The chapel sits at Electrical Authority of Cyprus Refugee Settlement. 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 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.