1. In Limassol public transport is represented by the bus network. Buses can travel not only around the resort, but also to neighboring towns. There are several routes to Nicosia, Larnaca and Kurion, so it would be very convenient to travel around the island.
2. Not all landmarks can be reached by public transport, in this case it’s worth to take a taxi. This type of transport is also very popular and isn’t expensive. So, a trip within city will cost travelers about 10-20 euros, depending on the distance.
3. Travelers who need to call other countries are recommended to use street payphones. The quality of communication is very good, and the cost is minimal. Calls from the hotel would be the most expensive.
4. Almost all major shopping centers, restaurants and supermarkets accept credit cards. Going to markets, as well as stores located away from the center, be sure to take a sufficient amount of cash. It is most profitable to pay with the local currency.
6. The resort hosts a huge number of restaurants and cafes of different sorts; the majority of dining places differ with attractive prices. It’s customary to leave a tip of 10% of the total order in restaurants. In small cafes and bars $1 per person would be enough.
7. Divers should remember that it is prohibited to pick up things of any archaeological and historical value. In no way damage corals; for all violations considerable fine is collected.
Limassol attracts fans of outdoor activities and excursions, as well as those who are fond of local wine. It is considered the national drink and is very popular among guests of the resort. … 
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9. Photo and video shooting is prohibited in most museums; some cultural institutions allow doing this for a small additional fee. Before the beginning of the tour you have to clarify existing rules of the museum.
10. It’s better to buy wine in shops located next to wineries. They have most attractive prices and offer to taste interesting varieties of wine before buying.
