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The bus is the main form of public transport in Cyprus

Public Transport in Cyprus consists of buses and taxis. The bus network is operated by the Cyprus Public Transport and it covers most major cities and towns on the island. Public Transport in Cyprus also provides intercity buses that connect different parts of the island.

Taxis are also widely available in Cyprus, and they can be stopped on the street or booked in advance. They are a convenient option for getting around, especially in areas where public transport is less accessible.

Cyprus Bus
Cyprus Bus of the 60's

The bus is the main form of public transport in Cyprus. Each city of the island has a fairly large network of bus routes. They run exclusively on schedule and help build your route around the island. Public transport in Cyprus is one of the best in Europe. Buses run every 15 minutes during the day and about half an hour in the evening. On less popular routes, transport is less common.

Tickets can be purchased from the driver upon boarding or at the station ticket office. You can enter through the front door and exit through any door.

Buses in Cyprus are comfortable, with comfortable seats and air conditioning. They stop exclusively at bus stops. However, there are also stops on demand. Press the button on the handrail if you are about to exit. Otherwise, in unpopular places, the driver can simply drive through the stop.

Tourist Bus

PUBLIC TRANSPORT IN CYPRUS

Stops are not announced, but you can ask the driver to tell you where to drop off. Also, tips are sometimes visible on the electronic scoreboard in buses. Stops in the cities of Cyprus are indicated by a canopy, sometimes there is air conditioning.

Night buses are found only in large cities, for example, in Larnaca, Nicosia, Paphos, Limassol. They run on schedule approximately every half an hour. And in the summer, daytime routes finish work closer to midnight. Intercity buses can finish work at 6-7 pm.

In addition, there are plans to introduce a modern tram system in Nicosia, the capital city of Cyprus, to improve public transport options in the area.

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