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Travel by ferry to Lemnos, an island in Greece’s North Aegean Islands, for sandy bays, volcanic landscapes and harbour-town evenings. Myrina, the main port on the west coast, is a natural starting point for exploring the island’s capital, its castle and the nearby beaches. Farther east, Moudros sits beside a broad sheltered bay, while the archaeological site of Poliochni offers a reason to explore the eastern coast. Find a ferry crossing that fits your journey and book your trip to Lemnos.
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Ferry Travel to Lemnos
Ferry travellers reach Lemnos through Myrina, the island’s main port on its western coast, in Greece’s North Aegean Islands. Arriving here puts you beside the island’s principal town, making Myrina a straightforward base if you want to stay close to the harbour, shops and the castle-topped headland. The port also suits stays around Platy and Thanos, both south of town in the island’s southwestern corner. For Moudros, Kontopouli or the beaches around Keros in the east, the same arrival means a longer onward journey across the island rather than a landing close to your accommodation. Choose your base with that road transfer in mind: staying near Myrina simplifies arrival and departure, while an eastern base brings you closer to the Moudros bay area and the archaeological site of Hephaistia.
Lemnos lies south of Samothrace and north of Lesbos, making it a geographical stepping stone when shaping a wider journey through the northern Aegean. These islands are more spread out than the compact island-hopping clusters found elsewhere in Greece, so proximity on a map should not be mistaken for a quick or direct ferry connection. Combining several destinations offers contrasting places to explore, but each move takes time away from your stay; fewer stops leave more room for travelling beyond Myrina into the island’s villages and archaeological sites. Compare ferry options for your chosen travel dates before fixing the order of your island stays and mainland connections.
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Valid travel documents are mandatory for entry into the respective destinations. All travelers, including babies and children, must have their own valid identity card (ID) or passport.
If the ID or passport details provided at the time of booking have changed afterwards, please inform us so that the information can be updated in time.
When traveling with a vehicle, the vehicle registration document should also be kept readily available, as it must be presented during check-in or in case of inspections.
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