How Can You Travel to Limassol by Bus?
You basically have 2 options: Limassol Airport Express (which goes directly to Limassol) or Bus 613 with a transfer. Here’s everything you need to know:
Airport Shuttle (Limassol Airport Express)
| Price | Travel time | Where to catch | Stop point | Frequency |
|---|
| €10 for adults/€5 for children | 45 – 60 min | PFO Airport | Havouza Station | 5 times/weekday |
Check the PFO – Limassol timetable for updated departure times:
- Monday: 14:00; 19:30; 20:30; 22:00; 00:00.
- Tuesday: 04:45; 11:15; 18:00; 20:00; 22:30.
- Wednesday: 08:45; 09:45; 11:00; 15:00; 21:30.
- Thursday: 05:00; 08:15; 11:45; 16:00; 22:45.
- Friday: 08:30; 10:00; 19:00; 21:00; 22:45.
- Saturday: 08:00; 11:00; 13:15.
- Sunday: 04:45; 10:30; 11:45; 19:00.
Bus 613 + Intercity Bus 56
| Bus Line | Price | Travel time | Where to catch | Stop point | Frequency |
|---|
| Bus 613 | €1.5 €2.5 at night | 35 min | PFO Airport | Municipal Market Station | 6 times/day |
| Bus 56 | €4 – €7 | 1h 20 min | Municipal Market Station | Old Hospital | 4 times/per day Weekday only |
- The shuttle Bus 613 runs daily on this schedule: 08:00, 10:00, 11:30, 13:30, 16:20, 19:00.
- The intercity line 56 runs from Monday to Friday on this schedule: 14:20, 15:00, 16:30, 18:00.
FYI: You’ll most probably have to buy paper bus tickets from the driver, so carry small cash.
Seems like a lot of hassle for a simple bus ride to Limassol, right?
This is when I recommend going by car. And since taxis and rental cars may be quite expensive (and not as convenient as you might have wanted), private transfers seem like the perfect option.
Besides, you’ll be benefiting from all the perks of driving by car, minus all the unnecessary hassle, unexpected extra fees, and additional worries.