to improvise with.
There is no town here — and that is the design
Unlike Kyrenia or Famagusta, Bafra has no old centre, no harbour and no high street. The resorts are ultra all-inclusive and self-contained: restaurants, pools, spa, entertainment and casino inside the property, because there is very little outside it.
That suits people who came to stay put, and it catches out people who assumed they would wander into town. If you plan to see the Karpaz peninsula or Apostolos Andreas at the tip, treat it as a booked day trip rather than something you stumble into.
Where we drop you
We drive to any address — a villa, a marina, a friend's door. These are simply the places our guests ask for most.
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Concorde Luxury Resort & Casino
Resort & casinoBafra
Ultra all-inclusive five-star resort and casino on the Bafra shoreline.
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Noah's Ark Deluxe Hotel & Spa
Resort & casinoBafra
Five-star resort with a long private beach on the Bafra coast, at the gateway to the Karpaz.
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Kaya Artemis Resort & Casino
Resort & casinoBafra
Large five-star resort and casino at Bafra, recognisable by its replica of the Temple of Artemis. Often listed under Famagusta district — it is in fact in Bafra, on the coast.
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Limak Cyprus Deluxe Hotel
Beach resortBafra
Ultra all-inclusive beach resort in the Bafra tourism zone.
Hotel names are listed for orientation only. We are not an agent for any of them, and we take no commission on your stay.
Worth your afternoon
The Bafra shoreline
Long, quiet, undeveloped sand — the reason the resorts were built exactly here.
The Karpaz Peninsula
Wild donkeys, Golden Beach, and almost nothing else. The emptiest, loveliest corner of Cyprus.
Apostolos Andreas Monastery
At the very tip of the peninsula, restored and reopened. A long drive that people rarely regret.
Salamis
The ancient city on the coast north of Famagusta — a gymnasium, a theatre and a Roman bath complex, right beside the sea.
Questions about this route
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Other routes
Larnaca Airport → Kyrenia (Girne)
The classic arrival: down to Nicosia, through the Metehan checkpoint, over the Beşparmak ridge and into Kyrenia's stone harbour.
Larnaca Airport → North Nicosia (Lefkoşa)
The world's last divided capital. A short motorway run, then the Metehan checkpoint into the northern half of the old city.
Larnaca Airport → Famagusta (Gazimağusa)
East along the coast to a walled Venetian port, a Gothic cathedral turned mosque, and the ruins of Salamis on the sea.