DAILY PROGRAM
08.00 - 9.30 asana practice,
pranayama for each element
9.30 - 10.30 breakfast
10.30 - 12.15 theory, advanced practices, philosophy
12.30 - 13.00 mantra, kirtan
14.30 visit to the most characteristic places on the island (fossil forest, beaches, characteristic villages, castles, monasteries and spas)
During the week two afternoons at sunset will be dedicated to practice and reflection.
THE BEACHES
Like the traditional villages, Lesvos' beaches are numerous, indeed, practically endless. From kilometres of sand and pebble beaches to quiet coves, you are spoilt for choice. The most famous are basically four, all far apart in terms of surface area. To the south, around the village of Plomari, is Agios Isidoros, to the north, just below Molyvos, Petra. The most famous beach in the western part of Lesvos is Skala Eressous, while along the same coast, but on the opposite side, is the beach of Vatera. All are very extensive and all have ample space to relax without crowds even in the middle of August.
WHAT TO SEE
In Lesvos, needless to say, there is much to see and do. To see everything, one must stay on the island for a long time, at least ten days or return several times, and we are sure that the island will tempt anyone with this desire. Some of the best attractions are the hot spring of Polichnitos, the petrified forest. Other things to see on Lesvos are the monasteries of Limonos and Taxiarchis, the Roman aqueduct and the castle of Mytilini.