Lemnos Villages

Location: On the western side of the island
Description: Myrina is the capital and the biggest town of the island. It is known for its nice waterfront, Neoclassical mansions and the strong fortress on top of a hill overlooking the town.

Location: 27 km east of Myrina
Description: Moudros is the second biggest town of Lemnos and has a lovely port for fishing boats. Moudros was the base of operation for the Greek fleet in the First World War.

Location: 2 km south of Myrina
Description: This small and beautiful village is mostly famous for its beach. There are some taverns and tourist facilities close to the village.

Location: 4 km south of Myrina
Description: This traditional village is located in close distance to Myrina and Plati. It is surrounded by much greenery and has nice view to the sea.

Location: 5 km north of Myrina
Description: Kaspakas is a small village built on the slopes of a mountain. It has many traditional, stone built houses and narrow paths to stroll around.

Location: 18 km north east of Myrina
Description: Katalako is a small mountainous village, with few permanent inhabitants and no tourist facilities.

Location: 10 km east of Myrina
Description: Kondias is one of the prettiest villages of Lemnos. It has traditional stone houses and the roads are lined with planes and lilac trees.

Location: 28 km north east of Myrina
Description: Kondopouli is a beautiful village in close distance to Kavirio and Ifestia, the most important archaeological sites on Lemnos.

Location: 8 km north east of Myrina
Description: This village keeps its traditional architecture, with the stone houses and mansions and the small chapels.

Location: 25 km north west of Myrina
Description: This is a small village in the centre of the island, close to the airport. It is close to the archaoelogical sites of Ifestia and Kavirio.