Kopiaste!! Welcome to Limassol!!

The Troodos Mountains, which spread along the coast for 10 miles, act as a spectacular backdrop to Limassol, and on their fertile foothills the majority of Cyprus' grapes are grown. Limassol has a long history, and since the days of Richard the Lionheart, when the Crusaders held Cyprus, it has been known to traders for its wine and sugar cane. It is now the centre of the wine-making industry in Cyprus, as well as an important tourist and commercial hub. These have combined to make it the second largest city of Cyprus, with a population of roughly 135,000.

Accomodation in Limassol tends to be mostly clustered on the eastern side, close to the sea, with a whole range of places to stay. Everything from luxurious five-star Limassol hotels to private apartments and villas are on offer. With them are a diverse range of pubs, restaurants, tavernas, discos and nightclubs. Variety is also present in the beaches. Some are extremely popular and developed, with changing rooms, showers, cafes and bars, whereas others can be much quieter and remote. These are mostly found on the outskirts of town, such as "Ladies Mile", a sandy beach west of the new harbour. If you want to stay close to a particular beach or landmark, our map page shows you hotels in Limassol you can book with us.

Limassol also offers a lot more to see and do than just its beautiful beaches. The main tourist attractions are its museums and the archaelogical sites. Limassol Castle constructed by the Byzantines in approximately 1000 AD is a 'must-visit' attraction. Other attractive and well-known attractions in Limassol include the Archaelogical Museum and the Folk Art Museum. You could also take one of the great Limasssol tours on offer to see the sites or visit the promenade along the seafront and the public gardens. Don't miss the popular and narrow shopping streets to find that special gift or souvenir.

A great way to get this part of Europe is through Athens. You could then explore mainland Greece or its many wonderful islands, before heading to Limassol or Paphos. You could also use Cyprus as a base to visit other amazing Mediterranean destinations like Turkey and Lebanon!

Visitors will also love the Cypriot food, especially those that are fans of Greek food. Its strategic location has allowed it to be influenced by Europe, Africa and the Middle East in it's culinary development. Fresh local ingredients are emphasised, and the use of natural olive oil and regional herbs and spices give it a quintessentially Mediterranean character, with a just a hint of the exotic. Many of the hotels in Limassol also provide great food.

The attractive, newly built marina offers a full range of facilities, and makes Limassol a popular port of call for yachtsmen. So make your choice from our very best selection of accommodation, take a tour in Limassol to see the sights, and enjoy your Limassol holiday!