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Hill resort below Troodos Square

Platres

EMEL route 64 between Limassol and Troodos Square passes through Platres once a day each way in the week shown.

By bus

Getting to Platres

Scheduled service

EMEL route 64 runs between Limassol and Troodos Square and calls at Platres in both directions, once a day each way in the week shown. EMEL’s route page lists the stops; the times come from the Ministry of Transport’s timetable data.

  • The morning bus from Limassol calls at Platres on its way up to Troodos Square; the afternoon bus calls on its way down.
  • Each direction uses a different Platres stop; the card names them.
  • EMEL’s route page prints no times; check EMEL before travelling.

Source: EMEL Limassol BusesOfficial Limassol district route directoryRepublic of Cyprus Road Transport DepartmentPassenger transport: scheduled-service operatorsMinistry of Transport, Communications and WorksPublic Transport Static Data (GTFS), Cyprus National Access Point

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Platres seen across a valley: white houses with red roofs spread along a pine-covered mountainside, a road winding up through the trees.
Platres on the southern slopes of the Troodos. EMEL route 64 between Limassol and Troodos Square passes through the village once a day each way in the week shown. Photo: AlekosCY, CC BY-SA 3.0 (cropped), via Wikimedia Commons

Published services here

Each service links the page that carries its stops, its caveats and the operator’s own link. Fares stay with the operator; the line cards below show one dated week of times.

Bus lines serving Platres

Times and trip counts come from the Ministry of Transport’s open timetable data for the week of 5–11 October 2026. Each card is a line this guide follows between Platres and other places on the site. Times are at the Platres stop the card names: departures for buses that leave or pass through, arrivals for buses that end there. Operators change timetables by season and on public holidays, so open the operator’s page before you travel.

  • EMEL Route 64

    Week of 5–11 October 2026 · times shown until 11 October 2026

    Stops here: Platres Hospital · Pano Platres Village Center

    Calls at Platres Hospital on the way from Vasileos Georgiou A´ - Andrea Zappa to Troodos Square

    Every day
    1 departure, at 10:24

    Calls at Pano Platres Village Center on the way from Troodos Square to Vasileos Georgiou A´ - Panagioti Tsagkari

    Every day
    1 departure, at 15:44

    EMEL's route 64 page, read on 3 October 2026, prints the same end stops in both directions but no times, so the times here are the Ministry data's alone.

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What goes wrong here

Source: Ministry of Transport, Communications and Works, Public Transport Static Data (GTFS), Cyprus National Access Point, CC BY 4.0. Feeds read 3 October 2026; week shown 5–11 October 2026. Open the dataset

Find your bearings

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The marker is an approximate place-centre reference, not a bus station or boarding point.

Approximate place-centre marker for Platres; it does not identify a bus stop.

Platres

The bus network over the terrain

Lines 64

Terrain © DLR e.V. 2010-2014 and © Airbus Defence and Space GmbH 2014-2018, provided under COPERNICUS by the European Union and ESA

Worth your time

What Platres does best

Platres (Pano Platres) is the largest Troodos resort, on the southern slopes about 5 km from Troodos Square and 25 km north-west of Limassol. EMEL route 64, the Limassol–Troodos line, runs through the village: up to Troodos in the morning and back down to Limassol in the afternoon, once each way in the week the card shows.

  1. On the Troodos line

    Route 64 continues from Platres to Troodos Square, so the two can share a day.

  2. Wine-village slopes

    Platres is one of the Troodos wine villages, on the southern side of the range.

  3. Plan around one bus

    With one bus each way, the return is the part of the day to plan first.

Good to know

  • EMEL’s feed listed service only to 11 October 2026, so the card’s times are withdrawn after that date.
  • No other line in this guide reaches Platres.
  • Times on the line card are for one dated week; EMEL is the current source.

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Sources for this destination

Checked official sources: EMEL Limassol BusesOfficial Limassol district route directoryRepublic of Cyprus Road Transport DepartmentPassenger transport: scheduled-service operatorsMinistry of Transport, Communications and WorksPublic Transport Static Data (GTFS), Cyprus National Access Point

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