About This Location
Built in the late 1980s, St. Raphael Marina was one of the first private marinas in Cyprus and remains a favorite among both locals and international sailors. It features a beautifully maintained promenade lined with palm trees, outdoor dining areas, and access to the adjacent Blue Flag beach. The area is perfect for a seaside walk, a casual meal, or simply enjoying the tranquil coastal views. With its convenient facilities and friendly atmosphere, it’s a hidden gem for those who prefer a more relaxed side of Limassol’s waterfront.
Whether you’re arriving by sea or visiting from the city, St. Raphael Marina combines the charm of a boutique harbor with the amenities of a high-end resort. Its proximity to the hotel means visitors can enjoy access to restaurants, bars, and water sports while still appreciating a quiet, exclusive environment. The marina’s calm waters and clean surroundings make it an ideal stop for yachting enthusiasts and families alike.
✨ Why It's Special
- Smaller, peaceful marina with a relaxed atmosphere east of Limassol
- Connected to St. Raphael Resort, offering easy access to hotel facilities
- Blue Flag beach located directly next to the marina
- Popular for dining, sailing, and seaside walks
- Among the first private marinas built in Cyprus
Getting here by bus
- Paradromos Amathountos - Grand Resort Hotelabout 350 m awayEMEL (Limassol)
3030N
- Paradromos Amathountos - Grand Resort Hotelabout 350 m awayIntercity
253545
- Amathountos Ave. - Hawaii Hotelabout 450 m awayIntercity
253545
- Amathountos Ave. - Hawaii Hotelabout 450 m awayEMEL (Limassol)
3030N95A
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
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Archeological Site of Kourion
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Molos (Limassol Promenade)
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