Skala Kalloni Holidays

Skala Kalloni Holidays - Things to see

It is well worth exploring all of the different villages, beaches and towns that Lesvos has to offer. Stop at beautiful beaches such as Skala Eressos and Vetera, explore traditional villages such as Agiossos and be sure to visit the charming medieval town of Molyvos. The capital of Lesvos, Mytilini, is home to a historic castle. There are also museums and ancient settlements to discover at the monastery in Limonos offers an interesting selection of artefacts on display for visitors.

There are various thermal springs located around the island for those who are interested in learning about the benefits of these natural waters.

Things to do on a Holiday in Skala Kalloni

Watersports and scuba diving are very popular on Lesvos. There are many beaches offering water-based activities such as canoeing, windsurfing, pedalos and much more.

Explore the island's coast on a glass-bottomed boat or on a catamaran. There are also regular trips available to the nearby islands of Chios and Samos, as well as to the nearby coastline of Turkey.

You can enjoy many leisurely activities whilst on holiday in Lesvos, including walking and hiking. Lesvos offers a great selection of scenic and historical walking trails for those seeking a slow pace as well as those seeking a challenging hilly trek. Enjoy the flowers that bloom from May to October in this walker's paradise. You can also explore Lesvos by bicycle, following paths that journey past coves, villages, beaches, meadows and thermal springs. This is a great way to discover magical secluded coves and the real nature of Lesvos.

Lesvos has become a popular spot for bird watchers as its fertile land and variety of trees attract many species of birds. Whether you are an enthusiast or not, it is hard to resist stopping for a while to enjoy the sweet bird song that fills the air during the summer months. Nature lovers will enjoy the extensive wildlife that inhabits the island.

Getting Around on Skala Kalloni Holidays

The roads on Lesvos can be mountainous and curvy, so if you don't hire a car, the best way to get around is by taxi or bus.

There are plenty of taxis at the airport, at Mytilene town centre near the country bus station. The taxis are usually silver or yellow and charge using a meter. There are taxis at all the main resorts such as Petra, Molivos and Kalloni. Most of the small villages will have at least one taxi driver available. Drivers prefer not to use meters outside the capital and charge around one euro per kilometre but prices can vary. Always feel comfortable agreeing a price before you begin your journey by taxi.

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