Limassol · Akrotiri peninsula, south of Limassol
Lady’s Mile Beach
A long, quiet stretch of sand with shallow water and beach tavernas, popular with Limassol families at weekends.
Toddlers 0–4 · Kids 5–11 · Teens 12+
Free; tavernas and sunbeds are paid.
Beaches
May–October for swimming.
Open all the time.
Half a day
Outdoor
Akrotiri peninsula, south of Limassol new port
Car or tour
About Lady’s Mile Beach
Lady’s Mile runs for several kilometres down the eastern side of the Akrotiri peninsula. The water stays shallow for some way out, which suits paddling children.
It is less built up than the Limassol tourist strip: a few tavernas with sunbeds rather than hotels. Away from the tavernas there is little shade.
What kids love, facilities and tips
What kids love
- Shallow paddling water
- Plenty of space to dig and play
- Lunch at a beach taverna
Facilities
- Beach tavernas
- Sunbeds at taverna sections
- Parking along the beach
Tips for parents
- Bring your own umbrella if you plan to sit away from the tavernas.
- Part of the peninsula is a protected wetland: keep to the tracks.
Getting there
Car or tour
There is no practical bus to Lady’s Mile; drive or take a taxi from Limassol.
Directions to Lady’s Mile Beach (opens Google Maps in a new tab)Taxi or car
For farm parks, waterparks out of town and mountain trips, a taxi or hire car is usually quicker with children and car seats.
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Lady’s Mile Beach with kids: questions
Is Lady’s Mile Beach free?
Yes. Free; tavernas and sunbeds are paid.
What ages is Lady’s Mile Beach good for?
It suits toddlers (0–4), kids (5–11), teens (12+). Plan on half a day for a visit.
How do you get to Lady’s Mile Beach?
There is no practical bus to Lady’s Mile; drive or take a taxi from Limassol.
Sources
Information checked on 2026-10-09. Prices, hours and seasons change, so confirm with the venue before you go.
Deputy Ministry of Tourism: Cyprus for Families info paper (PDF) ↗