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Every operator, one island.

Each district's buses are run by a different company. Here's who runs what, and how to reach them.

Pen and ink drawing of a Cyprus bus depot with city buses and a coach parked in the bays

Who runs what, and where.

Pick a logo to see who runs what, and where.

Cyprus Public Transport

Nicosia and Larnaca districts

The city and village buses of Nicosia and Larnaca.

Operator page

Who runs the buses where.

The official 2026 list from the Road Transport Department, plus the airport shuttle.

AreaOperatorPay withWebsite
Nicosia and LarnacaCyprus Public TransportMotion card or cashpublictransport.com.cy
LimassolEMELMotion card or cashlimassolbuses.com
PaphosOSYPAMotion card or cashpafosbuses.com
FamagustaOSEAMotion card or cashosea.com.cy
Between the citiesIntercity BusesCash, by distanceintercity-buses.com
AirportsKapnos Airport ShuttleKapnos ticketkapnosairportshuttle.com

Operator names and logos identify the services. Trademarks belong to their owners. Contact details as published by the operator; check their site before you travel.

Why there are so many.

Cyprus doesn't have a single transit authority. The Ministry of Transport concessions each district to an operator, which is why the bus in Larnaca is a different company from the one in Paphos.

Pame is the official Motion app, not an operator. It's where you manage your Motion card.

  • One card

    The Motion card works on every public bus operator. Kapnos has its own tickets.

  • One tariff

    Urban fares are the same island-wide from 3 August 2026: €2.00 Motion, €2.70 cash.

  • One planner

    Aloya plans across all of them, so you don't need to know who runs the bus.

You don't need to know who runs the bus.

Type the destination. Aloya picks the operator, the route, the fare and the walk for you. Every ride, in Greek and English, on the same screen.