31st of October 2026 · Limassol, Cyprus
Please join us for our celebration
We're thrilled to be celebrating our wedding day in the beautiful city of Limassol, Cyprus — a place close to our hearts. We'll share the full details for the ceremony location as soon as they're confirmed, so do check back here soon.
The ceremony location will be revealed closer to the date. We'll update this page and be in touch with all confirmed guests directly.
Limassol, Cyprus
Our evening celebration will be held at the Blue Lantern Tavern in Limassol — a wonderful venue with all the warmth of a traditional Cypriot taverna.
Limassol, Cyprus
A note on the date: 31st October is a Saturday, so we'd love for guests to consider making a long weekend of it — Limassol in late October is glorious, with warm temperatures, fewer crowds, and the island in its most golden autumn light.
Cyprus has two international airports — Larnaca (LCA) on the south coast, and Paphos (PFO) on the west of the island. Both have good connections to Limassol, so choose whichever has the best direct flight from your nearest airport. We'd always recommend booking a direct flight for the most comfortable journey.
✈️ Always book direct flights for the most comfortable journey — Cyprus is well served by direct routes from most UK airports so there's no need to connect.
🚌 Getting to Limassol from the airport: Both airports are served by the Limassol Airport Express bus — a comfortable, direct shuttle costing just €9 for adults and €4 for children. From Larnaca the journey is around 1 hour; from Paphos around 1 hour 15 minutes. You can also hire a car for flexibility, or take a taxi — the most convenient door-to-door option, though the most expensive (typically €50–70 from Larnaca, €45–60 from Paphos). See the full bus timetables here: Larnaca timetable ↗ · Paphos timetable ↗
🛂 Passport requirements: Your passport must have a date of issue less than 10 years before arrival, an expiry date at least 3 months after your planned departure, and at least one blank page for stamping. No visa is required for UK passport holders.
🇪🇺 ETIAS — important for 2026: The EU's new Electronic Travel Information and Authorisation System (ETIAS) is expected to launch in late 2026. As UK passport holders travelling to an EU/Schengen country, you may need to register before travelling. We'll update this page if this affects your trip — you can read more at travel-europe.europa.eu ↗
🇬🇧 Official travel advice: Check the UK Government's full entry requirements for Cyprus before you travel — gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/cyprus ↗
Limassol has a wonderful range of hotels and apartments to suit every style. Select an area below to explore options on the map and see our recommendations.
Both areas are great options — use the toggle above to filter by location, or scroll down to browse all recommendations.
Click any marker for details · ★ Gold star = Blue Lantern Tavern (evening venue) · Dark = Old Town & Port · Light = Resort strip
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Staying in the town centre puts you within walking distance of the marina, castle, promenade, and the evening party venue. Perfect for guests who want to soak up the full Limassol atmosphere without needing a car.
The closest hotel to our evening venue — literally one minute away. Right on the beachfront with a pool, excellent breakfast, and easy bus links to the Old Town. Rated 4.3 ★
Right in the heart of the old town, directly opposite the castle and Old Port. Immediate walking access to the marina and Molos promenade. Rated 4.7 ★
Modern, spacious self-catering suites with private parking — five minutes on foot to the castle, Old Port, marina, and promenade. Rated 5.0 ★
Modern 4-star hotel on the seafront near the marina with a stunning rooftop pool and panoramic bar. Very well reviewed for location and style. Rated 4.3 ★
Set within a restored 1800s stone town hall in the historic centre. Atrium courtyard, café, and a one-minute walk to the Molos promenade. Rated 4.6 ★
Family-run hotel close to the Old Town and Marina with a pool and sun terrace. Popular for its friendly staff and excellent breakfast. Rated 4.3 ★
Modern apartment-style stays across six Old Town properties with rooftop pools, spa, and spacious suites. Great for those wanting self-catering flexibility. Rated 4.8 ★
Comfortable, recently renovated self-catering suites with easy beach access. Note: a car or bus is needed to reach the Old Town and marina. Rated 4.9 ★
Limassol's finest beachfront resorts sit along the Agios Tychonas and Amathus coastline, east of the city. Private beaches, world-class pools and spas — a 10–15 minute taxi or drive to the Old Town and evening venue. A hire car is recommended if staying here.
Limassol's iconic landmark hotel on a private beach. Exceptional service, two pools, award-winning restaurants, and a world-class spa. Rated 4.8 ★ from 2,500+ reviews.
Cyprus's most spectacular new resort — stunning 5-star complex with exceptional restaurants, a world-class spa, and beautiful pool areas. Rated 4.6 ★ from 3,000+ reviews.
Part of Marriott's Luxury Collection — elegant beachfront resort with exceptional food, a beautiful pool terrace, and outstanding staff. Rated 4.7 ★
One of Limassol's newest luxury resorts with breathtaking sea views, large pools, a superb spa, and complimentary minibar refilled daily. Rated 4.6 ★
A Limassol institution with a heated indoor pool for year-round swimming, excellent spa, and superb service. Rated 4.8 ★ from 1,650+ reviews.
Villas & Airbnb: Limassol also has a fantastic range of private villas and holiday apartments — a great option for families or groups wanting more space and flexibility. Search on Airbnb ↗ or Booking.com for apartments and villas.
Getting around Limassol: If you're staying in the town centre you'll find most things walkable. However, if you're staying further out — particularly along the resort strip — hiring a car is the most comfortable option and gives you the freedom to explore Cyprus at your own pace.
City buses do run throughout Limassol (EMEL, 30+ routes) and the main Route 30 runs frequently along the tourist coastal road. However, services become less frequent in the evenings and on Sundays, so buses are better suited for daytime exploring than getting to evening events. Taxis are always available as a convenient door-to-door option. Use the Cyprus By Bus app or Google Maps to plan bus journeys in real time.
Booking tip: We'd suggest booking as early as possible — October in Limassol is popular and availability can be limited, especially for the luxury resorts. Many guests are planning to make a full week of it.
Cyprus in late October is a joy — warm, unhurried, and full of colour. Whether you're a beach lover, a history enthusiast, or a foodie, there's something for everyone.
Please let us know whether you'll be celebrating with us. We'd love to hear from you, and feel free to use the message field for any questions or dietary requirements.
We've received your RSVP and we're so thrilled you'll be joining us. We'll be in touch with all the details as the date approaches.
With love, Alexandra & David