The chapel sits at Tsiflikoudia. This is a Limassol church visit: you arrive by car along city streets or on foot if you are already in town. Seafront and old-town parishes sit in a working city, so the last stretch is often a walk. Summer heat is strong on stone; mornings and late afternoon are kinder. Parking is whatever the side streets still have. Take rubbish with you, and leave the yard clear of bags and tripods. A chapel is a small stop more than a staffed monument. Doors are often closed except feast days and local services — the visit can be the exterior, the yard, and the view. Dress modestly if you do step inside. There is rarely a ticket or a guaranteed opening hour.