Limassol Old Port is located right in the heart of the city center, which although it has developed into a cosmopolitan tourist center in recent years, maintains an impeccably modest and traditional image. Despite its modernized appearance, the small fishing boats that dot the harbor testify to how the Old Port has remained true to its original, humble fishing roots.

A major renovation and restoration project culminated in 2014, brought offices, restaurants, shops, a large square, pedestrian walkway and cultural events hall, hosting a range of activities throughout the year. Therefore, the Old Port of Limassol has established itself as a gastronomic destination, where one can enjoy a variety of cuisines, in the company of the amazing views of the sea.

Old Port’s History
The old port in Limassol was built in the 1950’s under the British occupation and served the freight and passenger traffic for about two decades. According to its construction it was aimed at operating as a port for lighter basin. With the exception of small boats that could dock on platforms, the service of the remaining ships was done with the use of barges.”, It was used both as a commercial and a passenger port until the construction of the new port of Limassol in 1973. In 1979 the old port ceased to play any role in the naval activities. It was limited only to the service of fishing boats, pleasure boats, port police and small naval vessels.