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Lesvos Is First Greek Aegean Island to Get Direct Ferry Link to Izmir

May 31, 2022

By Athens News Agency

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Mytilene. (File Photo by EUROKINISSI/Bonis Christos)

MYTILENE – Lesvos is to become the first Greek Aegean island connected to Izmir via a direct ferry service.

The first ferry from Izmir to the port of Mytilene has been scheduled to arrive on Friday, June 17. According to the schedule, there will be two ferry journeys per week, every Friday and Sunday, with the modern, 400-seat catamaran IHSAN ALYNAK, owned by the shipping company IZDENIZ.

The duration of the voyage will be about two hours and 15 minutes.

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