Ar-Ma
About
In Cyprus, Ar-Ma is a beauty salon in the Drosia area of Larnaca, at Thessalonikis 9. The salon sits within Larnaca 6035 on the island's southern coast.
The salon's website at http://www.armahaircompany.com/ carries its details. With a 5 out of 5 average from 90 reviews, the salon has built a following that speaks for itself. Larnaca provides the immediate setting, while Ayia Napa, Protaras, Paralimni, Limassol, Paphos, Polis and Coral Bay lie elsewhere on the island.
Appointments at a salon of this kind are best planned around the island's rhythms, with the main season running from May to October. Visitors staying in or near Larnaca will find the Drosia location convenient for a booking during their trip.
Cyprus holds sandy beaches on its south and east coasts, with the Troodos range inland and Mount Olympus as its highest point. Wine villages in the Troodos foothills hold an annual vintage festival, and lace-making continues in Lefkara, both worth a day away from the coast.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Ar-Ma known for?
Ar-Ma is a hair company in Larnaca on Cyprus, working in the beauty trade. The island around it is known for wine villages in the Troodos foothills, where an annual vintage festival is held, and for lace-making that continues in Lefkara.
What kind of business is Ar-Ma?
Ar-Ma is a hair company and salon; its site is http://www.armahaircompany.com/. The business sits in Larnaca on Cyprus, an island where the main season runs from May to October.
Where is Ar-Ma located on Cyprus?
Ar-Ma is at Drosia, Thessalonikis 9, Larnaca 6035, Cyprus. That places the salon in Larnaca, on an island whose south and east coasts are lined with sandy beaches.
How do visitors rate Ar-Ma?
Visitors give Ar-Ma a rating of 5/5 from 90 reviews. That feedback sits alongside its work as a hair company based in Larnaca on Cyprus.
Is Ar-Ma easy to reach from the main resorts or towns on Cyprus?
Ar-Ma sits in Larnaca, within reach of Ayia Napa and other towns across Cyprus. The island's south and east coasts hold sandy beaches, while the Troodos range rises inland toward Mount Olympus.
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