You reach it on foot from Larnaca’s seafront or with a short drive into Skala. The visit is a city church: a square, a crypt when it is open, and a nave during parish hours. Cover shoulders and knees if you go inside, keep voices down, and ask before photographing people at prayer. Confirm crypt and interior hours on the day. Parking is town streets; walking from the promenade is the straightforward way in. This is a Larnaca church visit: you reach it from the town, the seafront, or a short drive from the airport road. City parishes sit in ordinary streets; village churches sit a few minutes inland. Summer evenings are busy around the promenade; village yards stay quieter. Parking is street and square space. Pack water in the heat, and walk the last minutes if the lane is tight. A parish church visit is a short stop: the square or the lane, and a nave you enter only if the door is open. Cover shoulders and knees if you go inside, keep voices down, and ask before photographing people at prayer. Sunday morning and feast days are the busy hours; weekdays more often find a locked door.