Lasmari Beach Bar, Landa Beach — Sunbeds, Menu & Prices 2026
Location
The Setup
Lasmari has both a sandy sunbed section and a covered restaurant terrace directly above the water. The terrace is where most of the serious eating happens — shaded, with unobstructed sea views and a breeze that makes afternoon dining genuinely comfortable.
Sunbeds: €10–14 per bed. Available on first-come basis — no reservations for sun loungers.
Cabanas: Private beach cabana bookings available — ideal for a group that wants shade, service, and a reserved space for the day. Contact in advance to arrange.
Daily DJ Sessions: Music runs from late morning through the afternoon — background level that doesn't interrupt conversation, stepping up in the early evening. The soundtrack is curated rather than reactive.
What to Order
The kitchen goes well beyond the standard beach bar menu. The Instagram account (@lasmari_beach) gives away the menu direction — modern Mediterranean dishes with quality sourcing, not tourist-resort defaults.
Food:
- Fresh Tataki Tostadas — the signature shareable. Seared tuna tataki over crispy tostadas; the standout dish for a light lunch
- Burrata Marinara pasta — Lasmari's take on the pasta trend: Burrata over a fresh Marinara base, creamy and punchy in equal measure. New for 2026 and worth ordering
- Tuna Tartare — raw tuna, seasoned well, served with sea views. As good a version of this dish as you'll find on the Ayia Napa coast
- Burrata Salad — fresh Burrata with seasonal greens; the right order when the sun is at its peak
- Steak — for those who want to eat properly rather than graze; ask the staff what cut is on that day
- Freshly caught fish of the day — displayed on ice at the entrance; ask what came in that morning. Priced by weight (€18–35/kg depending on species)
Drinks:
- Hugo — the summer cocktail of choice at Lasmari; elderflower, prosecco, mint, and soda. Light enough for all-day drinking
- Ouzo on the rocks — order with the seafood; Cypriot coastal tradition
- White wine — the house Cypriot white is dry and crisp; good with fish (€4–6/glass)
- Fresh lemonade — house-made, not from concentrate
Daytime vs Evening
Daytime: Beach bar mode — sunbeds, cabanas, light menu, daily DJ sessions. The Tataki Tostadas and Burrata dishes work well as a shared lunch. Landa Beach is notably quieter than Nissi Beach — a feature rather than a bug.
Evening: The kitchen steps up. This is when Lasmari operates as a proper restaurant — the terrace fills with couples who've booked ahead, and the kitchen runs its full menu.
How much are sunbeds at Lasmari Beach Bar?
Sunbeds are typically €10–14 per bed. Private cabanas are arranged separately, so confirm the current day rate and cabana availability before you travel.
Does Lasmari Beach Bar take reservations?
Walk-ins are usually fine for lunch, but booking ahead is recommended for dinner from June onwards. Cabanas should also be arranged in advance during the busiest summer weeks.
What time does Lasmari Beach Bar open?
The listed in-season hours are 10:00–23:00 daily. Opening hours and seasonal availability can change, so check the venue directly before making a special trip.
Practical Info
- Price range: €12–25 for fish mains, €10–18 for modern starters, €8–14 for cocktails
- Hours: 10:00–23:00 daily in season
- Reservations: Walk-in fine for lunch; book ahead for dinner from June onwards
- Cabanas: Advance booking recommended for peak season
- Parking: Roadside parking near the entrance; early arrival recommended in August
- Instagram: @lasmari_beach
- Website: lasmaribeach.com
Tip: The Tataki Tostadas are the best lunch order on the menu — light enough that you can still swim after without regret, distinctive enough that you'll remember the meal. Order them with a Hugo and you have the Lasmari experience in two dishes.
For other beach bars along this stretch of coast, see our guides to Isola, Kalifi, and Syko by the Sea.