Travel and transport agencies Limassol

Limassol is the second largest city in Cyprus and is ideally situated between Larnaca and Paphos airports (about 40 minutes by car). It's a distinctly beautiful, incredibly hip and extremely popular city, famous for its lively nightlife. You can visit the old town and historic center near the old port, where you'll find the medieval castle and the Limassol Museum. For something different, in just 50 minutes from the city center, you can drive to the top of the Troodos mountains in an SUV or 4x4 car! Unique in their geology, you can follow nature trails through the forest, explore the folk architecture of the villages or simply relax in one of the many picnic areas. For a carefree vacation, book your car and choose from over 20 types, with the comfort and guarantee of Hertz Cyprus. Car rental is essential for discovering the beauties of Cyprus. With branches strategically located in all the island's major cities, Hertz can meet all your transportation needs!

Limassol, also known as Lemessos, is Cyprus' main port and boasts the island's largest seaside resort. Built between the two ancient towns of Amathounta and Kourion and surrounded by the wine-growing villages of Troodos, Limassol has been known to traders for its wine and sugar cane since the Middle Ages. Today, with a population of 135,000, it is Cyprus' second largest city and a major center of commerce and tourism. The locals are renowned for their lively character and the vacation atmosphere in the city is absolutely carefree, which explains why numerous festivals and carnivals take place every year during the summer months. Limassol's stores offer products ranging from the ultra-modern to the traditional and artisanal. St Andrews Street, close to the promenade, offers the best souvenirs in town. Other sights include Limassol Castle, near the old port, where Richard the Lionheart is said to have married Queen Berengaria of Navarre in 1911 and crowned her Queen of England. If you're interested in history, why not visit the Folk Art Museum or the Archaeological Museum, both of which feature interesting displays of pottery and tombstones among their many exhibits. Alternatively, if you prefer outdoor activities, you can easily take the kids to the municipal garden to see the zoo animals and have fun in the playground!

This public bus company connects the major cities of the southern part of the island. From Limassol: 23 connections/day (17 at weekends) and 1h45 journey time with Nicosia; 16/day (11 at weekends) and 1h30 journey time with Larnaka; 17/day (10 at weekends) and 1h15 journey time with Paphos; none with Agia Napa (you have to change at Larnaka). In Limassol, buses leave from the commercial port (Νέο Λιμάνι/Neo Limani, New Port), which is served by city bus route^no. 30. Buses to Nicosia and Larnaka make several stops along the waterfront.

Founded in 2015 by Russian Tatiana Mirovshchikova, this agency was awarded the prize for the best incoming travel agency in Cyprus in 2022 and 2023 by the World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC). In the southern part of the island, it offers a wide range of tailor-made activities, specializing in business travel (meetings, motivational courses, conferences, etc.) with an emphasis on sustainable tourism. Its catalog includes, for example, a six-day stay (without plane) with a French-speaking guide for €500.