Around The Marina

Limassol Marina brings you the best of all worlds: the constant pleasure of 'living on the sea' in your luxury home; and the endless variety that comes from being a part of the most vibrant city in Cyprus - and never more than a leisurely drive from the island's myriad attractions. So much to do, so much to see, something for everyone and all within easy reach of Limassol Marina.

History & heritage

While Limassol is a truly contemporary city, its rich and colourful history is present in every vista - whether you're sipping wine by the old fishing harbour, wandering down the charming streets of the city centre, or exploring the Byzantine castle where Richard the Lionheart married Princess Berengaria of Navarre. Today, the castle houses the Cyprus Medieval Museum, one of many museums complementing the city's archaeological sites and reflecting its diverse heritage. The wealth of historical monuments and landmarks close to Limassol includes the spectacular amphitheatre at Kourion - with its extensive ruins and beautiful mosaics - the temple of Apollo and the ancient city of Amathus.

Arts & culture

The famous Carnival and Wine Festival are just a couple of the regular events that are typical of Limassol's exuberant atmosphere. Stadium and arena performances by internationally-renowned artists satisfy opera buffs and rock fans alike, while theatre lovers can choose from a variety of Shakespeare productions, Greek tragedies and modern plays premiered throughout the year.The artistic community is further enhanced by an impressive range of art galleries exhibiting both local and international artists.

Sea & sand

A short journey to the west brings you to a mile of golden beach and a drive to the east leads to a bustling boulevard with beachfront bars and nightclubs, five star hotels and chic boutiques. The coastline is linked by a promenade popular with walkers, joggers and cyclists.

Wining & dining

Traditional Cypriot cuisine is one of the finest in the Mediterranean - and there's no better place to enjoy its fresh, enticing flavours than in the tavernas of Limassol. But in keeping with the city's cosmopolitan nature, there's also a mouth-watering choice of international restaurants for you to discover - Italian, French, Spanish, Chinese, Japanese. Whichever you choose, a warm welcome and memorable atmosphere are guaranteed. For wine lovers, a tour of the local wineries surrounding Limassol is a must - and should definitely include a visit to the Castle of Kolossi, birthplace of the sweet dessert wine 'Commandaria', the oldest named wine in the world still in production.  

Nightlife

With a joyous and spontaneous nightlife that attracts visitors from all over the world, it's no surprise that Limassol is known as 'the town that never sleeps'. Charming cafés, buzzing restaurants and welcoming tavernas; trendy bars and glamorous clubs, featuring world-renowned DJs, with an array of wine and lounge bars available for a more relaxing experience. Each night brings something new and different in a city that's always alive.

Sport & leisure

Limassol has it all: constant sunshine and the variety that makes it possible to swim in the sea and ski in the mountains on the same day. Spend the day sun-bathing on the beach  or choose from every watersport under the sun - from water-skiing and wind-surfing to scuba-diving, sailing and fishing. Numerous sporting facilities, including golf courses, are available in close proximity to the Marina. The 17-kilometre promenade running along the coastline is ever-popular with cyclists, while nature lovers can take to the wild trails of the Troodos mountains, enjoy the hospitality of traditional Cypriot villages, or discover areas of outstanding beauty. And after all that activity, there's every excuse to escape to one of many luxury spa resorts for some therapeutic treatments and tranquillity.