Cheap flights to Limassol from S$ 1,345

The coastal town of Limassol is framed by the Troodos mountains. Its foothills provide most of Cyprus’s grapes and it has become the centre of viticulture on the island. None of this is new; Cyprus has been known to traders for its wine and sugar cane for centuries, since the days of the Crusaders. 

We know Limassol as Cyprus’s largest beach resort. A family-friendly, sunny holiday place with a stunning seafront promenade, accommodation to suit every pocket and wonderful little shops and restaurants. 

Away from the beaches, there is much to do in Limassol and the surrounding area. Tour a winery, visit Limassol Castle (where Richard the Lionheart is said to have married Queen Berengaria of Navarre and crowned her Queen of England) and its museum, look around the archaeological museum, municipal art gallery and folk art museum. The Municipal Gardens are a shady place to stroll and there is a small zoo for little ones to enjoy.

What is good to know if travelling to Limassol?

• In early September the wine festival is held in the municipal gardens. Limassol is the center of the wine making industry and for these 12 days each year Cyprus wines are offered free in the evening from 6-10pm.
• Visit the castle where Richard the Lionheart is said to have got married. You can see suits of armour, pottery and even tombstones, and go down into the dungeons to find artifacts from Byzantine churches.
• As there is no beach in the town you can do other activities such as playing golf on the nine-hole course, riding a horse, sailing or hiring a bicycle or play tennis.