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Lemnos (Limnos), the island where the god Hephaistus lived, will thrill any visitor seeking a quiet vacation spot, as well as those who wish to combine entertainment with tranquility.  The hidden treasures of Lemnos are not apparent at first glance, but rather grow on you over time.  Those who wish to combine vacation with the discovery of unique places and a tour of archaeological sites will enjoy Lemnos. 

Lemnos’ rich history stretches back thousands of years, and the island has many unique places of natural beauty, such as the sand dunes and marine environments at Hortarolimni and Aliki, areas of exceptional ecological significance which play host to hundreds of flamingos, ducks, and herons.  Furthermore, the rocky coasts of Lemnos, as well as the multiple reefs around the island, make it an ideal location for subaquatic fishing.  The crystal-clear waters of the sea and the remote beaches of the island are a magnet for visitors who make the sea a priority in their vacation plans. 


The best way to enjoy the well-hidden beauty of Lemnos is to allow about a week’s time to wander into every corner of the island, by car.  The use of a 4x4 is advised.

Psarris Odysseas, psarriso[AT]igogreece.com


ProsPros
hundreds of beaches with crystal-clear water, very good signage around the island, good road network – adequate central roads.
ConsCons
very little green space, long travel-time from Athens. Bus transportation for the island’s villages is sparse and taxis are expensive.

Useful InfoUseful Info

  • Lemnos Official Website: www.lemnos.gr

  • Police: 22540 22200

  • Myrina Port Authority: 22540 22225

  • Myrina City Hall: tel.: 22540 22884 fax: 22540 24110

  • Hospital/Health Center of Lemnos: 22540 22222

  • Bus schedules: 22540 22464

  • Myrina Taxi stand: 22540 23820

  • Lemnos Airport: 22540 22078, 22540, 92701

How To Get ThereHow To Get There
At Peiraias, the Lemnos ferries leave from Gate E2. If you come in on the metro, get off at the terminus, and cross the street at Gate E4. From there, take the local shuttle-bus that will take you to Gate E2 free of charge.

 
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See Also Riha Nera, Myrina - Evgatis (Kontias) - Fanaraki (Moudros) - Gomati - Keros - Parthenomytos

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