Aeneas sits at Agia Napa. This is Agia Napa–Protaras parking for a beach or old-town stop: you typically drive in, then walk the last streets to the sand or square. Summer days fill early — mornings are easier. Read the machines and signs on the day rather than assuming a fixed tariff. Leave valuables out of sight and take rubbish with you. Open or marked bays — park inside the painted lines and leave room for buses if marked. Fee status is not confirmed here — bring a card or coins if a machine appears, and trust the posted board over any assumption of free parking. Use only the entrance and exit that other drivers are using; do not invent a shortcut across a pavement or a private gate.