Travel
For Jordanian nationals traveling to Cyprus, please note the following important information:
1. Passport Validity:
Your passport should be valid for at least 3 months beyond your planned departure date from Cyprus.
2. Visa Requirements:
As a Jordanian national, you will need a visa to enter Cyprus. Since you will be visiting for tourism, the applicable visa type is the Tourist Visa.
Application Process: You can apply for a visa at the Cypriot Embassy in Jordan, or through their official visa application center.
Visa on Arrival: Cyprus does not offer visa-on-arrival facilities for Jordanian nationals, so you must obtain your visa before travel.
3. Additional Documents:
- Proof of Accommodation: You may be asked to provide evidence of where you’ll be staying during your time in Cyprus (hotel reservation or an invitation from a host).
- Travel Insurance: Travel insurance covering medical emergencies for the duration of your stay is often required.
- Return Ticket: Proof of a return flight to Jordan or onward travel after your visit.
4. Special Notes:
- Schengen Visa: Cyprus is not part of the Schengen Area, so having a Schengen visa will not automatically grant you entry into Cyprus. You will need a separate Cyprus visa.
- Visa Processing Time: Visa processing can take several days to a few weeks, so it's advisable to apply in advance of your planned travel.
Cypriot Embassy in Jordan
Address:
17A, Alexandria Street, Abdoun, Amman 11183, Jordan
Phone: +962 6 56 57 467
Email: emb.amman@mfa.gov.cy
Website: Cypriot Embassy in Jordan
Guests have two options for flights,
1. Fly from Amman, Jordan to Paphos, Cyprus with Ryan Air, then take a bus to Larnaca which will be approximately 1 hour and a half .
2. Fly from Amman,Jordan directly to Larnaca, Cyprus with Royal Jordanian
Late May in Cyprus offers warm and sunny weather, with daytime temperatures ranging from 25°C to 30°C and cooler evenings around 15°C to 20°C.
Larnaca is a beautiful coastal city in Cyprus, rich in history, culture, and natural beauty. Here are some top things to do in Larnaca:
1. Visit Finikoudes Beach
This is Larnaca’s most famous beach, located along a palm-lined promenade. The beach offers soft sand, clear waters, and plenty of restaurants and cafes for a relaxing day.
2. Explore Larnaca Salt Lake
A large, scenic salt flat located just outside the city. The lake is home to flamingos in the winter months and offers a peaceful atmosphere for nature walks and photography.The Hala Sultan Tekke mosque, located by the lake, and stunning views, especially at sunset.
3. St. Lazarus Church
A stunning Byzantine church built over the tomb of St. Lazarus, who, according to tradition, was resurrected by Jesus. The church features impressive frescoes and an ornate interior.
4. Larnaca Fort and Medieval Museum
The Larnaca Fort, built in the 14th century, stands on the seafront and houses a medieval museum. It offers a glimpse into the city’s past and great views over the Mediterranean.
5. Explore the Ancient Kition Ruins
Kition is an ancient city-state that dates back to the 13th century BC. You can explore the ruins of temples, city walls, and other archaeological remnants.
6. Relax at Mackenzie Beach
A quieter alternative to Finikoudes, Mackenzie Beach is a perfect spot for relaxation, swimming, and sunbathing. It has a more local feel, with cozy beach bars and seafood restaurants.
7. Visit the Larnaca Marina
Description: If you’re interested in boating or just enjoying the view, the Larnaca Marina is a lovely place to visit. You can take a boat trip, enjoy seafood at the marina’s restaurants, or simply stroll along the docks.
Larnaca offers a relaxed but vibrant nightlife scene, perfect for all tastes. Here are some popular spots:
Finikoudes Promenade – Lined with beach bars and restaurants, ideal for sunset drinks and people-watching. Popular bars: Salt Lake Cocktail Bar and The Blue Pine Bar.
Mackenzie Beach – A quieter beach area with lively beach bars like Ammos Beach Bar and Lush Beach Bar for cocktails by the sea.
Avenue 7 Bar & Club – A popular nightclub for dancing and live DJs, offering a lively clubbing scene.
The Castle Club – One of the biggest nightclubs in Larnaca, known for its EDM and late-night parties.
Sfinx Cocktail Bar – A chic bar on Makarios Avenue, perfect for craft cocktails in a more intimate setting.
Kamares Village – Traditional tavernas with live music, offering a more authentic, relaxed vibe. Popular spots: To Katoi and Militzis.
Bar Street – Located near Finikoudes, this area is perfect for a pub crawl with lively bars like Sandy’s Bar and The Black Lounge Bar.
Larnaca Marina – Quiet, waterside bars for a relaxing evening with a view, such as The Pier Bar.