Pool day passes in Limassol
Pool day passes in Limassol from €30 at Crowne Plaza, St Raphael Resort, Londa Hotel and The Agora Hotel. Prices, inclusions and how to book.
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Limassol's hotel strip runs along the coast from the old town to Germasogeia, and four properties sell pool day passes without a room booking. Crowne Plaza Limassol and St Raphael Resort are the two clearest options, both with published pricing and multiple pass tiers. Londa Hotel and The Agora Hotel round out the list, though the latter works on a minimum-spend model rather than a flat entry fee.
Prices run from €30 per adult at the lower end to €120 for a double sunbed at The Agora, where that figure covers required food and drink rather than pool access alone. Most passes include the pool, sunbeds, a towel and locker, with sauna and gym access thrown in at the resort-style properties. Lunch and dining credit passes cost more but can work out even value if you'd eat out anyway.
Book Crowne Plaza and St Raphael online in advance, especially for summer weekends when pricing steps up and availability tightens. Londa and The Agora both run on enquiry or limited online booking, so call ahead to confirm a spot before driving out.
- Crowne Plaza Limassol — from €30, three pass tiers including lunch and breakfast options
- St Raphael Resort — €30-35 adult, €20 child, all pools and 10% dining discount
- Londa Hotel — €30 per person for the seafront pool and indoor wellness suite
- The Agora Hotel — €120 minimum spend for a double sunbed for two
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How much does a pool day pass in Limassol cost?
A standard adult pass costs €30 at most Limassol hotels, rising to €35 on summer weekends and public holidays at the resorts that adjust for peak season. Add-on packages with lunch or breakfast push the price to €55-€100, and The Agora's minimum-spend model works out to roughly €60 per person once you factor in the required food and drink.
| Hotel | Price | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Crowne Plaza Limassol | from €30 (€35 summer weekends) | Multiple pass tiers, lunch and breakfast add-ons |
| St Raphael Resort | €30-35 adult, €20 child | Families, dining discount |
| Londa Hotel | €30 per person | Seafront pool, indoor wellness suite |
| The Agora Hotel | €120 per double sunbed (2 people) | Couples wanting a full poolside dining setup |
Can non-guests use hotel pools in Limassol?
Yes. All four hotels on this list sell day passes specifically for non-guests, and none require a room booking. Crowne Plaza Limassol and St Raphael Resort publish pricing directly on their sites and process bookings through online vouchers. Marquee beachfront names like Four Seasons and Amathus Beach Hotel have day-pass-style pools too, but they keep pricing behind a phone or concierge enquiry rather than publishing it, so budget extra time to confirm details before you go.
Do I need to book a pool day pass in advance?
Booking ahead is worthwhile for Crowne Plaza Limassol, where vouchers sell out on summer weekends and the €35 tier only applies to pre-purchased passes. St Raphael Resort takes walk-ins when space allows, but weekends in peak season fill fast. The Agora Hotel requires advance reservation for groups of three or more, and phone bookings are the only route for Londa Hotel since its online pass system is limited.
Where to stay in Limassol
Limassol is Cyprus's most cosmopolitan coastal city, built around a working marina rather than a strip of resorts, so where you base yourself changes the trip. Agios Tychonas, east of the centre, is the beachfront resort belt: the Four Seasons Hotel Limassol sits on its own stretch of private coastline here and suits a proper splurge, while the Parklane, a Luxury Collection Resort & Spa does the same beachfront setting with a kids' playground and pirate ship that makes it the easier pick for families.
If you'd rather be closer to the Old Town's tavernas and marina nightlife, the city centre gives you that without giving up beach access; the ONLY Boutique Suites & Residences is a smaller, relaxed option that works well as a mid-range base for exploring on foot.
Crowne Plaza Limassol
Crowne Plaza sits on the seafront east of the marina, with an overflow outdoor pool right by the water and a separate renovated indoor pool for cooler days. It's the most transparent day pass operation in Limassol, running three distinct tiers through an online voucher system rather than phone bookings.
The standard Hotel Day Pass costs from €30 (€35 on summer weekends and public holidays between June 1 and August 31) and covers the outdoor pool, sunbeds in your choice of area, the indoor pool, gym, sauna and shock shower, plus a towel, locker, free parking and Wi-Fi. The Breakfast Day Pass at €55 adds the sea-view breakfast buffet on top of full facility access. The Double Hotel Day Pass With Lunch for Two costs €100 per couple and bundles a €25 dining credit at Med Restobar into the full-facility pass.
Vouchers must be shown at the spa reception on arrival, and outside food and drink aren't permitted on the pool deck. Summer weekend passes are pre-purchase only, so buy online before you turn up rather than expecting walk-in availability.
Book direct: crowne-plaza-limassol.vouchercart.com — or call +357 25 851515
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St Raphael Resort occupies a large beachfront plot in the Amathus area east of the city center, with a pool complex big enough that day guests rarely feel crowded out by residents.
The Day Pass costs €30 per adult from November to April and €35 per adult from May to October, with children priced at €20 year-round. It covers free use of all pools, the gym, sunbeds and umbrellas, sauna and steam bath, plus a 10% discount on restaurants and bars (excluding Golden Monkey). That dining discount makes it worth pairing the pass with a meal on-site rather than eating elsewhere.
The resort takes walk-ins when space allows, but weekends in peak season sell out, so call ahead if you're set on a specific date.
Book direct: straphael.com — or call +357 25 834200
Londa Hotel
Londa Hotel sits directly on the Limassol seafront within walking distance of the marina, with a pool deck that looks straight out over the Mediterranean rather than being set back behind gardens like most of its neighbors.
The Day Pass costs €30 per person and covers the outdoor pool plus the indoor wellness facilities, sauna, steam bath and jacuzzi. It's a smaller, more design-focused property than Crowne Plaza or St Raphael, so the pass suits travelers after a boutique feel over resort-scale grounds.
Passes are subject to availability rather than guaranteed online booking, so enquire directly before making the trip.
Book direct: londahotel.com — or call +357 25 865 555
The Agora Hotel
The Agora Hotel runs its pool access differently to the rest of Limassol's day pass market, built around a minimum food and beverage spend rather than a flat entry fee.
A double sunbed for two people requires a €120 minimum spend on food and drink, which covers pool access, the sunbed itself, shower amenities, towels and luggage storage, plus full poolside service. An optional unlimited rosé add-on costs €60 for those who want to make a day of it. The pool operates from 8am to 8pm.
Weekend availability is limited because of higher hotel occupancy, so weekdays are the easier bet. Groups of three or more need to contact the hotel directly rather than booking the double sunbed online.
Book direct: theagorahotel.com — or call +357 24 726000
Frequently asked questions
Does the Four Seasons Limassol offer a pool day pass?
Not publicly. Its sports and leisure pages describe the main outdoor pool, adults' pool and indoor heated pool as guest-exclusive, with no published day-use pricing. If you want that property specifically, call ahead and ask the concierge, but don't expect an online booking option.
Are Limassol pool day passes cheaper for kids?
Yes, at the hotels that publish child pricing. St Raphael Resort charges €20 per child year-round against €30-35 for adults. Crowne Plaza, Londa and The Agora don't list separate child rates, so confirm pricing for younger guests by phone before you go.
What should I bring to a Limassol pool day pass?
A swimsuit, sunscreen and ID for check-in are the basics. Crowne Plaza and St Raphael provide towels as part of the pass; bring your own if you're visiting Londa or The Agora, since towel provision isn't explicitly listed for either. Cash or card for extras, since most on-site food and drink isn't included beyond the specific credit or minimum spend tied to your pass.
More pool day passes near Limassol
Cyprus is still a small pool day pass market compared to its Mediterranean neighbors, and none of the aggregator platforms like ResortPass currently operate here, so hotel-direct bookings are the only route. For a bigger selection of island resorts running similar programs, Corfu and Kos both have several hotels selling non-guest pool access at comparable prices. Further along the Red Sea coast, Hurghada offers a much larger cluster of resort day passes if you're planning a wider Mediterranean or Middle East trip.