| Lemesos (the Greek name for Limassol) is a | | | | the transport of water to the thermae, and to |
| rather nice city - when you don't count the tourist | | | | bring wastewater and rainwater outside the city. |
| area to the east. There the hotels, bars and | | | | Governors Beach limissol |
| restaurants stretch for about 15 kilometers along | | | | Not far from Lemesos you can find Governors |
| the coast. The centre of Lemesos consists of a | | | | Beach. The original name is almost forgotten since |
| small harbor with a medieval castle, a mosque, | | | | the British governor went bathing here. It is a |
| two churches, and of course some shops and | | | | place with remarkable white rocks and a pebble |
| restaurants. In the background the | | | | beach. |
| Troödos-mountains can be seen. | | | | Governor's Beach is located midway between |
| Usually you find tunnels like those in the cellar. The | | | | Larnaca and Limassol and its sandy beach and |
| Cypriots do things different: this one is built on the | | | | shallow crystal water it's ideal for families with |
| roof of the castle. The castle looks just the same | | | | children, but also for romantic couples. |
| as the ones in Larnaka and Pafos. They even | | | | Governor's Beach also offers the spectacular |
| have the same photo-exhibition. | | | | white rocks area for those who like snorkeling, |
| Amathunda | | | | boating, fishing…or have a nice walk in one of |
| Amathunda was a city-kingdom, which flourished | | | | the many nature trails on the hills near by, or on |
| until Richard Lionheart stopped by at his trips to | | | | the beach watching a beautiful sunrise. There is a |
| Jerusalem. There was an argument of some kind, | | | | grate selection of nice Cyprus restaurants, where |
| and Richard didn't stop until he had destroyed | | | | you can enjoy your lunch or dinner sitting under |
| every column | | | | the trees… just a few meters away from the |
| Archaeologists have been working here, and they | | | | crystal water of the Mediterranean Sea. |
| found a remarkable amount of water pipes, for | | | | |