Follow a bus while you wait
Live positions refresh every couple of seconds. Open a stop to see only the buses actually heading to it.
Cyprus buses, honestly tracked
CyBusCyBus follows live vehicle positions from the national feed, finds the stops around you, and plans journeys against the operators’ published timetables.
The same app on any phone, straight from the browser. Nothing to install, no account.

Every bus, live, with its line number on the map.

Tap a stop: the next buses, with live and timetabled times.

Tap a line and the whole route is drawn for you.

A to B, with real departure times, in one tap.
Nine new things that make the bus easier, especially if you are new to Cyprus.
Tap a bus to see how far it is from you, in metres or kilometres. The number changes as the bus moves.
Plan the bus from the airport to your hotel once. After that, “Back to” your hotel is one tap in Plan, from wherever you are.
Set the bell on a bus while you are away from the stop, and CyBus tells you when to start walking.
Plan a journey and send it to a friend. It opens on their phone with the same bus and stops.
1,345 villages, beaches, sights, hotels, universities and hospitals, in the search and the planner.
Open the same stop often? CyBus offers to save it, so its next buses are always one tap away.
Bus reminders, and a short tip every other evening. Turn them on with one tap.
Under a stop’s buses, “What do these labels mean?” says which times come from the bus itself.
CyBus shows the exact steps for your phone and browser, with an arrow to the right button.
Live positions refresh every couple of seconds. Open a stop to see only the buses actually heading to it.
Nearby stops are sorted by walking distance. Location stays on your device — CyBus never sends it anywhere.
Journeys use the operators’ published departure times, adjusted by live delays when the feed supplies them.
CyBus covers the operators that publish open data. Each one publishes its timetable for a different length of time, so this is what is loaded right now.
| Operator | Lines | Stops | Timetable loaded through |
|---|---|---|---|
| EMEL | 108 | 1,401 | 1 Nov |
| Intercity buses | 9 | 96 | 24 Jan |
| LPT | 48 | 1,002 | 24 Jan |
| NPT | 82 | 1,601 | 24 Jan |
| OSEA (Famagusta) | 33 | 357 | 24 Jan |
| OSYPA (Paphos) | 43 | 866 | 24 Jan |
| PAME EXPRESS | 1 | 3 | 22 Jan |
Northern Cyprus and private minibus services publish no open feed, so they are not covered here.
CyBus works offline for stops, routes and saved places, and installs to your home screen from the browser — no app store, no account, nothing to pay.
On iPhone: Share (in Safari it can be under ⋯), then Add to Home Screen.
On Android: the menu, then Install app.
A bus is reporting its own position or arrival right now.
The operator’s published departure time. No bus has reported against it yet.
These lines connect your two points, but no departure time could be matched.
Every time on the site is Cyprus time, and every screen says when its data was last updated.
Your guests land with a booking and no idea the buses exist. A card at reception, or a line in the welcome email, gives them the bus from the airport to your door, in three languages, with the price.
Open the CyBus live map. Every bus of every operator in Cyprus moves on it in real time, from the national live feed. Tap a stop to see when the next buses come, or tap a bus to see where it is going.
All the public buses: Nicosia (NPT), Limassol (EMEL), Larnaca (LPT), Paphos (OSYPA), Ayia Napa, Paralimni and Protaras (OSEA), the Intercity buses between the towns and PAME Express, with every route, stop and timetable they publish.
It depends on the town and the time of day: a single ride in town costs from €2.00, more at night, and a ride between towns from €5. The Fares page lists every fare, and every journey CyBus plans shows its price.
Yes. Public buses run from both airports into town, and airport coaches link them with Limassol and Nicosia. The Airport page has the stops and times, and “Airport to my hotel” in the app plans the trip to your hotel by its name.
CyBus is free, with no account and no sign-up. It works in the browser of any phone or computer, and you can add it to your Home Screen so it opens like an app.
Yes. The site and the app are in English, Greek and Russian, and stops can be searched in any of the three alphabets.
No. CyBus is independent. It is built on the open data the bus operators publish through the Cyprus Ministry of Transport, and shows it as clearly as it can, saying where each time comes from.
Open the map and see what is running near you right now.
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