Wineries near Limassol

Near Limassol, in the Troodos mountains and surrounding villages, there are wineries where you can visit for wine tasting and purchase. This list features 6 wineries with contact details and visitor hours (usually Mon–Sat, daytime hours). Sample tasting prices: at Vlassides, a 2-hour tour with tasting costs from 45–55 EUR per person, while at Zambartas, a basic tasting is 7.5 EUR.

• Vlassides Winery
• Zambartas Winery
• Tsiakkas Winery
• Ktima Gerolemo Winery
• Kyperounda Winery
• Oenou Yi Winery
• Frequently Asked Questions

The fertile mountain slopes with vineyards are relatively close to Limassol. Accordingly, there are many wineries that can be visited over the weekend. Below is a brief summary of opening hours and contacts.

Vlassides Winery

Sofoklis Vlassides founded Vlassides Winery in 1998 between the villages of Koilani and Vouni. The vineyards, situated at elevations from 700 to 1100 meters above sea level, are located in the Kilani area, south of Troodos.

Vlassides wines have been recognized in wine competitions, including the Thessaloniki Wine Competition 2004 (Cabernet Sauvignon 2000), Brussels Wine Competition 2006 (Shiraz 2003), and the Cyprus Wine Competition 2008 (Shiraz 2006).

• Visitor hours: Mon–Sat, 11:00–16:00
• Website: vlassideswinery.com
• Phone: +357 97 789560
• Location on map

Zambartas Winery

The winery was founded in 2006 by Akis Zambartas, who during his career as an oenologist at KEO rediscovered 12 local grape varieties, including Maratheftiko, Lefkada, Promara, Spourtiko, and Yannoudi.

Today, his son Markos, a winemaker trained in Australia, continues the legacy and manages the winery together with his wife Marlin.

• Visitor hours: Mon–Sat, 10:00–17:00
• Website: zambartaswineries.com
• Phone: +357 25 942424
• Location on map

Tsiakkas Winery

Tsiakkas Winery was founded in 1988 and is located in Pelendri, in the Pitsilia region of Limassol district. The vineyards are in the same area. Cold winters and cool, dry summers, combined with volcanic soils, contribute to low yields, which is important for producing high-quality grapes.

Wines are made from both international and local grape varieties. The winery also produces Commandaria and Zivania.

• Visitor hours: Mon–Sat, 10:00–16:00 (May–Oct: 11:00–17:00)
• Website: tsiakkaswinery.com
• Phone: +357 99 244795
• Location on map

Ktima Gerolemo Winery

Ktima Gerolemo Winery is located about 1 km north of the village of Omodos at an altitude of 900 meters above sea level, in the heart of the wine region. Visitors are guided through the family-owned winery and introduced to the principles of organic viticulture and winemaking. Tastings and snacks are usually available.

• Visitor hours: Mon–Sat, 11:00–15:00
• Website: ktimagerolemo.com
• Phone: +357 99 696025
• Location on map

Kyperounda Winery

Kyperounda Winery is located in the village of Kyperounda (Limassol region). The four-hectare vineyard is situated at an altitude of 1400 meters above sea level. Grape varieties include Xynisteri, Chardonnay, and Cabernet Sauvignon.

The underground cellar holds 250 oak barrels of 225 liters each, in which Kyperounda wine matures.

• Visitor hours: Mon–Fri, 09:00–15:30
• Website: kyperoundawinery.com
• Phone: +357 25 532043
• Location on map

Oenou Yi Winery

The modern Oenou Yi Winery combines high-tech equipment with tradition. It is located among vineyards at altitudes ranging from 800 to 1060 meters (Aphamis peak). The rocky soils gradually impart mineral notes and bright acidity to the wine.

• Visitor hours: Mon–Sat, 10:00–18:00
• Website: oenouyiwine.com
• Phone: +357 25 446000
• Location on map

Frequently Asked Questions

How much do wine tastings cost?

It depends on the program. For example, at Vlassides, a 2-hour tour with tasting costs from 45–55 EUR per person, while a basic tasting at Zambartas is 7.5 EUR.

Is Commandaria served here?

Yes, for example at Zambartas, Ktima Gerolemo, Oenou Yi, and Tsiakkas. More about the dessert wine Commandaria: where to buy it and how it is made.

Are there wine routes in the Republic of Cyprus?

The Cyprus Tourism Organization has developed 7 wine routes covering more than 50 local wineries. More details: wineries of the Republic of Cyprus.

Do I need to book a tasting in advance?

For tours and extended tastings, advance booking is usually required. The most reliable way is to check the conditions on the website of the chosen winery or by phone before your visit.