Limassol sits in the middle of the south-coast motorway, so it is easy to reach from both airports. There are no trains in Cyprus. Cyprus drives on the left.
Routes at a glance
| From | By | Time | Good to know |
|---|---|---|---|
| Larnaca Airport (LCA) | Shuttle bus | About 1 h | Scheduled airport shuttles to Limassol; book in advance in summer. |
| Paphos Airport (PFO) | Shuttle bus | About 45 min | Airport shuttles run to Limassol. |
| Nicosia | Intercity bus | About 1 h 15 min | Frequent services on the A1 motorway. |
| Paphos | Intercity bus | About 1 h 15 min | Several departures daily. |
| Larnaca | Intercity bus | About 1 h | Regular services along the coast motorway. |
| Any of the above | Car | 45–75 min | A1 (Nicosia/Larnaca) and A6 (Paphos) motorways. |
Times are typical and fares change — check current timetables and prices before you travel.
Getting around Limassol
The centre is walkable, and the seafront path makes cycling easy. City buses run along the coast road to the hotel area and Amathus. For Kourion, Kolossi and the wine villages, rent a car or book a tour. Taxis are available but fares add up over longer distances.
By sea
Limassol is the island’s main cruise port. Regular passenger ferries to Cyprus are limited and change from year to year — check current operators if you plan to arrive by sea. See Getting to Cyprus for the full picture.
