Current Port Congestion in Cyprus

See how rising container flow, limited terminal capacity, and regional transshipment activity are influencing congestion and operational efficiency at key Cypriot ports like Limassol and Larnaca. Use GoComet’s port congestion tool to monitor live vessel schedules and plan smarter logistics strategies for your shipments to and from Cyprus.

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    About Cyprus Ports and Congestion

    Cyprus, as a transshipment hub in the eastern Mediterranean, sees regular vessel calls at Limassol and Larnaca ports. Limassol often experiences minor congestion when multiple feeders and mother vessels arrive simultaneously. Container traffic has increased due to rerouting from regional disruptions, placing temporary strain on crane and yard operations. Larnaca, with more limited cargo capacity, remains primarily focused on small-scale trade and offshore support. Berth availability at Limassol is usually well managed, but peak congestion occurs during vessel bunching or delayed departures. The Cyprus Ports Authority is improving real-time berth allocation and investing in reefer and stacking infrastructure to support growing demand.
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    Frequently asked questions

    • What typically causes congestion at Limassol port?

      Vessel bunching, combined with peak-time crane and yard demand, can cause minor delays at Limassol.
    • How does Larnaca differ from Limassol in terms of traffic?

      Larnaca handles smaller volumes and offshore services, making it less prone to cargo congestion.
    • Are infrastructure upgrades planned for Cypriot ports?

      Yes, investments are focused on yard efficiency, reefer systems, and real-time berth scheduling tools.
    • Does Cyprus serve as a transshipment location?

      Yes, Limassol handles a mix of feeder and mother vessels transshipping to other Mediterranean locations.
    • How are congestion spikes managed at Limassol?

      The port authority uses predictive scheduling and priority lanes for high-throughput cargo to reduce delays.