LESBOS - MYTILENE - KTEL lines, local bus services
The KTEL company in Lesvos represents much more than a simple transport service. It embodies hospitality and commitment to the local community and visitors, while providing reliable and convenient travel solutions. With its centuries-old history, modern infrastructure and concern for the environment, KTEL Lesvos remains a vital pillar of the island's travel experience.
Presentation of KTEL Lesvou
Lesvos or Mythilène is the capital of the island called Lesbos, it is also the cradle of the Plomaris company, the oldest Ouzo factory in Greece, the national drink by reference.
The KTEL company in Lesbos embodies the very essence of reliable and efficient land transport. With a rich history and a well-established tradition, it is the preferred choice of locals and visitors for their trips to the island.
With extensive network coverage, KTEL Lesvos connects major points of interest, such as airports, ports and tourist attractions, providing seamless accessibility to its passengers.
The little history of KTEL Lesbou
- Establishment and development (1952-1980): Founded in 1952 by a group of taxi drivers from Mytilene, the initial objective was to provide public transport services on the island of Lesvos. During the 1960s and 1970s, KTEL Lesbou expanded its line network to cover the entire island. The company also began offering intercity transport services to Athens and Thessaloniki. By 1980, KTEL Lesbou had become the main public transport company on Lesbos.
- Modernization and expansion (1980-2000): In the 1980s, KTEL Lesbou began to modernize its bus fleet. The company also began investing in new technologies, such as computerized ticketing systems. In 1990, KTEL Lesbou opened its new bus station in Mytilene, and during the 1990s it expanded its services to other Aegean islands.
- Challenges and adaptation (2000-present): The Greek economic crisis of 2008 also had a negative impact on KTEL Lesbou, the company was forced to reduce its workforce and services. However, it has been able to adapt to the new economic situation, by implementing new measures to improve its efficiency and profitability. In 2023, KTEL Lesbou still remains the main public transport company on Lesbos.
KTEL Lesbou agencies on the island of Lesvos
Mytilene, KTEL Lesbou bus station
- Agiasos Agency
- Calloni Agency
- Eressos Agency
- Plomari Agency
- Pythagorean Agency
KTEL Lesvou agencies in the region
- Athens: Liosion Bus Station, Liosion 260, Athina 104 42
- Piraeus: Leoforos Karaiskaki 135, Pireas 185 35
- Thessaloniki: Macedonia Bus Station
All lines served by KTEL Lesbou
KTEL Lesbou local lines
Agiasos: 10 trips per day, approximately 1h30
Calloni: 8 journeys per day, approximate duration 1 hour
Eressos: 6 journeys per day, approximate duration 1h30
Plomari: 6 journeys per day, approximate duration 2 hours
Pythagoreio: 4 journeys per day, approximate duration 1 hour
KTEL Lesbou regional lines
Athens: 4 journeys per day, approximate duration 10 hours
Piraeus: 4 journeys per day, approximate duration 11 hours
Thessaloniki: 3 trips per day, approximate duration 8 hours
Kavala: 2 journeys per week, approximate duration 12 hours
Xanthi: 2 journeys per week, approximate duration 13h
Komotini: 2 journeys per week, approximate duration 14 hours
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