North Aegean, Greece
Ferries from Lesvos
Lesvos (North Aegean, Greece) has 6 ferry routes to 3 destinations, operated by Blue Star Ferries, Jalem Tur and Turyol. You can sail from Lesvos to Aliaga, Ayvalik and Piraeus. Crossing times and timetables for each route are listed below.
- 6
- Routes
- 3
- Destinations
- 3
- Operators
Routes & timetables
What ferry routes connect Lesvos?
6 crossings with live schedules — each card opens its full timetable.
Ayvalik to Lesvos
- Fastest crossing
- 1h 30m
- Operators
- 1 operator
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Lesvos to Ayvalik
- Fastest crossing
- 1h 30m
- Operators
- 1 operator
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Aliaga to Lesvos
- Fastest crossing
- 1h 50m
- Operators
- 1 operator
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Lesvos to Aliaga
- Fastest crossing
- 1h 50m
- Operators
- 1 operator
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Lesvos to Piraeus
- Fastest crossing
- 12h 20m
- Operators
- 1 operator
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Piraeus to Lesvos
- Fastest crossing
- 12h 20m
- Operators
- 1 operator
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Timetable
Ferry departures from Lesvos
5 scheduled sailings leaving Lesvos, across every route. Times are local.
Times are indicative and may change seasonally. Confirm with the operator before travelling.
Network
Where does Lesvos connect?
Location
Where is Lesvos?
- Region
- North Aegean
- Coordinates
- 39.106° N, 26.555° E
- Shortest crossing
- 1h 30m
Plan your trip
The day at Lesvos
First 07:40
Last 19:00
Busiest 17:00–18:00
4 of 24 hours served
Nothing sails outside 07:40–19:00, so a day trip has to fit inside that window; the last departure is the last one. 5 scheduled departures in total.
About
About Lesvos
In the North Aegean Sea, the Greek island of Lesvos is connected by 8 ferry routes to both the Greek mainland and the Turkish coast. Four ferry companies operate from the port: Blue Star Ferries, Hellenic Seaways, Jalem Tur, and Turyol. Destinations served include the Greek ports of Chios, Piraeus, and Thessaloniki, along with the Turkish ports of Aliaga and Ayvalik.
Lesvos Ferry Crossings
The shortest international crossings are the routes to Turkey. The trip to Ayvalik takes approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes, operated by Turyol and Jalem Tur. The crossing to Aliaga has a similar duration. These routes provide direct connections to the Turkish mainland for foot passengers and vehicles.
Domestic Greek routes from Lesvos are significantly longer. The connection to the neighboring island of Chios is the shortest domestic trip. Sailings to the mainland port of Piraeus, near Athens, take up to 13 hours and 5 minutes, often travelling overnight. Blue Star Ferries and Hellenic Seaways manage these longer domestic services.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Where can I get a ferry to from Lesvos?
From Lesvos you can take a ferry to Aliaga, Ayvalik and Piraeus. Each route page shows the crossing time and timetable.
Which ferry companies operate from Lesvos?
Ferries from Lesvos are run by Blue Star Ferries, Jalem Tur and Turyol. Open an operator page for its fleet, routes and contact details.
How many ferry routes serve Lesvos?
Lesvos is served by 6 ferry routes connecting 3 ports. Timetables can change seasonally, so confirm with the operator before travelling.
Where is Lesvos ferry port located?
Lesvos is in North Aegean, Greece (around 39.106, 26.555). See the map on this page for its exact location.
How do I get to Lesvos ferry terminal?
Arrive at Lesvos well before departure — typically 30–60 minutes ahead for foot passengers and longer if you are travelling with a vehicle. Check local bus, train or taxi connections to the terminal and confirm the exact boarding point with your operator.
What are the most popular ferries from Lesvos?
Popular crossings from Lesvos include Aliaga, Ayvalik and Piraeus. Browse the full list below for crossing times and live timetables.
Do ferries from Lesvos carry cars?
Vehicle capacity varies by route and vessel. Check the individual route page and confirm with the operator before travelling with a car.
When should I book a ferry from Lesvos?
For peak season and any sailing with a vehicle, book as early as possible. Off-peak foot-passenger fares are usually more flexible. Always confirm the latest timetable before travelling.
Reviewed by Serhat Özçelik, Founder & Editor of Ferry Schedule Hub · Last updated Aug 3, 2026.
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