Festivals in Cyprus 2026

From the beer halls of Septemberfest and the Limassol Wine Festival to spring Carnival and the seaside water games of Kataklysmos, Cyprus keeps a festival calendar all year round. Here is what is coming up across the island, grouped by month, with the biggest named festivals and their live listings below.

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Septemberfest

Each September · Molos seafront, Limassol

Limassol's German-style beer festival takes over the Molos seafront each September, with Bavarian bands, litre steins, street food and a fairground mood along the coast. It is one of the city's biggest end-of-summer nights out.

Limassol Wine Festival

Late summer into early autumn · Municipal Gardens, Limassol

Cyprus's oldest wine celebration fills the Limassol Municipal Gardens for around ten evenings, pouring local wines and zivania alongside folk dancing, food stalls and live music. Entry has traditionally included a festival cup to keep.

Limassol Carnival

February into March, the ten days before Lent · Across Limassol

The island's biggest carnival runs for about ten days before Lent, from the opening King Carnival float to the Grand Parade down Makariou Avenue, with masked balls, children's parades and street parties in between.

No confirmed dates listed yet for 2026. Browse all upcoming festivals below, or search the full listings.

Kataklysmos, the Festival of the Flood

Pentecost, fifty days after Orthodox Easter · Coastal towns across Cyprus

A uniquely Cypriot Pentecost tradition, Kataklysmos brings seafront fairs to Larnaca, Limassol, Paphos and Ayia Napa, with water games, boat races, tsiattista verse duels, music and food by the sea.

No confirmed dates listed yet for 2026. Browse all upcoming festivals below, or search the full listings.

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