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Limassol Marina is a waterfront neighbourhood between the old port and the city centre, with modern apartments, villas with private berths, restaurants and boutiques within walking distance. It is one of the more expensive places to live in Cyprus, with one-bedroom rents of €1,500-€2,500 a month. It attracts professionals, families, retirees and remote workers.
- Located between the old port and the city centre; about 50 minutes from Larnaca Airport and 45 minutes from Paphos Airport.
- One-bedroom rent is €1,500-€2,500 a month; larger sea-view apartments cost €3,000-€5,000+.
- Apartments to buy start from around €500,000; penthouses reach €3 million+ and villas with private berths often €5 million and up.
- Utilities typically cost €200-€300 a month.
- The Marina accepts yachts up to 110 metres and provides 24/7 support.
If you have ever pictured waking up to sea views, walking past yachts with your morning coffee, and still being a few steps from a lively city centre, Limassol Marina may be the place you have been looking for.
The Marina sits right at the water's edge, a short distance from the charming old town of Limassol. It offers a lifestyle that is hard to match in Cyprus. You can slow down, enjoy the sea air, and still stay connected to everything the city offers.
Is Limassol Marina practical to live in?
Some places look good in photos but are impractical to live in. Limassol Marina is not one of them. Residents can choose from modern apartments and luxury villas with private berths, and cafes, restaurants, shops and essential services are all nearby. There are no long drives and little fuss.
With close to 320 days of sunshine a year, you will likely spend a lot of time outdoors.
Where is Limassol Marina?
Limassol Marina is located between the old port and the city centre, so the city and the sea meet right there. On one side is the calm Mediterranean. On the other are cobbled streets, local bakeries and some of the best dining on the island.
The location also works well for travel:
- To Larnaca Airport: about 50 minutes by motorway
- To Paphos Airport: roughly 45 minutes on the A6
- To Nicosia (the capital): just over an hour
- To Limassol's business district: a 10-15 minute drive
You can manage without a car. Local buses run often and are dependable, and a main station nearby links you to the rest of Limassol and to other cities.
What amenities are within reach?
A major advantage of living at the Marina is that you rarely need to go far. A weekly food shop, an upscale dinner or a last-minute gift are all within walking distance.
Shopping
Stylish boutiques, designer stores and lifestyle shops line the promenade. For a wider selection, My Mall Limassol and Anexartisias Street are a short drive away.
Dining
This is where Limassol Marina really stands out. You can have a relaxed lunch with a sea view, or choose sushi or Cypriot meze. Options range from fine dining in Marina Plaza to cosy cafes that are good for people-watching.
Healthcare
Ygia Polyclinic and Mediterranean Hospital are both within easy reach, and Limassol General Hospital is about a 15-minute drive away.
Education
The Marina is popular with families because of its safety and its access to strong schools. The Heritage Private School and Foley's School are both 20-30 minutes away and teach academically strong programmes in English, which suits expat families.
What is day-to-day life like?
Life by the water has a calming effect. Whether you are walking the promenade, having a glass of wine at sunset, or heading out on your yacht for a weekend, the pace of life feels right.
There is also always something happening. Events include the Limassol Carnival, summer wine festivals, yacht shows and street food events.
The community is genuine and growing, with friendly locals and international residents who enjoy being part of Marina life.
Who lives at Limassol Marina?
The residents are a mix of professionals, semi-retired expats, young families and digital nomads, all sharing the same sunny public spaces.
Most residents come from the UK, Germany, Russia and other parts of Europe. The development feels secure and stylish, and it is designed for modern living.
Parents value the safe pedestrian areas and nearby schools. Entrepreneurs and remote workers like the fast Wi-Fi and easy access to the town centre. Retirees appreciate the peace, the views and the relaxed pace.
How much does it cost to live at Limassol Marina?
Limassol Marina is one of the more expensive places to live in Cyprus. You are paying for a level of luxury, location and lifestyle that is difficult to find elsewhere.
Housing
Rent
- One-bedroom apartment: €1,500-€2,500 per month
- Larger sea-view apartments: €3,000-€5,000+
Buying
- Apartments start from around €500,000
- Penthouses with panoramic views: €3 million+
- Villas with private berths: often €5 million and up
Utilities
Electricity, water and high-speed internet typically cost €200-€300 per month.
Eating out
- Casual meal by the sea: €20-€30 per person
- Dinner for two in a fine-dining restaurant: €100+
Getting around
- Public bus: €1.50 per ride
- Taxis in town: €7-€15, depending on distance
What is there to do in and around the Marina?
The Marina is a good base for exploring Cyprus, or for simply relaxing at your own pace.
- Take a boat out: rent a yacht or join a coastal tour
- Wander the old town: it is just 10 minutes away and full of character and local gems
- Soak up the sun: choose a private beach club or a nearby public beach
- Dive into events: carnival parades, outdoor concerts and food markets
- Get out of town: the Troodos Mountains are excellent for hiking, and ancient Amathus is ideal for culture
Why do people love living here?
- Waterfront living with modern amenities
- Walkable, safe and very convenient surroundings
- Suitability for families, expats and professionals
- Excellent food, lively events and year-round sunshine
- Easy travel links for weekend trips or business visits
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Contains affiliate linksFrequently asked questions
Is Limassol Marina good for families?
Yes. It is clean, secure and close to good schools, parks and medical care.
Can you moor a yacht at Limassol Marina?
Yes. The Marina accepts yachts up to 110 metres and provides 24/7 support.
What types of homes are available at Limassol Marina?
Options range from stylish flats to impressive villas with private berths.
Is Limassol Marina a good place to invest?
The guide describes it as one of Cyprus's most prestigious addresses, with strong rental demand and long-term value.
How central is Limassol Marina?
You are minutes from the old town, the business hub and the main motorways.
