Limassol Holidays
Limassol – for both couples and family holidays
A popular choice for family holidays Limassol is in the perfect setting: overlooking the wide sweep of Akrotiri Bay, it is backed and sheltered by the picturesque Troodos Mountains. As well as fantastic beaches, chic eateries and a vibrant shopping centre it boasts a charming and unspoilt Old Town.
Families book all inclusive holidays on the beach, which is safe and clean and has a range of activities, including two cooling water parks, to add entertainment value. Couples book last minute breaks in the Old Town, and enjoy romantic wanders around the museums and architectural relics. The town has a sophisticated presence, with trendy bars, cafes and shops by day, and a chic clubbing atmosphere by night. It may be busy but it’s never brash.
We at Future Travel have last minute breaks available at Limassol throughout the year, ranging from modest self-catering apartments to all inclusive holidays in smart spa hotels.
When to book last minute breaks in Limassol
A broad span of visitors book last minute breaks in Limassol, which is equally popular with older couples, singles, groups and those looking for relaxing family breaks.
Limassol offers particularly good value last minute breaks when booked out of season. May and October are the best months to go, as the heat can be overpowering in the summer. Winter sees an influx of pensioners seeking affordable all inclusive holidays away from the gloom back home.
All inclusive holidays in Limassol
Most of the self-contained hotels are located on the beach – some have private beaches of their own, and are totally self-contained - so although Limassol is hilly in parts it is still suitable for those on family breaks with buggies. Of the public beaches, Ladies, Curium and Pissouri are the best. All offer water sports, pedalo hire and other facilities.
A walk along the picturesque promenade will take you to the mediaeval Old town, where you can explore centuries of architecture, visit the museums or take lunch in the shadow of the mediaeval fort – one of the island’s main attractions. The old carob warehouse offers a particularly unique dining experience if you want a change from hotel fare.
Family holidays
There is plenty to keep the youngsters occupied, with two water parks, a reptile house and an interactive museum charting Cyprus’ history. The beaches offer excellent sandcastle building and paddling opportunities, while for parents there is an exciting cosmopolitan shopping centre, selling international fashions as well as local crafts.
Limassol is deservedly Cyprus’ most popular resort. Book last minute breaks with us at Future Travel and you can be there in no time at all.