Ferries Lemnos
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Lemnos, an island of captivating contrasts, is an off-the-beaten-path destination of rising popularity. The port of Lemnos is located in Myrina, the island’s capital. It connects Lemnos with ports in mainland Greece, such as Piraeus, Lavrio, Kavala, and Alexandroupolis, as well as other Aegean islands like Lesvos and Chios.
On Ferryhopper, you can find all the information about ferry tickets to Lemnos: route schedules, trip duration, ticket prices, and discounts. Compare prices and offers, choose the best route for you, and book your tickets with no hidden fees.
Lemnos ferry schedules
Kavala Lemnos


Thessaloniki Lemnos


Lavrio Lemnos



Mytilene Lemnos


Alexandroupoli Lemnos


Samothrace Lemnos


Agios Efstratios Lemnos



Chios Lemnos

Mesta Lemnos

Vathy Lemnos

Karlovasi Lemnos

Agios Kirykos Lemnos

Piraeus Lemnos

Syros Lemnos

Mykonos Lemnos

Evdilos Lemnos

Patmos Lemnos

Lakki Lemnos

Fourni Lemnos

Oinousses Lemnos

Lemnos Kavala


Lemnos Lavrio



Lemnos Thessaloniki


Lemnos Samothrace


Lemnos Alexandroupoli


Lemnos Mytilene


Lemnos Agios Efstratios



Lemnos Chios

Lemnos Mesta

Lemnos Vathy

Lemnos Karlovasi

Lemnos Agios Kirykos

Lemnos Piraeus

Lemnos Patmos

Lemnos Mykonos

Lemnos Lakki

Lemnos Syros

Lemnos Evdilos

Lemnos Fourni

Lemnos Oinousses

How much is the ferry to Lemnos?
Take a look at indicative ferry ticket prices for the most popular Lemnos routes; check prices for standard tickets, family bookings, and vehicle transportation.
Kavala – Lemnos | Thessaloniki – Lemnos | Lavrio – Lemnos | |
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1 Adult | € 16 | € 23 | € 23 |
2 Adults | € 32 | € 46 | € 46 |
2 Adults, 1 Car | € 62.5 | € 83 | € 133 |
2 Adults, 2 Children, 1 Car | € 78.5 | € 131 | € 144.3 |
Book ferry tickets for Lemnos
Offers
On Ferryhopper, you can take advantage of all active ferry offers and book cheap ferry tickets to Lemnos. Browse the latest deals and find the one that suits you best!
Remember: current ferry ticket offers will be automatically applied as you go through the booking process.
Discounts
Most ferry companies with routes to and from Lemnos offer fixed discounts of up to 50% for specific passenger categories, including:
- Children aged 5-10/12 years old (depending on the company)
- ISIC card holders
- People with disabilities
Infants and toddlers up to 4 years old usually travel free of charge to Lemnos.
When booking your ticket on Ferryhopper, simply select the route that suits you, choose the discount you are eligible for, and it will be applied to your final ticket price.
Best time to book
For many years, Lemnos remained a well-kept secret among surfers and nature lovers who enjoy exploring pristine landscapes. However, Lemnos has been steadily gaining popularity each year, attracting new visitors and leading to an increased demand for ferry tickets. The best time to book your tickets depends on when you plan to travel to Lemnos:
Summer months (June-September): as Lemnos becomes more widely known as an ideal holiday destination, demand for ferry tickets is higher during summer. If you do not wish to miss out on discovering the island’s beauty, we recommend booking your tickets 1-2 months in advance, especially if you plan to travel with your vehicle.
Rest of the year: during fall and winter, demand is lower, so you can book tickets just a few days before your trip.
Information about Lemnos
Lemnos, also known as the island of Hephaestus, is a northeastern Aegean destination full of treasures, enchanting visitors with its diverse natural landscape and relaxing atmosphere. In Myrina, the capital of Lemnos, the impressive Venetian castle welcomes travelers, offering panoramic sea views. The authentic heart of the island beats in its quaint villages and settlements, while golden beaches like Thanos and Keros are considered top choices for water sports enthusiasts.
The island’s unique terrain, shaped by ancient volcanic activity, has created stunning landscapes, such as the sand dunes near Gomati beach, which resemble a desert. Lemnos is also a hiker’s paradise, and its local products, such as the kalathaki limnou cheese and flomaria (traditional pasta), have established it as a renowned gastronomic destination.
Tips for your trip to Lemnos
To enjoy a smooth ferry trip and a pleasant stay in Lemnos, here are some useful travel tips:
- During summer, traffic to the major Greek ports can be heavy, so we recommend arriving at the port at least 1 hour before departure, especially if you are traveling with your vehicle.
- The duration of a ferry trip to Lemnos varies depending on the departure port, but it tends to be quite lengthy, especially on routes from Piraeus or Lavrio. We advise you to book a cabin to make your journey more comfortable.
- Lemnos is a large island with many attractions and points of interest. While Lemnos boasts an extensive local bus network, bringing or renting a vehicle will allow you to explore the island at your own pace.
- For an island hopping experience in the North Aegean, you can travel from Lemnos to nearby North Aegean islands like Chios and Samothrace.
Services on board ferries to Lemnos
Ferries traveling to and from Lemnos are conventional vessels, with many offering cabins or beds in shared cabins for a more comfortable journey. You can always check Ferryhopper for tickets to Lemnos and instantly see which ferries have cabin options for your booking.
Additionally, ferries to Lemnos offer deck-lounge seating or standard airline-type seats. Most ferries also have snack bars, and some even feature onboard restaurants. Wi-Fi access is available on select routes. All ferries traveling to Lemnos provide special facilities for passengers with disabilities and designated areas for pets.
Lemnos Ports
Lemnos has one main port, Myrina, the island’s capital. The port of Myrina is located in the city center, providing easy access to accommodation options, shops, restaurants, and cafés. Myrina’s port connects Lemnos with mainland ports such as Piraeus, Lavrio, Thessaloniki, Kavala, and Alexandroupolis, as well as other North Aegean islands like Ikaria, Lesbos, Chios, Samos, and Samothrace, as well as Cycladic islands, like Mykonos and Syros.
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FAQs
The duration of the trip to Lemnos depends on the departure port. Indicatively:
- From Attica, the fastest route is Lavrio - Lemnos, taking approximately 8 hours and 30 minutes.
- From other Aegean islands, the fastest route is Lemnos - Agios Efstratios, taking approximately 45 minutes.
- From Northern Greece, the fastest route is from Kavala to Lemnos, taking approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes.
Ferry routes to and from Lemnos are available from:
- Piraeus
- Lavrio
- Thessaloniki
- Kavala
- Alexandroupolis
- Other North Aegean islands, like Lesbos, Samos, Ikaria, and Samothrace
- Cycladic islands, such as Mykonos and Syros
The price of ferry tickets to Lemnos depends on the departure port and ferry company:
- The most affordable route from Attica is Lavrio - Lemnos, with tickets starting at approximately €23.
- From Northern Greece, the cheapest route is Alexandroupolis - Lemnos, with tickets starting at approximately €15.
- From other Aegean islands, the cheapest option is the routes connecting nearby Agios Efstratios to Lemnos, with tickets starting at approximately €7.
Most ferries traveling to and from Lemnos have car decks for vehicle transportation. Ticket prices for vehicles depend on the departure port and ferry company. Indicatively:
- Lavrio - Lemnos: Car tickets start at approximately €87.
- Kavala - Lemnos: Car tickets start at approximately €50.50.
- Lesbos (Mytilene) - Lemnos: Car tickets start at approximately €49.50.
Find detailed answers to all your questions about ferry ticket changes, cancellations and refunds.
Remember that you can also use Ferryhopper's online booking modification service, available with certain ferry companies.
Ferry route map
Below, you can see all active ferry connections to Lemnos, as well as starting prices for each route. Use our interactive Map of ferries to visualize your trip and easily plan an island-hopping adventure.