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"not much to write about, up to now" Top 5 Page for this destination Limassol by MrBill
Limassol Travel Guide: 246 reviews and 665 photos
But, I am going to try my best to write some thoughts about living in Cyprus. I have taken lots of photos already. The change in seasons has been interesting. At the moment it is very green and lush, which is so different from how I have seen the island while I have been here since the beginning.
There is a lot of history in Cyprus. 8000 years of it. However, you have to know where to look. My first impressions were tacky and touristy with not much else to offer, but slowly my mind has changed. I still think the island is a little dull, and making friends here is very hard, but I have found more things to do and to see.
Give me another ten months and maybe I will even have enough helpful tips and inside information to make these pages interesting. In the meantime, I hope you get some use out of what I have written so far. But, for now these pages remain a project under construction, so keep checking back once in a while.
- Pros:water, beach, warm
- Cons:tacky, touristy, expensive
- In a nutshell:not much to write about, up to now
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My colleagues & I always use Michaelides Car Rentals in Limassol. The owners name is Demetris Michaelides. He is very... more travel advice
There are several Indian restaurants in Limassol. Raj's Tandoor, Calcutta, The Jewel of India and, of course, a Taj... more travel advice
I have hesitated to add this tip at all. Who wants to share a nice, cozy restaurant along the beach that no one will... more travel advice
The first time we tried to go here the usual happened. The restaurant's terrace was completely empty, but every table... more travel advice
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Great page on limmasol!! It actually says bads as well as goods, so more informative!
these are terrific restaurant tips - great stuff
Useful tips for any first timers to Limassol. Cheers from Penang, SL :)
I have used Demetris for 18 years, 2/3 time a year and have had great service and never a b/down, he's flexible on price, a very handy guy to know, he got a flat for me to buy 8 years ago. So if you need anything from a car to trips to Egypt talk to him
Thanks for the helpful and very thorough tips. I'm looking forward to two weeks in Cyprus in July.
Thanks Bill, Have passed this restuarant for the past 20 years, will definately try it now!
Easy to say about the litter..but how do you change the bad habits of an egotistic society? Greece is the same. I have the same pet peeves!
Li-ma-ssol - even the name has a lazy ring to it :) Pretty good place to call home, Bill. Nice tips!
Great place. Another place to add to my must visit destinations.
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