📍Kalloni

🏙️ Kalloni
The capital of Western Lesvos and a natural gateway in all directions. Full of life, local markets, traditional cafés, and easy access to all the island’s experiences. Its fertile valley and the gulf of the same name nourish the area’s gastronomy, ecosystem, and identity.

🐟 Skala Kallonis
A picturesque fishing village with tourist amenities, beach bars, and the perfect setting for cycling and relaxation. It’s famous for the Kalloni sardine, celebrated every August in a festival with food, music, and dancing. Its sandy beach, sunny walks, and rich ecosystem make it ideal for all ages.

🏞️ Parakila
A village with rich history, Roman ruins, and trails leading to waterfalls and unique geological formations. It maintains a rural character, while its weaving tradition and Ottoman remnants create a mosaic of eras. The café decorated with seashells is a living work of art.

🧱 Arisvi
A small traditional village with a lovely square, historical significance, and a refugee heritage. It hosts descendants of Asia Minor Greeks and remains a calm and hospitable place with a subtle cultural strength. Its proximity to the site of the ancient city adds to its importance.

🌲 Agra
A mountain village nestled in a pine forest, with a shady square and a centuries-old tree once used as a natural refrigerator. Known for the Rhodotichos site, Makara beach, and its honest simplicity. Ancient stones and the sounds of the mountain create an almost mythical atmosphere.

🍷 Anemotia
Built in the caldera of an ancient volcano, with a long tradition of winemaking and cultural festivals centered around viticulture. The Church of Saint George stands at the village’s heart, offering a strong sense of historical continuity. Ideal for exploration and peaceful views over the plains.

🕌 Skalochori
A dense, traditional village with cobbled alleys, Ottoman landmarks, a turtle pond, and scenic hiking trails. One of the most authentic villages in the region, where tradition and nature coexist. Nearby Kalo Limani beach and the archaeological site of Ancient Antissa make it perfect for explorers.

🧀 Filia
A charming village with 19th-century stone buildings, cobbled streets, and welcoming cafés. Known for its local products like rice pudding, yogurt, feta, and traditional sweets, it offers a taste of authentic Lesvian life. A beloved stop for food lovers.

🏞️ Kerami
A peaceful village set in a lush valley, with a historic church from 1733 and hand-painted murals worth discovering. Once known for its ceramics, today it offers tranquility, connection with nature, and the charm of a forgotten paradise.