What's on in Limassol Marina, Limassol: live event listings and attractions
All 37 listed events in Limassol Marina, soonest first.
Open most days, no ticket queue, each place carries its own live shelf of what's on nearby.
One pin language across the site, filled plates are venues, dark plates are attractions. Tap a pin for its card.
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Getting there and around. EMEL bus Route 30 is the main coastal line serving the marina, running roughly every 10 to 15 minutes between My Mall in the west and the Germasogeia hotel strip in the east, with stops at Limassol Marina and the adjacent Old Port. It is the easiest public transport link from central Limassol.Source ↗
Good to know. Limassol Marina was the first superyacht marina ever completed in Cyprus, with 650 berths for vessels from 8 to 110 metres, and it holds the Blue Flag, 5 Gold Anchor Platinum and International Clean Marina awards, a combination no other marina on the island has matched.Source ↗
Nearby. Limassol Marina sits right next to the Old Port and the historic Old Town, within walking distance of the Limassol Castle. Route 30 continues east to Germasogeia, the hotel and tourist strip that borders the marina along the coast.Source ↗
Parking. The marina has its own multi-storey underground car park with space for around 700 cars plus dedicated bays for tour buses and bicycles, using cashless number-plate recognition for entry and exit. Free street parking exists nearby along the promenade but fills fast, especially on event weekends.
Events refresh daily from Cyprus Now's live index · Last updated 8 August 2026
A harbourside fortress where Richard the Lionheart reputedly married Berengaria in 1191.
Through the year. Winters here are among the mildest in the Mediterranean, averaging around 14 degrees Celsius from November to February, which keeps the promenade and restaurants active year round rather than shutting down off-season. Summer brings the busiest stretch, with boat shows, regattas and outdoor dining in full swing.Source ↗
Signature events. The Limassol Boat Show and the Cyprus Coastal Regatta both run in May, drawing yachts and visitors to the marina basin. The season closes with the Christmas on the Sea lighting ceremony in November, which kicks off a month of festive markets and family events through December.Source ↗
