Petrol stations listed as open

Trade and Industry Ministry list of 46 petrol stations open on Tuesday as of 1pm. The list does not contain any stations for Paphos.

Nicosia

1. AGIP 125 Larnaca Av. Pallouriotissa
2. EKO 127 Tseri Av.
3. EKO 35 Aglandjia Av.
4. EKO152 Athalassa Av.
5. EKO 7 Limassol Av. Aglandjia
6. EKO 7-9 Dhigenis Akritas Av.
7. EKO 47 Spyros Christodoulou Av. Pallouriotissa
8. EKO 75 Spyros Kyprianou Av. Strovolos
9. EKO 98 Strovolos Av. Lakatamia
10. EKO 67 Gregoris Afxentiou Str. Ayia Varvara
11. EKO Dhali Industrial Estate
12. EKO 341 Limassol Av. Pera Horio Nisou
13. EKO 61 Makarios Av. Kokkinotrimithia
14. EKO Grivas Dhigenis, Aredhiou
15. ESSO Grivas Dhigenis, Nicosia to Palehori road
16. ESSO Self service machine only 73 Limassol Av.
17. Lukoil 6 Pouliou Kapotas Pallouriotissa
18. Lukoil 2-3 Kyriacos Matsis Av.
19. Lukoil 226 Tseri Av. Strovolos
20. Lukoil 36 Tseri Av. Nisou
21. Lukoil 2827 Makarios Av. Galata
22. Lukoil 2800 Makarios Av. Kakopetria
23. Lukoil 74 Nicosia Av. Peristerona
24. Petrolina 9 Limassol Av.
25. Petrolina Self service only 69 Limassol Av.
26. Petrolina 17 Makarios Av. Kakopetria

Limassol

27. AGIP 60 Spyros Kyprianou Av.
28. EKO 162 Makarios Av.
29. EKO 28 Spyros Kyprianou Str. Kato Polemidhia
30. EKO 5 Spyros Kyprianou Str. Mesa Yitonia
31. EKO 11 Paphos Av.
32. EKO 29 Franklin Roosvelt Str.
33. EKO 28 Makedonias Str.
34. EKO Pelendri
35. ESSO Diesel only 4 Jelal Bayar Str.
36. Lukoil 4-6 Omonoia Av.
37. Lukoil 145 Spyros Kyprianou Str. Ayia Fyla
38. Lukoil 37 Paphos Av.
39. Petrolina Diesel only 33 Paphos Av.
40. Petrolina Amiantos to Karvounas road, Kyperounta

Larnaca

41. Petrolina 1 kilkis Str. Petrolina HQ
42. Petrolina Ship fuel only Larnaca marina
43. EKO Oroklini
44. Independent 4 Grivas Dhigenis

Famagusta

45. AGIP 54 Tefkros Anthias Str. Ayia Napa
46. Petrolina Cooperative offices, Dasaki Ahnas

 

 

 

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