Urban pebble-and-sand beach beside Dasoudi Park on the Limassol seafront, reachable on foot along the promenade.
Dasoudi Beach is an urban beach on the Limassol seafront, next to Dasoudi Park and about 3 to 4 km east of Molos Park and the Old Town. It is reached on foot along the seafront promenade in roughly an hour from Molos, or by a short taxi or local bus ride. The beach is a mix of sand and small pebbles with a gradual entry, and the park behind it offers shade, which is rare along the Limassol seafront. It is lined by cafes and snack kiosks, and organised sections rent sunbeds and umbrellas. Limassol Municipality and Amathus Municipality did not apply for Blue Flags for 2026, citing pollution reports from 2025, so visitors should check the current bathing-water results published by the Cyprus Department of Fisheries and Marine Research before swimming. The beach is busy at weekends and in July and August, and quieter on weekday mornings. Parking near the park fills early in summer, and walking or a taxi is easier. Families use the park and the shallow entry, and walkers use the beach as the end of the promenade.
| Distance | About 3-4 km east of the Old Town |
|---|---|
| Getting there | Walk the promenade (about 1 hour), taxi, or local bus |
| Difficulty | easy |
| Best season | June to September |
| Address | Dasoudi Park, Amathountos Avenue area, Limassol |
Amenities
- Sunbeds and umbrellas (paid)
- Cafes and kiosks
- Shaded park
Good to know
- Best for
- swimmers, families, walkers
Location
Dasoudi Park, Amathountos Avenue area, Limassol
34.6895, 33.0690 View on map
Highlights
- Shaded Dasoudi Park behind the beach
- Reached by a flat promenade walk from Molos
- Gradual sea entry on sand and small pebbles
Tips for visiting
- Arrive before 10:00 in July and August for sunbeds and parking.
- Check bathing-water results before swimming.
- Bring water shoes for the pebbly sections.
- Walk or take a taxi to avoid summer parking problems.
When to visit
June to September for warm water; weekday mornings are quietest.
Frequently asked questions
Does Dasoudi Beach have a Blue Flag?
Limassol and Amathus municipalities did not apply for 2026 Blue Flags, so the beach is not on the 2026 list; check Fisheries and Marine Research bathing-water results.
How do I get there from the Old Town?
Walk east along the promenade, about 3 to 4 km, or take a taxi or local bus.