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Discover Limassol’s highlights on this private full-day tour—covering ancient sites, charming Old Town, and wine tasting, all with personalized flexibility.
Exploring Limassol: A Full-Day Adventure That Offers a Bit of Everything
If you’re planning a trip to Cyprus and want to see a good mix of history, culture, and local flavor without the hassle of planning every detail, this full-day private tour in Limassol might just be your perfect match. Designed for small groups — up to four people — it offers a flexible, curated experience with the comfort of air-conditioned transport and the convenience of hotel pickup and drop-off. From ancient ruins to a lively marina, and even wine tasting, this tour aims to hit many of the must-see spots in one go.
One aspect we particularly appreciate is the customizable nature of this experience. Reviewers highlight how the guide, Neofytos, was friendly and accommodating, tailoring the schedule to fit their interests. For example, the stop at Tochni Village for a coffee break offers a chance to soak in authentic Cypriot scenery, free from the rush.
However, keep in mind that this is a long day—around 8 to 9 hours—so it’s best suited for travelers who enjoy a packed itinerary and don’t mind a full schedule. Also, lunch isn’t included, so planning for your meal either before or after the tour can help round out the experience. Overall, if you’re after a personalized, stress-free way to explore Limassol’s highlights with a knowledgeable guide, this tour offers strong value.
Key Points

This full-day adventure kicks off early, with pickup from your Larnaca hotel around 9:00 am. The journey starts with a visit to the Choirokoitia UNESCO World Heritage Site, where you’ll marvel at the ancient Neolithic ruins. Expect about 30 minutes here to wander the site, soak in the history, and take photos. It’s a quiet spot that feels worlds away from modern life—perfect for history buffs or those curious about early human settlements.
Next, you’ll head to Tochni Village for about 30 minutes. This charming rural spot is a favorite among reviewers for its scenic views and relaxed vibe. A coffee break here is optional, but highly recommended for the chance to enjoy Cyprus’s laid-back countryside while sipping a traditional brew. The peacefulness and panoramic views make it worth a short stop.
Following this, there’s an optional visit to Amathus Ancient City. While some choose to skip this, many find it fascinating for its archaeological significance and seaside location. About 30 minutes here offers enough time to stroll among ruins and imagine what life was like in ancient Limassol.
The tour then moves into Limassol Old Town, where you’ll walk around the narrow streets, explore the historic Limassol Castle, and get a feel for the lively local culture. The castle, with its medieval architecture, offers a glimpse into Cyprus’s layered history, while the Old Town’s cafés and shops provide vibrant local flavor.
A visit to the New Limassol Marina is also included, especially recommended for lunch or just to admire the modern waterfront area. The contrast between ancient ruins and contemporary luxury is striking and gives a rounded perspective of the city.
In the afternoon, the highlight for many is the wine tasting at Erimi Village Wine Museum. Here, you’ll learn about Cyprus’s wine-making traditions and sample some excellent local varieties. Reviewers mention the excellent wine selection and delicious tapas-style snacks, making it a real treat.
The day wraps up with some free time—about 1 to 1.5 hours—either to continue wine tasting, visit nearby malls like the Limassol My Mall, or simply relax and soak in the atmosphere before heading back to your hotel.

One of the main advantages of this tour is the private setting. Unlike large group excursions, you’ll have the chance to customize your stops, linger at certain sites, or skip others. As one reviewer noted, “Everything was flexible to suit us,” which can be a game changer if you’re traveling with specific interests or just want to avoid rushing through attractions.
The inclusion of hotel pickup and drop-off simplifies logistics, especially if you’re based in Larnaca or nearby. The air-conditioned vehicle ensures comfort during the transfers, making a long day much more pleasant, especially in Cyprus’s warm climate.
Cost-wise, at approximately $462.58 for a group of up to four people, this tour offers good value. It combines transportation, a guide, and entry to a few key sites, meaning you’re paying for convenience and expertise rather than just the destinations.
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This site is a fascinating window into early human history, dating back to around 7000 BC. While you’ll spend about 30 minutes exploring, the significance of the ruins really hits home when you see the well-preserved circular dwellings—evidence of some of the earliest known settled communities. Reviewers appreciated the quiet atmosphere, giving ample time for reflection and photography.
Known for its scenic views, Tochni is a postcard-worthy spot that offers a breather from the busier sites. The optional coffee break is well worth it. The village’s rustic charm, with stone houses and terraced landscapes, provides a genuine taste of Cypriot rural life.
A brief stop here is enough to appreciate its archaeological importance. Some visitors choose to skip this, but many feel it’s worth the 30-minute look for the seaside views and ruins of what was once a powerful ancient city.
Walking through Limassol’s historic streets gives a tangible sense of Cypriot history. The medieval castle is especially photogenic and offers insight into the island’s turbulent past. Its location in the heart of Old Town makes it easy to combine with free time for exploring shops, cafés, and local markets.
This modern enclave contrasts sharply with the earlier ancient sites. It’s a great spot for photos and, if timing aligns, lunch. Many travelers enjoy simply wandering the promenade, soaking in the luxury yachts and contemporary architecture.
Many reviews highlight this as a standout part of the trip. The wines are described as excellent, with knowledgeable staff guiding you through tasting local varieties. The added tapas-style snacks make it both a culinary and cultural experience. It’s a relaxing way to wind down after a busy morning of sightseeing.

This private tour is ideal for those who prefer a personalized experience and dislike the feeling of being herded around with large groups. If you’re interested in combining history, scenic views, and wine, you’ll find plenty to love.
Travelers who appreciate flexibility—such as spending extra time at favorite spots or adjusting the schedule—will particularly benefit. It’s also perfect for those who want to explore Limassol’s diverse attractions without the stress of planning every detail.
Finally, this tour suits travelers with a full day to spare, comfortable with a schedule that includes multiple stops, some walking, and a bit of travel between sites.
This full-day Limassol tour offers a well-balanced mix of history, culture, and leisure. The private setting, flexible itinerary, and knowledgeable guide make it a memorable way to see the highlights without feeling rushed. The inclusion of wine tasting and the chance to explore both ancient and modern sites adds depth and variety to the experience.
While it does require a full day and the cost might seem high for some, the value lies in the personalized service and the opportunity to tailor your day to your interests. It’s especially suited for travelers who want an in-depth, comfortable way to discover Limassol and its surroundings while avoiding the crowds and rigid schedules of larger tours.
In essence, if you’re after a curated experience that balances sightseeing with relaxed enjoyment, this tour is a solid choice—bringing some of Limassol’s best moments directly to you.

Is transportation included in the tour?
Yes, an air-conditioned private vehicle is included for all transfers and site visits.
Can I customize the stops or itinerary?
Since it’s a private tour, yes — you can enjoy flexibility and discuss your preferences with the guide.
What’s not included in the price?
Lunch, entrance fees to sites, and drinks (besides those at wine tasting) are not included, so plan accordingly.
How long is the tour?
The tour lasts approximately 8 to 9 hours, starting at 9:00 am and ending in the late afternoon.
Is this tour suitable for all travelers?
Most travelers can participate, including those near public transportation, and service animals are allowed.
What’s the best way to prepare?
Wear comfortable shoes for walking, bring a hat and water, and consider packing some snacks or extra cash for optional activities.
How far in advance should I book?
On average, this experience is booked about 55 days ahead, so early planning is recommended to secure your preferred date.