Limassol port
Which cruise ships are in port and which are coming, with arrival and departure times.
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Limassol is the cruise port of Cyprus. Ships berth at the cruise terminal in the new port, a few kilometres west of the old town, most of them between spring and late autumn. This page shows the ship in port and the arrivals ahead, month by month.
A ship in port means a busy day in the old town, at the castle, on the seafront and at the nearby sights, so the schedule is useful to shops, restaurants, taxi drivers and tour guides as much as to passengers and people who like to watch the ships.
Source: the cruise vessel schedule of DP World Limassol, the operator of the cruise terminal. The schedule is based on what the cruise lines provide and can change at any time.
From the cruise vessel schedule published by DP World Limassol, the company that operates the cruise terminal at Limassol port. Cyprus Atlas shows the edition named on the page.
At the cruise terminal of the new port of Limassol, west of the city centre. The old town and the castle are about 3 km away, a short taxi or bus ride.
Most calls last one day: the ship arrives in the morning and leaves in the evening. A few ships stay overnight; the page shows the arrival and the departure of each call.
Yes. The times are given by the cruise lines months ahead and change with the weather and the ship's route. Passengers should follow the times given on board.
Limassol receives almost all of them. Larnaca and Paphos have occasional calls that are not part of this schedule.
Ships call all year, but most arrive from April to November, with the busiest months in autumn.