On the southernmost point of Cyprus is the great city Limassol. There are plenty of things for the family to see and do, including an abundance of water sports and activities and plenty of relaxation on the beach if you wish. Hotels are our speciality, so let us handle the booking for you from our varied range at HotelTravel.com.
The city of Limassol has been a top tourist attraction from a number of yeas. Thousands of visitors enjoy the rich cultural attractions with numerous fascinating archeologically sites and a large number of interesting museums to choose from. Other noteworthy attractions include medieval castles and a series of sculptures that were created by Costas Dikefalos. Limassol is also home to a plethora of luxury hotels and high-end resorts. It is recommended that reservations be made in advance for this popular destination.
Cyprus's second-largest city is situated on Akrotiri Bay on the southern part of the island. A city with roots extending thousands of years, Limassol boasts an array of archaeological sites and important museums. The port here is one of the most significant in the Mediterranean, though in recent years, tourism has rivalled the port in economic importance.
The coastal resort area of Limassol is best known for its gold-sand beaches and relaxing atmosphere, but there are is ample opportunity to engage in high-octane sports. Windsurfing, kite-surfing and scuba diving are all accommodated here, and many guests have no idea that the slopes of the Troodos Mountains transform into a ski resort in the winter. Children will enjoy interacting with the animals at the Donkey Sanctuary and Ocean Aquarium.
The ancient city of Limassol has transformed into a modern resort destination, although maintains contact with its ancient roots. Aside from long days enjoying life on the beach, visitors have access to a remarkable collection of historic sites. Limassol Castle is the most prominent, though there's an equally enticing fortification, Kolossi Castle, just a few miles outside the city. The Archaeological sites of Kourion and Amathus are also must-sees for visitors.
Limassol is served by international airports in two major cities: Paphos or Larnaca. Paphos International Airport is located 69 miles from Limassol and operates a single terminal. Flights from here connect to multiple cities across Europe, with limited connections to Russia and Egypt. Onsite facilities include ATMs, currency exchange booths and a limited selection of restaurants and shopping venues.
Banks: 08:30 to 12:30, Monday to Friday
Post Offices: 07:30 to 13:30 and 15:00 to 18:00, Monday to Tuesday and Thursday to Friday, 08:30 to 10:30, Saturday
Government Offices: 07:30 to 14:30, Monday to Friday; 15:00 to 18:00, Thursday
Business Centres: 0:30 to 17:30, Monday to Friday; many close for midday breaks
Shops: 08:00 to 13:00 and 16:00 to 19:30 Monday to Tuesday and Thursday to Saturday
I visit the "Meridien Limassol" every year in June. I like this hotel for his SPA facilities which are amazing. The staff in the SPA are excellent, friendly and professionals and the facilities, swimm...
