Lesbos, locally pronounced Lesvos, is a Greek island in the north eastern Aegean Sea, close to mainland Turkey. With a rich history going back thousands of years and gorgeous views, the island has much to offer Mediterranean travellers.
Similar to the rest of Europe, Lesbos experiences its coldest weather in January. The daily high temperatures reach 12 degrees Celsius with lows of 7 degrees Celsius. Similarly, January is also one of the wettest months in Lesbos with a rainfall of 130 mm across 12 days on average. Due to the weather, January is one of the quietest months in Lesbos with lower rates.
Enjoy the relatively brisk winter weather on a glass-bottom boat ride from Lesbos. Calypso tours offers a variety of tours, depending on what sights you want to see. There are sunset cruises, day long cruises to other Greek towns and even some that offer barbecues. Depending on what cruise you choose, traditional Greek fare will be provided. All snorkelling equipment and parasols will be provided if you would like to indulge.
For a friendly, Greek meal, stop into the Reef for a quiet dinner. This family-run restaurant offers beautiful views of the Aegean Sea and smaller islands around Lesbos. This restaurant also has a full-service bar that you can stay and enjoy after your meal. Enjoy an imported beer or cider from home while taking in the views of the beach.
Savour your time in Lesvos in the only 4-star boutique hotel on the island. The Aeolian Gaea Hotel can accommodate up to 60 guests so the stay here will be private and personalized. Guests can enjoy one-on-one attention from the staff in this hotel, only 400 metres from the beach. Children can enjoy a separate swimming pool from the adults as well as a playground.
