Nearby Attractions
The ideal starting point for your vacation
From Indaba Apartments you can explore the picturesque Myrina, enjoy a walk along the beachfront and discover the beauties of Lemnos, having all the important points of interest within a short distance.
Sand dunes
Distance from Indaba Apartments: approximately 20 km.
The Sand Dunes of Lemnos, also known as "Pachies Ammoudies", are one of the most impressive and unexpected natural landscapes in Greece. In the north of the island, near the village of Katalakkos and Gomati beach, a scene reminiscent of a small Sahara spreads out: golden sand dunes that constantly change shape due to the force of the wind.
The dunes cover an area of approximately 70 acres and were created through a natural process over thousands of years. Strong northeasterly winds transport and deposit sand, forming hills that rise in an otherwise insular landscape. The result is unique and is considered one of the most special geological phenomena in the Aegean.
Archaeological museum
Distance from Indaba: 450 m.
The Archaeological Museum of Lemnos is located in the heart of Myrina and hosts important findings from the island's rich history. Its halls display exhibits from the prehistoric city of Poliochni, one of the oldest organized settlements in Europe, as well as objects from ancient Hephaestia and Kavirio.
Visitors can learn about the history of Lemnos from the Neolithic era to the Roman years, through vases, sculptures, jewelry and tombstones.
Ideal for: families, history lovers and visitors who want to experience the island's culture.
Folklore museum
Distance from Indaba: 14 km.
The Folklore Museum presents the daily life of the inhabitants of Lemnos through authentic objects and traditional exhibits. The visitor learns about the old professions, agricultural and domestic work, local costumes and customs of the island.
Through tools, furniture and photographic material, the lifestyle of previous generations and the special cultural identity of Lemnos are captured.
Ideal for: those who love tradition and wish to experience the authentic side of the island.
Myrina Castle
Distance from Indaba: 900 m.
The imposing Castle of Myrina dominates the town and is the most recognizable landmark of Lemnos. Built by the Byzantines and later strengthened by the Venetians and Ottomans, it offers unique panoramic views of the Aegean Sea.
The path to the top passes through the walls and old fortifications. Very often, visitors encounter the characteristic deer (platonia) that live freely in the castle grounds.
The sunset from the castle is considered one of the most beautiful experiences in Lemnos.
Ideal for: photos, romantic walks and family outings.
Poliochni
Distance from Myrina: approximately 30 km.
Poliochni is considered by many archaeologists to be the oldest organized city in Europe. Built as early as the 5th millennium BC, it evolved into one of the most important prehistoric centers of the Aegean, long before the heyday of Troy.
At the archaeological site you will see:
the foundations of houses,
cobblestone streets,
wells and sewage system,
strong walls,
and the famous "Bouleuterion", which is considered one of the first forms of public gathering space in Europe.
Poliochni is a unique journey to the beginnings of urban life and democratic organization.
Ideal for: history lovers, families and those who want to get to know prehistoric Lemnos.