Sightseeing in Lemnos - what to see. Complete travel guide

1. The hottest weather on the island is between June and September. It would be ideal for beach recreation and water activities, but not the best for long walks.
2. For active tourists, the best time to go on vacation is mid-spring or mid-autumn. During this period, the weather is not so hot and local natural attractions appear in all its glory.
3. Surfers should take into account that the strongest wind blows on the coast at noon. This is the best time for enjoying all sorts of water sports.
4. The most popular tourist-oriented restaurants and taverns are located near the coast and offer quite high prices. Further away from the sea, one can find no less attractive but much more affordable restaurants for every taste.
5. The main forms of public transport on the island are buses and fixed-route taxi. Take them to get to any city or area of interest, all the transport runs according to the schedule. Copyright www.orangesmile.com
6. High-quality highways are laid between all major cities so many tourists rent private cars. Some picturesque beaches cannot be reached by car, only on foot or by water.
7. In search of souvenirs, it is best to go to local art and craft workshops. Here you can buy unique things and even have yourself memorable gifts.
8. Be sure to stock up on cash if you are passionate about shopping. The most popular souvenirs and delicacies are sold in markets where it's not possible to pay with a card.
9. Local residents communicate with each other exclusively in their native Greek language. However, most of them are fluent in English, even those who are not employed in the tourism sector.
10. Most of the main beaches of the island are equipped with sunbeds and sun umbrellas, which can be used free of charge. In this case, a small order at a local restaurant or cafe would be a sign of good manners.
11. Even in the midst of the tourist season, Lemnos is visited by very few travelers. Fans of relaxing holidays can feel comfortable away from crowded beaches even in the summer.
12. Siesta is common on the island. In the daytime, most shops and restaurants may close for a few hours. They open after a break, usually at 5:00 pm.
13. There are relatively few hotels on the island, the main alternative to them are private houses and villas, which are willingly rented to tourists. Such a villa would be a great accommodation option for large groups.
14. Fans of holidays in unusual places should head to the village of Kontias. Here, tourists are offered to rent old mills converted into residential houses at fairly affordable prices.
15. The island has an airport that regularly receives flights from Athens and other major Greek cities. Also, tourists can get here by ferry or boat.
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Greece: travelling advices

1. The hot climate in Greece influences the daily routine. During the daytime, many shops and restaurants are closed for a siesta. You can’t do shopping at the height of the day.
2.Greece is conditionally divided into 3 parts. These are the mainland, the Peloponnese, and the islands located In the Aegean Sea. Beach tourism in these parts may be very different. The air temperature is usually much higher on the islands. If you are going to dedicate a trip to excursions and travel, it’s better to choose the Peloponnese and stay in inexpensive hotels.
3.The Greeks call their country Hellas. The word Greece is of Latin origin and is not used. The Greeks are very proud of their origin and rich history of the country. Guests should also treat it with great respect.
4. During tours, you should not try to take a piece of marble or a stone from some historical structures, even if it just lies on the road. It will necessarily cause a problem while crossing a border. … Open

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