
Larnaca Salt Lake & Hala Sultan Tekke
In winter, thousands of flamingos wade across a mirror-flat salt lake; on its shore stands the palm-ringed Hala Sultan Tekke mosque. A flat walking trail circles the water.
Heritage · Larnaca
A graceful Ottoman aqueduct of tall pale arches striding across the plain on the edge of town — floodlit after dark and reflected in the pools that still gather at its feet.
The Kamares Aqueduct is Larnaca's elegant 18th-century Ottoman waterway, its triple tier of pointed arches striding across the valley — especially photogenic when floodlit at night.
On the western edge of Larnaca near the Kamares district, beside the old Limassol road.
Roadside parking near the arches.
After dark, when the arches are floodlit and reflected in the water; sunset also works well.

In winter, thousands of flamingos wade across a mirror-flat salt lake; on its shore stands the palm-ringed Hala Sultan Tekke mosque. A flat walking trail circles the water.

A hillside warren of cobbled lanes famous for handmade lace and filigree silver, with blue shutters, shaded courtyards and a coffee at every turn.

Larnaca’s palm-lined seafront: a sandy town beach, a working marina and a long stroll past the medieval fort to the church of Saint Lazarus — the heart of the city.