Limassol Marina

Limassol Marina is a modern waterfront development at Agios Antonios, south of the Old Town of Limassol in Cyprus, about five minutes on foot from the Old Port. It is built around berths for private yachts and motor cruisers, and its pedestrian promenade is lined with restaurants, bars, cafes and shops, together with residential buildings overlooking the water. Visitors walk along the quays to look at the boats, browse the boutiques, and sit on terraces facing the water. The marina is a contrast to the historic harbour: where the Old Port retains fishing boats and stone quays, the marina offers a polished, contemporary atmosphere. A walk around the full promenade takes roughly one to two hours at a relaxed pace, longer with a meal. The best vantage points are the quayside near the larger yachts and the marina entrance, where the open sea and the long Limassol coastline appear in the background, particularly at sunset. Mornings are quiet, with joggers and dog walkers, while evenings are busiest as dining venues fill, especially on weekends and in summer. The promenade is free to enter and open at all times, and individual restaurants and shops keep their own hours. Parking is limited, so many visitors walk from the Old Town or take a taxi. The marina connects naturally with the Old Port, Limassol Castle and the Molos Promenade, so it fits into a half-day coastal walk. In winter, outdoor seating is reduced and some venues close early, though the promenade remains pleasant on clear days. Prices at marina restaurants are usually higher than in the Old Town lanes.