Larnaca Car Rental: Compare Local Rent a Car Deals
181 cars from local Larnaca suppliers, priced in euros. Left-hand driving, about 5 km from the airport.
Same as pickup
Explore Larnaca with our premium larnaca car hire no deposit service. We make it simple to rent a car in Larnaca without a deposit or with low deposit options, offering full insurance and a flexible booking experience.
€
€
What is parked in Larnaca right now
Local suppliers list 181 cars in Larnaca through LocalRent, and the search above pulls from every one of them rather than a single counter's limited lot. Right now, in the live booking window about two weeks out, prices run EUR 20 to EUR 38 a day, and almost everything that comes back first is economy class. SUVs, minivans, premium cars and cabriolets all exist in the fleet below. They are simply not the cheapest option on any single date you search, since the cars that turn over fastest and re-list first tend to be the smaller, cheaper ones. Book a little further ahead if one of those larger classes is what you actually want, and filter by class rather than price alone to see the full picture.
The single largest class in the local fleet, and the easiest fit for the narrower streets around the old town and Finikoudes. Most of the cars in the cheap live window belong here.
Room for four adults and the luggage a week in Cyprus actually needs, without folding down a seat for a single extra suitcase.
Higher seating and a steadier ride for the hill roads inland, away from the flat coastal stretch by the airport.
Enough seats for two families sharing one car instead of renting two for a day out toward Ayia Napa.
A small class citywide, and rarely the car that turns up in the cheapest live window. Worth booking ahead.
The smallest class in Larnaca. If a convertible along the coast road matters to your trip, reserve it early.
From the search above to the driver's seat
Renting through a local Larnaca supplier keeps the process short, since the car and the paperwork both stay close to where you land. Here is the whole thing, start to finish.
-
1
Book
Compare the cars in the search above, all priced in euros. 151 of the 181 cars listed in Larnaca cancel free of charge, so check that box if your dates could still move. Every car in the fleet comes with unlimited mileage, so the daily rate is the number that matters most, not a mileage cap buried in the terms. Confirm the class and the pickup point before you move to the next step.
-
2
Pick up
Larnaca International Airport sits only about 5 km south of the centre, unusually close for an international airport, so landing here rarely means a long transfer before the paperwork starts. Plenty of suppliers also hand cars over around the centre itself, near Finikoudes and the old town.
-
3
Drive
Walk round the car with the supplier, agree the fuel level and any existing marks, sign, and go. 155 of the 181 cars listed are automatic against 26 manual, and picking automatic is one less thing to think about on your first drive on the left.
Cyprus drives on the left. Plan for it before you land
This is the one adjustment that matters more than any other for a rental car in Larnaca. Cyprus was a British colony, and traffic still keeps to the left side of the road, with the steering wheel on the right side of the car. Roundabouts run clockwise here, so give way to traffic already coming from your right, not your left, which is the reverse of what feels natural if you learned to drive on the right. If you drive on the right at home, the switch takes real concentration for the first hour, and the instinct to check the wrong mirror first does not disappear on its own.
Larnaca makes the adjustment easier than most places. Roads around the centre and along the coast are wide, well marked, and used to visitors doing exactly what you are about to do. Pick an automatic if you can, 155 of the 181 cars listed here are, so gear changes are not competing with the new side of the road for your attention.
Two more things make the first day simpler. Cyprus uses the euro, the same currency most visitors already carry, so nothing needs converting at the rental counter or the fuel pump, and the total on the search results above is the total you actually pay. Larnaca International Airport also sits only about 5 km south of the centre, unusually close for an international airport, so the drive to your pickup point is short rather than a long transfer on unfamiliar roads while you are still getting used to which side of the car the wheel is on.
A legacy of British rule. Wide, well signed roads around Larnaca make the switch manageable for visitors used to driving on the right.
No conversion at the counter or the pump. Rental prices, fuel and insurance are all quoted in the currency most visitors already hold.
Larnaca International Airport sits just south of the centre, unusually close for an international airport serving a city this size.
What renters say after driving out of Larnaca
Read All Reviews"Coming from Italy the left-hand driving worried me, but the roads around Larnaca are wide and well signed. Sorted in ten minutes after landing."
Sophie Marchetti
Milan, Italy
"Airport is barely five minutes from the pickup desk. Priced in euros like at home, no surprise conversion at the counter."
Peter Vogel
Zurich, Switzerland
"Automatic Nissan for a week around Larnaca and Ayia Napa. Only extra was the drop-off fee we chose ourselves."
Nadia Kowalski
Krakow, Poland
Questions before you book in Larnaca
It is worth a few minutes of preparation. Cyprus drives on the left because of its history as a British colony, and if you normally drive on the right the first hour needs concentration, especially at roundabouts, which run clockwise here and give way to the right instead of the left. Roads around Larnaca are wide and clearly signed, which helps, and picking one of the 155 automatic cars in the local fleet removes gear changes from the list of things competing for your attention. Most visitors report the adjustment fades within a day, and it rarely stops anyone from reaching the beach or the airport comfortably.
Yes. Cyprus uses the euro, so the rental rate, any insurance add-on, and fuel at the pump are all quoted in the same currency most visitors already carry. There is no conversion to work out at the counter, and no surprise exchange rate applied after the fact. Card holds, on the offers that carry one, are charged in euros too, and the price shown in the search above is the price you pay at pickup, with nothing recalculated once you arrive.
Larnaca International Airport is only about 5 km from the centre, so most suppliers can adjust the handover time with a short message rather than treating a delay as a missed pickup. 151 of the 181 cars listed here also carry free cancellation, so if the delay pushes your booking past the point where a swap makes sense, cancelling ahead of the pickup window costs nothing on those cars.
Finikoudes, right where the cars meet you
The palm-lined promenade along the seafront sits a short walk from the old town, past the stone bell tower of Agios Lazaros church. Plenty of pickups happen within a few streets of here, so your first turn out of a parking space, on the left, might be within sight of the water. Early morning is the quietest time to get used to the car before the promenade fills with walkers and the day gets going.
181 cars are listed in Larnaca right now
Compare local suppliers from EUR 20 to EUR 38 a day in the current window, priced in euros with no conversion, and remember that Cyprus drives on the left before you pull away.
Book now