Fuel prices in Cyprus: where petrol is cheapest by district and brand

Since 8 October, GasBu also shows fuel prices in Cyprus: 314 petrol stations with the prices published by the Retail Fuel Price Observatory of the Consumer Protection Service. Whether you live on the island or are picking up a hire car at Larnaca or Paphos, here is what the data says: which district is cheapest, which brand has the lowest prices, and how much you save by choosing the right station in your own town.

⛽ Prices this week

Latest price at each station, 8–10 October 2026:

Two things stand out. First, diesel costs 26 cents more than unleaded 95, as it does this year in most of Europe. If you are choosing a hire car, a petrol model is cheaper to run per litre. Second, the gap between stations is small compared with other countries: 14 cents between the cheapest and the most expensive station on the island for unleaded 95, or €7 on a 50-litre tank.

🗺️ By district: Paphos is the most expensive

Nicosia is the cheapest district and Paphos the most expensive: 4 cents more for unleaded and 3 for diesel. In Paphos even the cheapest station (€1.756) is above the Nicosia average. If you are driving from Limassol or Nicosia to Paphos, fill up before you go.

🏷️ By brand

On average Staroil and EKO are the cheapest brands and Eni the most expensive, with 4–5 cents between them. Shell is cheap for unleaded 95, but its 98 costs almost 10 cents more than other brands'. The two Fill n' Go stations, in Aglantzia and Pera Chorio Nisou, are the cheapest on the island (€1.689 unleaded, €1.949 diesel).

🏙️ Up to 10 cents' difference in the same town

In Strovolos, with 22 stations, the right choice saves €5 on a tank without leaving the municipality. For diesel the Strovolos gap reaches 11 cents.

The cheapest stations for unleaded 95 in each district on 8–10 October:

• Nicosia: Fill n' Go Aglantzia and Pera Chorio Nisou (€1.689), Shell Pera Chorio Nisou (€1.699).
• Larnaca: Shell Kalo Chorio (€1.695), Petrolina Aradippou and EKO Kornos (€1.699).
• Limassol: EKO Germasogeia (€1.726), EKO and Staroil in Limassol (€1.733).
• Famagusta: Shell Deryneia (€1.729), EKO Paralimni (€1.740).
• Paphos: Esso Nikokleia (€1.756), Staroil Chloraka (€1.762).

Prices change, so check the current ones in the app before you set off.

🧾 The reduced excise duty ends on 30 November

Current prices include an excise duty cut of 8.33 cents per litre on unleaded and diesel, which the government extended until 30 November 2026. With VAT, that is about 10 cents at the pump. Unless it is extended again, petrol and diesel will go up by about 10 cents a litre from 1 December, so it is worth filling up at the end of November.

🇪🇺 Cyprus compared with Europe

Among the countries GasBu covers, Cyprus has the second-cheapest unleaded 95, after Slovenia (€1.740) and ahead of Spain (€1.793). In Italy unleaded averages €2.029 and in Germany €2.255. Diesel sits in the middle: cheaper than in Austria, Italy, Germany or France, more expensive than in Spain, Slovenia or the Czech Republic. Average prices across Europe are on GasBu Radar.

📱 GasBu in Cyprus

GasBu shows the stations around you sorted by price for your fuel, with the real distance and directions. Every station has a price history, and the app can alert you when the price drops at your usual station. If you are visiting, the app works in English, Greek and eleven other languages, and the same app covers most of Europe if your next trip is by car. Prices are free, unlimited and need no account.

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📚 Method and sources

• Prices: Consumer Protection Service, Ministry of Energy, Commerce and Industry — Retail Fuel Price Observatory, licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0. Latest price at each station, 8–10 October 2026. Stations the Observatory flags as not having updated their prices are excluded. Simple averages per station, not weighted by sales.
• Licence: the tables and charts in this article based on Observatory data are shared under the same CC BY-SA 4.0 licence, credited “GasBu, with data from the Consumer Protection Service”.
• Station locations and names: © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL.
• European comparison: latest price at each station from the official sources GasBu uses in each country, 3–10 October 2026.
• Excise duty: Council of Ministers decision of 10 September 2026, as reported by CyBC.