Weather in Limassol

Limassol is the second largest city in Cyprus with population of around 180,000 people. The city is also one of the biggest Mediterranean ports for the transportation of goods and people. Limassol plays a vital role in Cyprus economy being an important tourism, trade and service-providing center in the area.

Limassol stretches for more than 10 km along the southern coast between the ancient cities of Kourion and Amathous. On the north of the Limassol city there is the Troodos mountains range. Location on the southern coast means that Limassol has hot summers and mild winters. However, the close proximity of the sea makes summers a bit cooler and winters a bit warmer than inland. In the hottest months of July and August average temperature climbs up to 33°C which is about 4°C less than inland and in the two coldest months, January and February, rarely goes below 18°C at daytime and 9°C at night which is about 2°C warmer than inland.