Larnaca marathon road closures in effect; no major issues on main arteries

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The Police report no particular problems on the main road arteries today, Sunday, November 16, 2025.

It is reminded that the Radisson Blu International Marathon takes place in Larnaca today, for which traffic regulations are in force and the following roads will remain closed:

Sunday 16/11/2025 (6:00 a.m. until 1:30 p.m.)

Athinon Avenue at its junction with Archbishop Makarios III Avenue.

Zinonos Kitieos, Zinonos Pieridi, Armenian Church Streets.

Part of Ermou Street (from the Ermou Square junction to the Achillea Theodoulou Square junction), Nikolaou Rossou Street.

Mehmet Ali Street (up to the Um Harram junction); Um Harram Street (up to the Evxinou Pontou junction).

Piale Pasha Street and Tassos Mitsopoulos Avenue.

One direction of Artemidos Avenue from the Tassos Mitsopoulos Avenue traffic lights up to the airport.

(Note: Traffic will be regulated by the Police, and one lane of Artemidos will be converted to a two-way traffic flow for vehicles).

The road from Artemidos Avenue to the Hala Sultan Tekke Mosque.

From the Control Tower Roundabout towards the Airport Roundabout.

Sunday 16/11/2025 (6:00 a.m. until 11:00 a.m.)

Archbishop Makarios III, Tassos Papadopoulos, and Dimitri Christofia Avenues up to the B3 (Dhekelia Road).

Larnaca Nautical Club Roundabout up to the Voroklini Fire Station Roundabout.

The direction to and from Dekelia from the Voroklini Fire Station to the Livadia Roundabout (American University) towards Larnaca will be closed.

The Livadia Roundabout (American University), to and from the Livadia roundabout, will be closed.

Sunday 16/11/2025 (6:00 a.m. until 1:15 p.m.)

Archbishop Makarios III Avenue up to its junction with Archbishop Kyprianou (Traffic Lights).

Information regarding roadworks currently being carried out across Cyprus, which may affect traffic, is available HERE.

The Police advise caution to all road users, urging them to adhere to the Highway Code and comply with traffic signals to avoid road collisions.

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