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Larnaca International Airport is Cyprus’ main international gateway and the larger of the country’s two commercial airports, the other being Paphos International Airport on the island’s southwestern coast. A small but busy facility seeing upwards of five million passengers a year, Larnaca International Airport lies next to Larnaca Salt Lake and is situated just 5 kilometers from the city centre. The airport provides a much-used gateway to the south and the south-west of the island of Cyprus, and is also used as a hub by travelers seeking passage between both Europe and also the Middle East. The airport has one passenger terminal comprising two connected airside buildings and a larger common arrivals hall situated behind. The second phase, to be completed in 2013, provides for the expansion of the new terminal to handle 9 million passengers a year, and for a 500 meters runway extension. The design for a new 98,000 m2 terminal includes 16 boarding bridges and is intended to reflect the proportions of a medieval aqueduct located in the city. The airport is easily accessible from Larnaca and the other towns on Cyprus by motorway. Visitors of Cyprus can also find car rental agency at Larnaca airport. There are a limited number of shops and restaurants. In the departure hall there is a Business Centre with fax and copying facilities, and computers with Internet access. In addition, there are three banks. In the arrivals hall there is a post office and a First Aid station. The terminal is accessible to disabled people. Parking, with spaces for up to 500 cars, is located in front of the terminal. All of the main attractions are just minutes from Larnaca Airport and include more than 25 km of sandy beaches, with the most popular beaches including Dasoudi, Dhekelia, Geroskipou, McKenzie and Phinikoudes.