Top Things to do in Myrina
Top Restaurants in Myrina
What to do and see in Myrina, Greece: The Best Places and Tips
Discover the best top things to do in Myrina, Greece including Kastro van Myrina, Black Rock Dive Centre, Ochra Blue, Archaeological Museum of Lemnos, Karagiozis Bar, Princess of Lemnos, limnos CeramiX Workshop, Hephaestia Handmade Ceramics and Jewelry, Hephaestia Cermics Workshop.
Restaurants in Myrina
1. Kastro van Myrina
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 83 reviews
Reviewed By PanosMatz - Thessaloniki Region, Greece
Built by Byzantines who fortified this ancient Acropolis, the castle of Myrina had many tenants. Byzantines, Venetians, Genoese, Turks. It's strategical place made it too hot to pass by. It is not accidental that is the largest castle in the Aegean sea! More than that it is saved in a pretty good condition. Whenever I strolled around at Myrina, my eyes always were picking its great image. Like a giant loose belt of rocks crowns the top of the hill and supervises the whole place. And when the night comes..It is even more magical. A must see!
2. Black Rock Dive Centre
Overall Ratings
5 based on 29 reviews
You'll find us on the beautiful Greek Island of Lemnos situated in the Neilson Holiday Resort, Portomyrina Palace. We have a very personal and professional approach to our customers diving and freediving holiday needs, whether you are solely diving or wish to combine it with other activities. Our fully qualified and highly experienced instructors run the full range of PADI Courses, Freediving Courses & guided trips.
Reviewed By samanthakay88
Rich is a legend !! He gave me confidence whenever I was panicking or felt uneasy. He honestly made the whole experience so enjoyable and really interesting. I was hard work but he was always very patient with me. Rich became a good friend too:) don't think twice its an opportunity of a lifetime with this guy!!!
3. Ochra Blue
Overall Ratings
5 based on 15 reviews
The Artspace Ochra Blue is located in the Central Market of Myrina, one of the best streets for walk and shopping. It hosts Exhibitions of fine art by prominent creators. At the same time, the visitor can find handmade ceramics, jewelery and crafts.
Reviewed By tasa s - Thessaloniki, Greece
Ochra Blue is a small art space where you can find the perfect gift (for friends or even for yourself) from a variety of selected art objects.
4. Archaeological Museum of Lemnos
Overall Ratings
4 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By CathyAJ - Taunton, United Kingdom
This is a small museum but packed full of ancient artefacts and well worth visiting. Only 1 floor was open when we visited as they are doing restoration to the upper floor, but they had brought down some of the cabinets to the lower floor. Entry 3euros and the very good guide book 6euro.
5. Karagiozis Bar
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By deemak73 - Melbourne, Australia
Came to Karagiozis a few times coffee during the day. It's in a great location overlooking the water. It's a popular place for the locals, you may have to wait for a table during peak times. Sometimes there is live music and guest DJs at night. Great coffee served, but note that there is no food sold here.
6. Princess of Lemnos
Overall Ratings
5 based on 8 reviews
Sailing tours with the Princess of Lemnos. We offer morning and afternoon trips to the beautiful Beaches of Lemnos. Every week we have a day trip to Agios Efstratios.
Reviewed By Ian L
Princess of Lemnos is a 51ft sailing yacht.
A group of 10 of us booked to go for an evening sail and watch the sunset. We left the port around 6pm and the skipper gave us an option of going to somewhere that we could swim and snorkel, or just sailing. We opted to sail with everyone being as involved as they wanted - if you didn't want to do much then the skipper can do it all but we all enjoyed taking part and it was a nice yacht to sail.
As is fairly typical the sunset was stunning and it was particularly good seeing it from the sea before coming back to the port a little after 8pm. A very pleasant experience to share with a group of friends.
7. limnos CeramiX Workshop
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 9 reviews
The “Xeiroplathi” is a family workshop of ceramics and other handcrafts on the beautiful island of Limnos, in Greece. Since 2010 we create exclusive crafting by hand, handmade and handbuilt ceramics, painting and burn them at1000-1100 ° C in our special kiln. You can visit us at our place in the central market of Myrina (Kyda 55), or at our place in the village in Sardes, the stone “small house” next to our house, where we also create and exhibit our creations. Being both empirical in our work we do nothing more than folk art, we are trying to make nothing more than beautiful but also accessible objects for all people. Glad to see you up if you are planning visit our island! Helen & Pantelis Xeiroplathi Limnos CeramiX Workshop , Limnos island, Greece.
Reviewed By BelgiansArnchova - Leuven, Belgium
In this ceramic shop the objects they made and sell looks like ceramics made by little children. These have not created in a professional way and the way of glazing is below level. You easily can see it on the bottom of the ceramic works where no glazes are on it.
I have done ceramics at the academy of art and follow still lessons 3 times a week on ceramic technics, different ways of glazing and so on and was very disappointed to see the works in that shop!
8. Hephaestia Handmade Ceramics and Jewelry
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
Unique handpainted gifts and souvenirs .
9. Hephaestia Cermics Workshop
Hephaestia ceramics is a ceramics workshop in which all our products are hand painted, glazed and baked in our facilities. Every product is unique since its hand painted, which makes it a perfect gift or a souvenir, from the enchanting island of Lemnos.
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