In essence, the Cypriot resort of Pissouri is a village, and it is located about 5 kilometers from the beach, well, and the resort area itself is located separately in the Bay of Pissouri Bay itself.
Interestingly, the resort area and the center of the village connects among themselves the only regular bus at number 63o, and it goes only three times a day, and on a very uncomfortable schedule for tourists. Therefore, if you do not want to walk and in the event that you will be on vacation located in the village itself, then you best think about your own transport.
Both the beach and the village of Pissouri are geographically located in the southwestern part of the island of approximately 35 kilometers from the resort of Limassol and 40 kilometers from the resort Paphos. The nearest airport to this resort is located in Paphos, only 27 kilometers from Pissouri, and naturally, that the easiest way to get through it. However, the main problem is that very little direct flights from Russia flies at this airport.
Yes, and in terms of cost, they are much more expensive than those that fly to the country's main airport in Larnaca. Occasionally, of course, you can find cheap flights with transfers to some cities in Europe, but they are mainly not suitable, since the existing online pro-visa is valid only for direct flights from Russia. In this regard, it is much easier and, perhaps, even cheaper is still in Pissouri through the airport in Larnaca.
If you still fly to Paphos Airport, then you are most convenient to get to the Pissari on a rented car, which by the way you may need during your holiday. And it is worth considering that usually renting at the airport is much cheaper, or rather more than 2 times in comparison with the fact that you will deal with this business at the resort itself.
You can also get to Pissouri from the airport in Paphos by taxi for about 30 euros during the daytime and about 35 euros at night. But still, the easiest way is to book a pre-tourist transfer in this case and then the driver will happily meet you at the airport with a sign in your hands and deliver to the desired hotel immediately. All transfers are suitable for you personally, you can select and pay immediately on special sites that have Russian-speaking support.
Also, theoretically from Paphos in Pissuri can be reached by buses, but this is an extremely uncomfortable way, because you have to make transplants. And then you will have some way to somehow docile these very transplants on buses so as not to spend long hours in expectations.
First, you need to sit on some regular bus at Paphos Airport - number 612, 613 or 649 and take it to the bus stop on the main track, and there you can already transfer to another bus, which goes directly to Pissouri. In this case, the consolation for you will be only the fact that the passage in each of the data of buses is inexpensive and only one and a half euros.
Of the airport in Larnaca, there is a bit more difficult to get a little more difficult because you have to overcome the distance of about 100 kilometers. But given the cost of aircraft tickets and flight schedules from the Russian Federation, all the same option will be more preferable.
Naturally, from the airport in Larnaca to the resort of Pissouri, it is also best to get on a rented car. In general, it was in Larnaca at the airport the cheapest prices for rent a car for all Cyprus. They are cheaper even at the airport of Paphos and are at times cheaper than any of the Cypriot resorts.
If you do not drive a car or for some reason you do not want to contact the rental, then the easiest way to get there to a taxi - it will cost you in the daytime in 60 euros, and at night about 70 euros. Well, of course, you can book a tourist transfer online from the airport in Larnaca to Pissouri. Moreover, you can in advance to order both a car and minivan if necessary, and in this case the driver will surely meet you with a sign at the airport and deliver right to the hotel.
If still a taxi or tourist transfer seems to you dear pleasure, then again you can use buses, but it will have to go with transfers. You can, let's say to take the bus to Limassol, which goes quite often and for the passage there will have to pay 9 euros for an adult and 4 euros for children under 12 years. On the way, this bus spends exactly one hour.
Then on the same stop that you arrive in Limassol, you sit down at number 70 and only for a half euros you reach the center of the village. If you planned to stop in the village, it is very convenient, but if you need to get directly to the resort area, then you need to take a taxi that costs about 10 euros. Or you can go on foot within 10 minutes to another stop and take the bus at number 630.
If, for example, you need to get to Pissouri from other Cypriot cities on buses, then in any case your route will have to go through Limassol or Paphos, since only these cities run city buses. They go very rarely, but the fare is just a member of the euro.
The bus at number 70 from Limassol runs only to the center of the village of Pissouri and go only two or three times a day. From Paphos, you can take the bus at number 630. It comes first to the center of the village, and then follows the resort area right to the beach. But he also walks only three times a day.