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Located on one of the most beautiful mediterranean islands in the world you will find a quiet little city that goes by the name of Larnaca. Don’t let the quiet vibes fool you however, this city can cater to young adventurous travellers just as much as it can to families. Here is a list of the top 5 things to do in Larnaca to entertain yourself. 

1. Explore the beaches

The Paphos Carnival returns to entertain the residents of Paphos as well as visitors with its renewed and traditional carnival. The events in this year’s programme begin on Tsiknopempti 7^th  of March and end on Saturday 16th of March with the Grand Carnival Parade.

In detail, the events are as follows:

Epipahny also known as Theophany or Fota (The Lights) , is the Christian celebration of the baptism of Jesus Christ in the Jordan River , by John the Baptist. It is celebrated on the 6^th of January and is the third and last celebration of the Christmas period. The name also occurs due to the appearance of the Holy Trinity according to the related gospel passages.

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The Celebration of the Holy Spirit

The Celebration of the Holy Spirit takes place on the Sunday of the Pentecost and has its roots from the Genesis of the Old Testimony, from Greek Mythology and Cypriot Folklore linked with the Goddess Aphrodite.

In Christianity, we celebrate the appearance of the Holy Spirit to Jesus’ students on the Sunday of the Pentecost, 50 days after His resurrection and 10 days after His Ascension. On Monday, we celebrate the Holy Trinity.

The Flood Celebration

The Epitaphios is a religious, embroidered fabric with rich decoration depicting the dead body of Jesus Christ. It shows him after he has been taken down from the cross, as they prepare to bury him. It is often accompanied with images of his mother the Virgin Mary , as well as other forms such as John , Joseph of Arimathea, Mary Magdalene and angels according to the descriptions in the Gospels. In some cases the four Evanglists are shown in the corniers and in others Jesus Christ is alone with angels. It is used during the church services of Good Friday and Holy Saturday.