The unspoiled island of Lemnos is not a conventional tourist hotspot, it is much more.
Containing everything a visitor could ask for, from over a hundred stunning golden beaches, complete with sapphire waters, which form a unique contrast with the volcanic landscape, to numerous archaeological sites and villages.
Having successfully retained its traditional charm, Lemnos will give you a guaranteed refreshing vacation. Be it wine, cheese or honey, Lemnos produces a variety of local products, each with a distinct flavor, giving you a unique experience each time. |
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Accommodation is easily obtained on Lemnos, with a wide variety of hotels, holiday homes and resorts to choose from. Restaurants still serve many traditional dishes, which, with their unique flavors will have you asking for more.
Archaeological sites such as Kaverio, Haephestia and Poliochni are highly visited and tourists also enjoy the three magnificent lakes on the island, which form beautiful ecosystems with migrant birds that flock to the lakes.
Ideal for a relaxed and peaceful vacation, on Lemnos you can walk in the quaint alleyways, exploring the towns and markets, or sit in a traditional tavern by the sea and feast on fresh fish, or just lie under the sun at the many beaches, few of which ever experience a crowd.
There are many organized beaches in Myrina, where sun beds and umbrellas are easily available, and also water sport facilities for the more adventurous. |
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Apart from the archaeological sites aforementioned, other places of interest include a Venetian castle, as well as many museums.
Some significant churches are Agia Triada Cathedral, which is known for its bell towers.
Lemnos is characterized by warm weather, full of sunshine, especially during the summer months. It rarely rains here, though it can get slightly chilly after sunset.
Despite its obvious lack of commercialization, the island of Lemnos is surprisingly well equipped to handle tourists, with all amenities taken care of.
Locals are extremely friendly and you will find it hard to find any faults with this magnificent island.
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