Limassol, Cypress

Limassol is a seaside resort town best known for its long marina promenade, a handful of beaches, a sculpture park, and a few shopping streets. Beyond the waterfront, there isn’t much in the way of major sights.

We took the shuttle from the ship and reached the marina in about 20 minutes. From there, we began walking along the shore, but the sun was intense and the heat quickly became overwhelming. I convinced Boris to wait for me in the shade while I slipped into the sea for a swim. The water was perfect—cool, refreshing, and exactly what the day needed.

Afterward, we tried heading inland to explore the narrow streets, but navigating them with a wheelchair proved nearly impossible. And once you step outside the marina area, the charm fades fast—crumbling buildings and graffiti everywhere. Not the prettiest part of town.

So we made our way back toward the shuttle stop and returned to the ship, spending the rest of the afternoon relaxing by the pool.

Sometimes a simple, low-key day is just right.Baca lagi