The second largest city in Cyprus, Limassol is an attractive city located in the south of the island, on Akrotiri Bay. This large port, known for its Wine Festival and famous February carnival, remains a Mediterranean paradise for vacationers in search of nautical leisure activities. Its pleasant climate, its geographical location and its environment combining natural surroundings and modern architecture are also its main assets as a seaside resort.
Yacht charter in Limassol offers a multitude of possibilities for boaters planning to explore the Mediterranean. A voyage to the north or west promises a series of memorable stopovers for cruisers. Cruisers will have the privilege of discovering marvelous historical sites, beautiful anchorages, treasures of biodiversity and villages full of authenticity. Antalya, Fethiye, Rhodes, Heraklion and Athens are examples of destinations that give cruising a magical character.
During your stay in Limassol, however, consider visiting the impressive medieval castle that was built by the Byzantines around the year 1000. The site also houses a museum covering the period from 400 to 1870. In addition, the archaeological museum of Lemesos is also worth a visit, with its formidable collection dating from antiquity.
The beaches of Limassol
Spending your vacation in Limassol obviously means moments of relaxation and swimming on the beach. You can enjoy these pleasures by opting for a short cruise along the Mediterranean coast of Cyprus. Your excursion to Akrotiri Bay, on the southern coast of Cyprus, will take you to delightful beaches such as Pissouri. Located about thirty minutes west of Limassol, this pebble beach is distinguished by its unspoiled setting. People come here to swim in peace and quiet, but also to stay close to the many amenities.
Also linger on the Gouverneur beach during your escape to the sea. Located 25 km from the city center, the latter offers a unique spectacle to its visitors. It reveals a most breathtaking landscape with its black sand dominated by white cliffs. Gouverneur beach is also an excellent point of departure for visiting the small isolated coves in the vicinity. About twenty minutes from Limassol lies the small pebble beach of Melanda. Home to a pretty taverna of the same name, this beach offers you a moment of relaxation with your family before heading out in the open sea to reach Avdimou beach. This large fine sandy beach belongs to Advimou Village and is best suited for families due to its shallow waters.
How to have fun in Limassol?
Apart from the beaches, Limassol offers a wide range of activities for young and old alike. On land, diving enthusiasts are invited to visit the Dive In diving center before setting off to conquer the seabed. Bowling, restaurants and cafés await you at the Galactica amusement park. Hiking enthusiasts will find what they are looking for in the Oleastro olive forest, where they can observe the production of olive oil.
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