Corfu Island, Greece/photo: Ziv Reinstein, editing: Ziv Steiner
The Greece lovers among you will be able to reach the island of Lesbos this summer on a direct flight by Corndon Airlines, which will also operate direct flights to other islands in Greece and the island of Cyprus, as we published here today.
The first flight to Lesbos will take off at the end of May this year (May 31, 2024), still without an exact date, and will be operated under an aviation company.
It is currently about two weekly flights on Mondays and Fridays for 3, 4 and 7 nights that will land at the international airport on the island - Mytilini - MJT.
Flight duration: about an hour and 50 minutes in one direction.
How much will it cost:
flight price from 379 dollars per person.
Package price for a 3-star hotel with bed and breakfast from 475 per person in a double room.
Package price for a 4-star hotel with bed and breakfast from 619 per person in a double room.
Package price for a 5-star hotel with bed and breakfast starting at 575 per person in a double room.
*Flight prices will include trolleys up to 7 kg as well as a suitcase that will be sent to the belly of the plane up to 20 kg per passenger.
Lesbos.
A new destination this summer for fans of Greece/aviation connections
The first flight to Lesvos will take off in June this year/airline connections
Nightlife no, gastronomy yes
Lesvos, located in the north-east of the Aegean Sea, is known for its rich history, picturesque landscapes and vibrant culture.
From historic sites, such as Molybus Castle to the peaceful beaches of Petra.
The village of Plumeri is especially famous for its quality ouzo production.
Lesvos is also known for its friendliness to members of the LGBT community, and even hosts a number of festivals for the community each year.
For those looking for a crazy nightlife, Lesvos is not the place for it. Although in the capital city of Tylini you can find some clubs that operate all night, in general it maintains a more peaceful night atmosphere Most of the night entertainment will be in taverns and cafeterias that turn into magical lounge bars in the evenings.
In terms of food and restaurants, Lesbos is known for its extraordinary gastronomy, offering unique products such as wines from local grape varieties, hand-crafted delicacies such as Tarhana, cooked figs and local cheeses such as Feta and Valdottiri. The Olive Oil Tradition The wealth of the island, with over 11 million olive trees, is celebrated during the harvest season in autumn. The cheeses of Lesbos, including feta and Valdottiri, officially recognized by the European Union as originating from Lesbos, contribute to the unique culinary culture of the island. Kloni sardines, famous for their small size and taste unique, have been honored for centuries. Lesvos' Ouzo culture, which has its roots in the 19th century, is a testament to the island's enduring culinary heritage. Additionally, Lesbos wines, once hailed as 'ambrosia', continue to delight connoisseurs, especially in the volcanic soil region of West of the island.
Lesvos offers an expanse of beaches - from sand and pebbles to volcanic rock structures/airports
1:50 p.m. and you're there.
Lesbos/airline connections
320 km of beaches
Lesvos boasts an extensive coastline of 320 km, offering a variety of places to satisfy every mood - from sandy and pebbly beaches to volcanic rock formations. Vatera Beach, which stretches for almost 9 km, stands out as the island's longest beach with blue water deep and fine sand. Skala Eressou, a famous 3 kilometer long sandy beach, has calm waters and amazing sunsets, while Tsonia beach near the village of Klio offers pristine water and traditional Greek dishes. Petra beach, with its golden sand, is one of the beaches the most organized of Lesvos, providing day and night entertainment. Anaxos, Agios Isidoros and Melinda Beach near Plomari offer clean water, picturesque views and facilities for a relaxing seaside experience. Finally, Gera Bay presents Tarti Beach, an organized retreat with clear turquoise waters, lush hills and tavernas Nir
Mazur, Vice President of Aviation Relations: "We decided that the time has come to make Lesbos another island in the collection of islands accessible to the public - rich in culture, diverse cuisine, archeology and the cultural depth of Greece, and this, of course, alongside the island's beaches and magical nature. We are well aware that many Israelis already People usually vacation on the island, and some of them even have holiday homes there, now we can provide them with a direct flight of less than two hours without the need for a stopover in Athens - convenient, fast and efficient.
There is no doubt, more than ever we are expecting record demand for Greece this season and therefore it is natural that we will expand the range of options for curious Greece enthusiasts."
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