Lemnos Moudros

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• General info • Hotels • Things to do & See • Map • Members Photos (10) • Greeka Photos (4) • Reviews (1)

General information

Moundros village Lemnos: Moudros is the second biggest town of Lemnos and it counts on 1000 inhabitants. It is located 27 km east of Myrina, the capital of the island. This is the second most important port of Lemnos and one of the safest anchorages of the Aegean. Moudros used to be the first capital of Lemnos. Today, it retains its historical aspects but it is quite developed with plenty of cafes and restaurants lying around the beautiful bay. Its natural beauty and the plethora of local shops compose the idyllic setting of Moudros.

Close to the main beach of Moudros many local festivals take place, especially during the summer season. At the north side of the hill lie the remains of the castle that the Venetians destroyed in 1656. Some of the most important sightseeings in Moudros include the church of Taxiarches and the church of Evagelistria. Many pristine and cosmopolitan beaches are found in the wider region.

Best Hotels & Accommodations

Caviro

3 stars

Caviro is found in the village Moudros in Limnos near the wonderful beaches of the village Fanaraki and Havouli, the port, the marina and the market with a view of the village and the bay of Moudros. It is only a few minutes away from the beach of Keros where you can Windsurf and Kitesurf. The ...

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Thoas Residences

Inspiring deep emotions of tranquility, charm, and serenity, Thoas Residences in Fanaraki bay, Lemnos island is renowned for its unparalleled setting in a unique and magical natural environment that lays at the heart of Moudros harbour, one of the biggest natural harbours in the Mediterranean and ...

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Things to See & Do

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Reviews

rosaff24 03 Jul 2008

Sardine Festival in August

Moudros is a small village with a lovely port. Just that. It has nothing special, just a nice port to walk and delicious taverns to eat fish, although fresh fish was a bit expensive. It is much alike Myrina. We were there in August last summer and by chance there was a sardine festival these days. This was worth to take part. Local people were grilling sardines at the square and these were given free to everyone. They indeed tasted delicious and there was a nice smell all around the village. Some local bands were playing traditional music and stands were selling toys to kids. This was a nice experience, to see how festivals are in Greece.

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