History, Culture of Lesvos
In prehistoric times it had many names as Lasia, Imerti, Pelasgia, Issa, etc. The legend states that the first settler was Makaras, son of Helios, the most famous among the legendary kings who had five daughters: Mytilene, Mythimna, Issa, Antissa and Arisvi and four sons: Eresos, Kydrolaos, Neandros...

Mani. Lakonian and Messinian Mani
Mani, a place of stone and sun, frugal but vastly charming, with mountain landscapes over bays that fighting stubbornly against the winds, with small villages and castles of timeless folk architecture, with countless Byzantine churches and caves that are cradles of the existence and the culture....

The Impressive Cave Antiparos
On the hill of St. John, at an altitude of 177 meters from the sea, is an impressive cave that has been the reason for a great turnout of a lot of tourists from abroad. This cave is rich in stalactites that are the oldest in Europe and have particular morphological characteristics.
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Therapeutic hot springs of Lesvos
The nature gave to Lesvos, as another gift, the hot springs that are scattered throughout the island. The springs are the remains and the evidence of an ancient volcanic activity in the region.
The rich carbonated, chlorinated, sulfurous and radioactive water, the range of temperatures and the ...