Limassol is the second largest city in Cyprus. Its population is about 135.000 and holds a central location, just forty-minute drive to Pafos International and Larnaka International Airport. Its south coast area is the largest seaside resort within the island.

Limassol is considered as a central hub for winemaking industry, all prominent touring spots and commercial locations. The Troodos Mountains are considered as the glorious backdrop to the city that is extended about ten miles along the coast. Most of the country's grapes are grown in its fertile foothills. Since the middle ages, Limassol has been recognized for its wine and sugar cane manufacturing.

	While staying in Limassol, you can enjoy the Cyprus best nightlife experience where all thrilling excitements are available. The town's cheerful holiday atmosphere, a spacious seafront promenade and lively shopping streets provide all the source of joviality. It also hosts some of the island's renowned festivals:
	. Wine Festival is celebrated in September and multiple wineries offer free samples of their major products for ten days . The Pre-Lenten Carnival is cheered for ten days, which includes grand parades, masquerade parties, and balls
	The Limassol Festival in summer, and the Ancient Drama Festival at Kourion Eastern side of Limassol is comprised of a range of holiday accommodations has been built proximate to the sea including villas, luxury hotels, and apartments. Other nearby attractions is discos, pubs, nightclubs and variety of taverns. Some of Limassol beaches are highly popular during mid-summer with all the convenience of cafes, bars, changing rooms, and showers. Some are exclusively secluded, particularly on the outskirts of town, such as the sandy beach "Ladies Mile", and west of the new harbor. There are also multiple marinas attractions together with a newly completed marina fully equipped with all the facilities that a yachtsman could wish for.

For all shopping activities, it offers the full assortment from ultra-modern to traditional as well as handmade items. Along with local assembled items European wares can also be found easily. Shoes, clothes and all other casual products are available. Busy St. Andrew's Street, not too far from the seafront Promenade, invites for a fascinating trip with its charming buildings and overhanging terraces. One of the most important shopping places is Makarios Ave. Street, where many prestigious boutiques and show rooms are existed.

Limassol is the largest coastal town on the island, with a large perimeter that it extended far inland near to the mountains. Properties are obtainable not only along the coast, but also in the mountain villages. Accommodations are available for holidays, permanent residence, as well as for investment. 2 large marinas provide many opportunities for getting involved in water sports and skiing in the mountains during winter season.

Buying :
Single bedroom apartment prices start from CYP 60.000

Beach apartments are about CYP 150.000, and houses and villas are CYP 400.000

Renting :
Short term and long-term rental properties are available throughout the year. Each block, depending on the facilities and amenities has a matching price tag. Prices range from CYP 20 per day per person to CYP 3.000 per person or per family depending on the property conditions and location.