Transport
Myrina is 22 km west, about 25 minutes and €35 by taxi; Moudros is closer at about €25. There is no airport bus; taxis, hire cars and hotel transfers are the options.
Read moreLemnos Airport “Hephaestus” (LXS) lies in the flat middle of the island, 22 km from Myrina, the capital and port on the west coast, and closer to Moudros on the great bay to the east. The runway is one of the longest in Greece, built for the air force base that shares it, and the small civil terminal handles Olympic and Sky Express flights to Athens, Thessaloniki and neighbouring Lesbos all year, with a few summer charters and Aegean seasonal flights.
Lemnos is a large, low, windy island that tourism has mostly passed by, and the airport reflects it: one hall, no crowds, and a garrison town’s worth of soldiers on the Sunday evening flights. Photography of the military side is prohibited.
Myrina is 22 km west, about 25 minutes and €35 by taxi; Moudros is closer at about €25. There is no airport bus; taxis, hire cars and hotel transfers are the options.
Read moreA car park in front of the civil terminal, from about €2 an hour or €6 a day, rarely full. Keep to the civil side; the rest of the airfield is a military base.
Read moreLemnos rental firms meet the flights at the terminal or deliver from Myrina. The island is big, flat and sparsely served by bus, with beaches, villages and ancient sites spread over 60 km, so a car is the way to see it; the fleet is small, so book ahead for August.
Read moreAbout 22 km, in the centre of the island: 25 minutes and roughly €35 by taxi. Moudros is closer, about €25.
No. The Myrina–Moudros KTEL passes the airport junction on the main road a few times a day, but it is not timed to flights. Taxis, hire cars and hotel transfers are the options.
Olympic and Sky Express fly to Lesbos and Thessaloniki several times a week, and ferries from Myrina reach Lavrio, Kavala, Lesbos and Samothrace a few times a week each.
In the car park in front of the civil terminal, from about €2 an hour or €6 a day, first 15 minutes free. It is rarely full.
Lemnos companies, a few acting as agents for Avis, Hertz or Sixt, meet reserved customers at arrivals or deliver from Myrina. Fleets are small; book ahead for August.
Yes, for anything beyond Myrina. The island is large, the beaches and ancient sites are far apart, and the bus runs a few times a day. A small car is enough.
A handful of charters from central Europe in July and August; otherwise all flights are domestic. International visitors connect in Athens or Thessaloniki.
Ninety minutes before departure is plenty; the hall is one room. Allow more on Sunday evenings and holiday weekends when the flights are full.
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