About This Location
Beyond its sleek design and high-end facilities, Limassol Marina has become a social and cultural centerpiece for locals and visitors alike. The area is lined with stylish restaurants, cafés, and bars offering cuisines from around the world, alongside boutique shops and galleries that make it a lively place day and night. Yachts and sailing boats of every size add to the scenic beauty, creating a picture-perfect setting where the Mediterranean lifestyle can be enjoyed at its finest. Whether you come for a relaxed stroll, a waterfront meal, or to admire the impressive vessels, the marina delivers a unique blend of leisure and sophistication.
The marina also offers direct access to the city’s historical and cultural attractions. Just a short walk away lies Limassol Castle and the old town, allowing visitors to combine a modern luxury experience with a taste of local heritage. With its combination of comfort, style, and convenience, Limassol Marina has established itself as one of the must-see destinations on the island, appealing to sailors, couples, families, and anyone looking to enjoy Cyprus’s vibrant coastal charm.
✨ Why It's Special
- One of the most modern marinas in the Mediterranean, blending luxury living and leisure
- Known for its beautiful waterfront promenades and world-class yacht berthing facilities
- Offers fine dining, shopping, and entertainment in a stunning seaside setting
- Serves as a meeting point between Limassol’s modern lifestyle and historic old town
Getting here by bus
- Old Portabout 150 m awayEMEL (Limassol)
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- Ag. Theklis - Old Portabout 200 m awayEMEL (Limassol)
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- Tzelal Bagiar - Ag. Antonios Churchabout 300 m awayEMEL (Limassol)
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- Tzelal Bagiar - Ag. Antonios Churchabout 300 m awayIntercity
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Scheduled times in Cyprus local time, from the Cyprus National Access Point (CC BY 4.0). Timetables and routes can change — check with the operator before travelling.
🗺️ Other Sights Nearby
Kolossi Castle
Kolossi Castle stands proudly in the village of Kolossi, just outside Limassol, and is one of the most remarkable medieval fortresses in Cyprus. Originally constructed in the 13th century by the Knights of St. John, it served as a powerful stronghold and administrative center during the Crusader period. The castle you see today dates from
Kourion Beach
Kourion Beach is one of Limassol’s most scenic coastal spots, set directly below the famous Archaeological Site of Kourion. Backed by dramatic cliffs and overlooking the deep blue waters of Episkopi Bay, it offers a perfect blend of natural beauty, history, and relaxation. The beach is wide, long, and covered with a mix of golden sand and
Molos (Limassol Promenade)
Limassol Promenade, also known as Molos, is one of the most iconic and scenic stretches of the Limassol coastline. Extending for several kilometers along the seafront, it offers a beautiful blend of nature, art, and leisure. Lined with palm trees, flower gardens, and contemporary sculptures, the promenade provides a relaxing yet lively at
