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The Palmtree-promenade is where you find lots of restaurants, discos, quite a nice, sandy beach and lots of people in the streets day and night. Unfortunately it is totally impossible there to just study the menu in front of any of the many restaurants without beeing approached immediately by an "agent" trying to push you into their restaurant.
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The promenade in Larnaca is famed for its palm trees, Phinikia, translated into English, means palm tree and is particularly pleasant for a stroll in the evening. During this time the seafront offers the best night out in Larnaca, with countless choices of pubs, bars, restaurants and clubs. At one end of the promenade is a marina, and at the other Larnaca Fort.
June 1997
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Phinikoudes, the palm tree alley or beach front.
The downtown, near a shopping street, you can relax in one of many cafes and drink Frappes.
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