Limnos Ferry

Ferries to Lemnos depart from Piraeus and Lavrion ports in Athens. The ferry trip to Lemnos (from Athens) lasts for 11 to 22 hours. Lemnos is also connected with some islands of the Eastern Aegean island complex, like Chios and Lesvos.

Ferries to Lemnos depart throughout the year, but itineraries from Athens and the islands are more frequent during the summer.

During the summer, there are usually 2 ferries from Piraeus to Lemnos every day. The ferry trip from Piraeus to Lemnos lasts for 18 to 22 hours and the cost of a ferry ticket is '30' 'EUR' (30 Euros). - '60' 'EUR' (60 Euros). for a standard seat.
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During peak season, there are usually 1-2 daily ferry connections between Kavala and Lemnos. The ferry trip from Kavala to Lemnos lasts for 3-4.5 hours and the cost of a ferry ticket is '19' 'EUR' (19 Euros) - '25' 'EUR' (25 Euros).
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The types of ferries that sail to Lemnos are conventional ferries and high-speed/catamaran ferries. The ferry companies that serve itineraries to Lemnos are Seajets and Blue Star Ferries.

Lemnos is a good base for island-hopping to the Eastern Aegean islands. Some of the most popular island-hopping itineraries from Lemnos are from Lemnos to Chios and from Lemnos to Lesvos.

Travel tips to organize your travel:

• Ferries from Lavrion reach Lemnos faster than ferries from Piraeus. However, Lavrion is located out of Athens, while Piraeus is closer to the city center.
• The best way to plan your trip to Lemnos is to book your ferry tickets in advance, as Greek ferries may be fully booked, especially in July and August.
• Given that the trip from Athens to Lemnos is quite long, we highly recommend booking a cabin.

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A lonely island of North Eastern Aegean, Lemnos was in the ancient times the land of god Hephaestus, the god of fire. Mythology says that when Hephaestus was born, he was very ungly. His mother, goddess Hera, was so ashamed of his ugliness that she threw him from Mount Olympus and he landed on Lemnos. From the fall, Hephaestus didn't die but he hurt his leg badly and remained gimpy all his life.

The ancient Greeks believed that Hephaestus had his workshop on Lemnos and they built many temples to honour him. Important archaeological sites on the island include the site of Ifestia, the ancient town of Poliochni, which is thought to be the oldest discovered settlement in Europe, and the prehistoric settlement of Myrina. Other historical sites to see are the strong Medieval Castle of Myrina and the Cave of Filoktitis.

The largest villages on Lemnos are Myrina and Moudros. They are both lovely and have a nice waterfront to stroll around. The waterfront is lined by fish taverns and gives a lovely view of the port. Along the island, you will find many picturesque villages with traditional architecture and welcoming people. On the eastern side of Lemnos, there is Aliki Lake, a favourite spot of birdwatchers, as many rare bird species and immigrating flamingos can be seen there. Another place of natural beauty on Lemnos is Cape Faraklo, an area of red rocks with strange formations.

In general, Lemnos is a beautiful island that doesn't get busy at all, even in high season. It keeps its quiet and traditional paces and gives visitors many truly relaxing places.

Hop on a ferry to Lemnos for archaeology, Greek mythology, sightseeing, picturesque villages, and traditional architecture.

• Lemnos is known as the land of god Hephaestus, the god of fire.
• The largest villages on Lemnos are Myrina and Moudros.
• On the eastern side of Lemnos, you’ll find Aliki Lake, a top spot for birdwatchers, as it is home to many rare bird species and immigrating flamingos.

The best season to visit Lemnos is the summer. It’s the best time of the year for sightseeing and nature exploration!

If you’re searching for a remote island with enduring history where you can spend your holidays in nature, Lemnos is your best bet!

Some beautiful places to visit in Lemnos are the Byzantine Castle, the Ancient Poliochni, the Ancient Ifestia, the Temple of Kavirio, and the Cave of Philoctetes.

Discover more online resources about Lemnos:

• Lemnos by Wikipedia: Lemnos by the most famous online Encyclopedia.