The route

Would you like to find the best way to get to Piraeus? Search for a ferry from Lesvos to Piraeus with ferry booking system by NetFerry. These pages show you the ferry operators that cover the routes to Piraeus departing from Lesvos and related schedules, tariffs and durations.

The route connecting Lesvos and Piraeus is operated by Blue Star Ferries only who operate 10 connections per week with exclusively morning and afternoon departures and traveling times shorter than 17 hours 05 minutes. You can also get to your destination with your car because ferries that operate on this crossing allow vehicles. For your comfort, services such as bars, shops and self service restaurants will be available during the crossing. Also, you can select from regular seating or various cabin options when booking.

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Ferry Operators

• BLUE STAR FERRIES

  10 weekly sailings

  Duration: 12 hours

MYTILENE (LESVOS) PIRAEUS offers

BLUE STAR FERRIES

Port of Mytilene (Lesvos)

The island of Lesvos has its main port in Mitilini, a natural harbor with an important history. The most convenient way to reach the island is by ferry, which arrives in the port every day from Piraeus. The crossing lasts approximately 10 hours. In the summer months, the port of Mitilini connects the island with the neighboring islands. There are  lots things to do and see around the port and there is always activity from the early hours of the morning. Behind the port there is also a fortress surrounded by a pine forest. The port of Mitilini has a marina which accommodates small boats an... [More information]

Address: EO Mitilinis Kallonis, Mitilini 811 00, Greece

Directions: Google Map @ Mytilene (Lesvos), port

Guide of Piraeus

Piraeus is the historic port of Athens and is located in the Saronic Gulf and is one of the world's largest passenger transport ports. It was expanded and modernized for the Olympics in 2004 making it a major transport hub not only in the Aegean, throughout the Mediterranean. The commercial activities have been moved to Keratsini, Ikonion and Aspopyrgos, making this the major port for ferries, ships and goods to the Greek islands. Piraeus has soap and sugar factories, distilleries, and shipyards and has become the industrial heartland of Greece, helping to redefine the landscape and boost Gree... [More information]