Located in the north part of Lemnos, Faraklou Park showcases a stunning array of rock formations sculpted by millions of years of erosion. From towering cliffs and jagged peaks to enchanting caves and deep gorges, Faraklou offers visitors a truly mesmerizing experience. As you explore, you’ll encounter unique geological features such as towering limestone columns, […]
Ancient Hephaistia of Lemnos is an intriguing archaeological site that unveils the rich history of the island. Hephaistia was once a flourishing city famous for its connection to Hephaestus, the Greek god of blacksmiths and craftsmen. The remnants of the ancient settlement give us a glimpse into the skill and craftsmanship of its inhabitants, showcasing […]
Panagia Kakaviotissa stands as one of the most unique chapels in Greece. Located on the island of Lemnos, it sits high on Kakavos Hill, just a few kilometers southeast of Myrina. Unlike most churches, this chapel has no roof making it the only one of its kind in Europe. Monks fleeing the fall of the […]
Aliki Lake Lemnos stretches across the northeastern part of island, about 32 kilometers east of Myrina. It covers over 6,000 acres and lies just behind a two-kilometer strip of sand dunes that separate it from the sea. As a result, the lake forms a unique coastal wetland with both natural beauty and ecological value. During […]
Myrina Lemnos is the capital of island, located on the western coast of Lemnos. It serves as the main port and the island’s largest town. Visitors can easily access the town by ferry from other Aegean islands or mainland Greece. The town is known for its rich history, scenic beauty, and lively atmosphere. One of […]
The Sand Dunes Lemnos, also known as Ammothines, stretch across the island’s northwestern area. They lie about 22 kilometers north of the village of Myrina and close to the remote beach of Gomati. Covering around 70 acres, this area creates the feeling of a desert in the heart of the Aegean Sea. Unlike most Greek […]
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