Casinos in Larnaca
Larnaca has no licensed casino. Cyprus grants a single casino licence, held by Melco, and its venues are City of Dreams Mediterranean in Limassol plus the C2 satellite casinos in Nicosia, Paphos and Ayia Napa — the C2 branch that once operated in Larnaca has since closed.
The venues listed below are local poker and gaming clubs in the Larnaca district rather than licensed casinos. If you want a full casino floor, the realistic options from Larnaca are C2 Ayia Napa (about 35 minutes east), C2 Nicosia (about 45 minutes inland) or City of Dreams Mediterranean in Limassol (about 50 minutes west).
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Is there a casino in Larnaca?
Not a licensed one. Under the Cyprus casino licence held by Melco, the only casino venues on the island are City of Dreams Mediterranean in Limassol and the C2 satellite casinos in Nicosia, Paphos and Ayia Napa. Any other venue advertising itself as a casino in Larnaca is a private club or an amusement arcade, not a licensed casino.
Which casino is closest to Larnaca?
C2 Ayia Napa, roughly 35 minutes east along the A3, is the nearest. C2 Nicosia is about 45 minutes inland on the A3/A2, and City of Dreams Mediterranean in Limassol is about 50 minutes west on the A5. Only City of Dreams has live table games such as blackjack, roulette and poker; the C2 venues are slot machines and electronic games.
Can I play blackjack or roulette near Larnaca?
Live blackjack and roulette tables are only available at City of Dreams Mediterranean in Limassol, which has more than 100 gaming tables. The C2 satellite casinos, including the nearest one in Ayia Napa, offer electronic gaming machines rather than live tables.
What is the property market like in Larnaca?
Larnaca is one of the more affordable coastal markets in Cyprus, and the airport, the marina redevelopment and the port project have kept demand steady for both apartments and family homes. Browse property for sale in Larnaca or explore other points of interest across Cyprus.