Famagusta General Hospital
Ippokratous, Paralimni
The nearest state emergency department for Ayia Napa and Protaras.
Everything you hope you won’t need — and the practical things you will. Emergency numbers, 24-hour hospitals and private clinics in every area, tonight’s pharmacies, car hire, airport transfers, buses and taxis. Every place is checked against its Google Maps listing or the official source.
Tap to call. 112 is the one to remember — free from any phone, any time.
The state hospital emergency department for each area, plus private hospitals and medical centres. Pick where you’re staying.
Ippokratous, Paralimni
The nearest state emergency department for Ayia Napa and Protaras.
Havares Street 24, Ayia Napa
Nissi Avenue 26, Ayia Napa
Ippokratous, Paralimni
The nearest state emergency department for Ayia Napa and Protaras.
Protaras–Cape Greco Avenue 356, Paralimni
Inomenon Polition Amerikis, Larnaca
Stratigou Timagia, Larnaca
Evanthias Pieridou 11, Larnaca
Nikaias 1, Kato Polemidia, Limassol
21 Nafpliou Street, Limassol
Stygos 9, Limassol
Achepans, Paphos
Vasileos Constantinou XIII 87, Paphos
29 Eleftheriou Venizelou, Paphos
Coral Bay Avenue, Peyia
Handy if you are staying in Coral Bay or Peyia.
Thessalonikis, Polis Chrysochous
Small state hospital serving Polis, Latchi and the Akamas.
Lemesou Avenue, Strovolos, Nicosia
Lefkotheou 20, Strovolos, Nicosia
Psaron 3, Egkomi, Nicosia
Phone numbers, opening hours and ratings are from each facility’s Google Maps listing, checked 11 September 2026. In a real emergency call 112 rather than driving yourself.
Pharmacies (look for the green cross) keep normal shop hours. Every night a rota of on-duty pharmacies stays open in each town — Cyta, the national telecoms provider, publishes tonight’s list by town.
Tonight’s on-duty pharmacies (Cyta)Local and international firms with airport pick-up, ranked by Google rating and review volume. Remember: in Cyprus you drive on the left.

One of Cyprus’s longest-running car hire firms — in business for over 60 years, the company says — with desks at Larnaca and Paphos airports and offices in Nicosia, Limassol, Paphos town and Ayia Napa.

The Cyprus franchise of the international Green Motion brand, with branches in Larnaca, near Paphos Airport, in Ayia Napa and in Limassol. Its Larnaca and Paphos branches are off-airport rather than in the terminals.

A Cypriot car hire firm (ASTRA Self Drive Cars) with desks at Paphos and Larnaca airports and offices in Nicosia, Limassol and Ayia Napa.

A local car hire firm with two offices: Agios Tychon on the eastern edge of Limassol, and Kouklia village in the Paphos district.
Cyprus has two international airports: Larnaca (LCA) on the south-east coast and Paphos (PFO) in the west. Flight times and airport services are on the operator’s site.
Kapnos Airport Shuttle runs scheduled coaches from Larnaca and Paphos airports to Nicosia. Timetables and online booking on its website.
Town buses in every district, with routes, stops and live arrival times on the public transport site. Separate intercity coaches link the main towns.
Licensed taxis wait at both airports and the main taxi ranks in town. Bolt is the ride-hailing app that works in Larnaca, Limassol and Paphos.
Sea-cave cruises, glass-bottom boats and swim stops from Ayia Napa, Protaras, Paphos and Latchi — ranked by Google rating.
The Deputy Ministry of Tourism runs information offices in all the main tourist areas, open Monday to Friday, 08:30–16:00. Maps, event listings and advice are on the official tourism portal.
Visit Cyprus — the official tourism portalCall 112 — it is free from any phone, 24 hours a day, and connects you to police, ambulance or fire. 199 works too. The ambulance service also has a direct control-centre line: 22 887171.
The state emergency department for the east coast is Famagusta General Hospital in Paralimni (+357 23 200000). In Ayia Napa itself, Napa Olympic Private Hospital and Saveco Health Centre are open 24 hours; in Protaras, MediLife Medical Center is open 24 hours.
A rota of night pharmacies covers every town each night. Cyta, the national telecoms provider, publishes tonight’s list by town on its website.
Yes — Bolt works in Larnaca, Limassol and Paphos. Licensed taxis also wait at both airports and at taxi ranks in town.
Kapnos Airport Shuttle runs scheduled coaches from both airports to Nicosia; timetables and booking are on its website. Taxis and hire cars are the other options.
The left, as in the UK. Cyprus also uses UK-style three-pin plugs (type G).
Tipping is optional. In restaurants, 5–10% is usual if you were happy with the service — but check the bill first, because some restaurants add a service charge, and that does not always reach the staff. Taxi drivers do not expect a tip beyond rounding up, and bar staff do not expect one at all.