You will find below information about ferries to Leros, photos and description of the port.
Ferries from Piraeus port (Athens) to Leros depart 3 times a week and the trip lasts about 9 hours. This route connects Leros with other islands of Dodecanese and Cyclades.
Leros island is connected by ferry with Kos, Patmos, Rhodes, Ikaria, Symi and other islands.
About Leros
Leros is a small island of Dodecanese, located between Patmos and Kalymnos. An ideal destination for calm vacations, Leros has excellent natural beauty and picturesque bays. Lakki is the main port of the island, only 4 km from Platanos, the capital of Leros.
A very important monument on Leros is the Byzantine Castle above Panteli, offering great view to the Aegean Sea. The architecture of Leros distinguishes for the Neoclassical mansions and the Italian-style buildings. In fact, from the early 20th century till 1947, Leros was under Italian occupancy and the Italian influence on the buildings is still visible.
Tourism in Leros is developed, however the island hasn't lost its traditional character. Alinda is a green place with organized beach. Other organized beaches are Agia Marina and Xirokampos.
Photos of Leros
About Leros Port
Connected ports to Leros
Athens, Piraeus - Agathonisi - Chalki - Chios, Port - Fourni - Ikaria, Ag.kirikos - Kalymnos - Kasos - Kavala - Kos, Port - Limnos - Lipsi - Paros - Patmos - Rhodes - Samos, Pythagorio - Symi, Port - Syros
Port description
A small island of Dodecanese, between Patmos and Kalymnos, Leros has kept a low profile in tourism. The main port of Leros is Lakki, located in the southern side of the island.
Directions
There are frequent buses that connect Lakki, the port of Leros, with Platanos, Panteli, Agia Marina, Xirokambos, Alinda and other beaches along the way.
