Avdimou bay

 As one of the longest bays located to the west of Limassol, Avdimou Beach is a destination for those who want to relax in the serenity of the wilderness of the area..

Along this beach, you can finds one of Limassol's most famous seaside restaurants, the Kyrenia Beach Restaurant, which welcomes you to visit the area for food or drink overlooking the sea. 

The road leading to the beach crosses fertile farmable lands, since the riverbed of the Avdimou River gave life to these fields many years ago.When relatively strong winds blow in the area, the beach is also ideal for water sports such as kitesurfing, which is why the hut that hosts the equipment of Kiteflex is found on the beach, to serve those who engage in the sport.

modern art

Old abandoned carob warehouse

Molos park Limassol

his seafront of Limassol is located in front of the center city which is next to the old port until the Olympion beach and is one of the most beautiful parks in the Mediterranean basin. 

In 1878 the construction of the first major pier started in Cyprus and inaugurated in 1881. 

But it do not stop there after having the steamboats continually approach the anchorage, they had to make a bigger space after the government's decision to help the municipality financially, so in 1912 the waterfront was constructed.

n 1972 with the new mayor of the city the backfill is done and becomes a huge space as you see it today.

Untill today there have been extensions to Molos turning it into a huge long beautiful beach and diversify, thanks to the pressure and interest of Limassolians to the point of the complete demolition of all buildings in the coastal municipal boundaries, to end up as the current Olympians coast.

From the pier you can go on foot to Anexartisias street that is known for its shops, to the Limassol castle, which is surrounded by cafes and restaurants, to the Limassol Marina, which is one of the most important and best ports of the Mediterranean.

Amathus Sea Side Walking Path

 Just a few minutes from the city center, in an area that combines the aromas and breeze of the sea with the ancient heritage of Limassol, you will find a refuge so close, yet so far from the bustling everyday life.

The 5 km long walkway covers almost the entire beachfront of east Limassol, giving visitors the opportunity to enjoy a unique walk, with the Ancient city of Amathus to the north and the blue waters of the area to the south.

The wooden walkway passes through the archaeological site, where the kingdom of Amathus once flourished, from where one can also admire the ruins of the sunken ancient port, below the surface of the sea.

Whether you choose to visit it in the morning, afternoon, or evening, this pedestrian street is just as charming.

Alamanos beach part 2

 

Dasoudi beach at Limassol

 for information, visit here

https://allaboutlimassol.com/en/dasoudi-beach-cto

The Akrotiri peninsula part 1

 for information, visit this link

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Akrotiri_Peninsula_(Cyprus)

the rocks that the Kourion ancient site sits upon

the ship wreck of MV Achaios

the road that leads to the Akrotiri reeds

the Akrotiri bay

the road that leads to the Akrotiri bay

airplane landing at RAF airport

Various

The Oval at Limassol

Cruise ship approaching the harbour of Limassol

The Greek Canadair assisting in the fires of Solea

Blooming almond tree at Lefkara

The Goody's building at Limassol-now closed