Cyprus is a progressive Mediterranean island and a gateway to the Middle East and Africa, with a dynamic mix of cultures, ideas, history and landscape that will inspire visitors.
Limassol with a long and varied past offers the perfect blend of the whole island in one place - explore the old town and the modern metropolis with sights ranging from ancient ruins to Knights castles to gorgeous coastal walks and promenades, nearby villages with rich folklore and incredible Mediterranean cuisine – all on Europe's doorstep that can't wait to welcome you.
With a brand new modern passenger terminal consisting of seven pods and an internal area of 7,000 square meters, all designed to accommodate the largest and most modern operating cruise vessels such as the Queen Mary 2 and Aida Perla which already call Limassol Port. Along with 24-hour availability (upon request) the terminal offers integrated services including Home Call and Day Call handling capability, ensuring an improved customer experience.
With the opening of this new terminal, all our visitors will enjoy an even more impressive welcome.
DP World Limassol continues to promote the development of tourism in Cyprus and driving economic benefits for the local and national economy and is striving to become a fully-serviced home port for cruise ships.
DP World Limassol has a draft of up to 11 metres (tide free) and three 400 metre berths that can accommodate cruise vessels. It is third addition to the cruise terminal portfolio that DP World operates globally, after cruise terminal operations in Mina Rashid, Dubai and Quinquela Martin, Argentina.
Limassol is one of the major destinations in the Mediterranean for the cruise industry with the opportunity to be the first port of call for cruise lines after transiting the Suez Canal. The terminal offers fast turnaround times for connections to both Larnaca and Paphos international airports. With favourable weather conditions throughout the year, cultural heritage, excursions and events all through, Cyprus and Limassol present the opportunity for a memorable experience.
The rich heritage is celebrated with jaw-dropping cultural festivals.
Whether it's music, art or dance - these are events that once seen, are never forgotten. To get to know the island, you need to know its food and drink, a heady mix of flavours and colour all waiting for you to enjoy.
