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Larnaca Disabled Visitors
Larnaca, a serene, beautiful city lying in the southern coast of Cyprus is a truly inviting city. The warm heart of its inhabitants and the beauty of the city and its surroundings guarantee that a visitor’s time will be well spent on a holiday on the island. And that certainly includes the disabled holiday makers of this restful place as well.
Starting from their arrival at Larnaca Airport, travelers with special needs will find all that they require for a safe transport to their accommodation. Special toilet facilities, ramps and pathways, mini lifts, wheelchairs and special carts will assist them for as long as they chose to remain in the airport area. LCA is a relatively small airport but local hospitality is great. And if that were not enough, disabled visitors should also bear in mind that there are both strict international regulations concerning the matter and Cyprus Government laws enforcing them. There is actually a two hour free parking privilege for those needing assistance as soon as they show their Disability Badge to the Airport Parking office.
There are many beautiful hotels and resorts which have made great arrangements for the city’s visitors who are physically disabled. Lists of such hotels and provided amenities can easily be obtained at the Airport Information Desk or through relevant Internet sites. In the city of Larnaca, there are special provisions for the disabled and many facilities are offered. Not just in hotels or resorts but also in sites of interest, beaches and museums. Special preparations have been made so that people who are physically impaired or are disabled can visit the beautiful city and enjoy all its pleasures like every other visitor. The bus network is somewhat limited in Cyprus but taxis , practically used as public transport, are quite reasonable with their fares.
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Disabled Visitors
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