Plomari is the second largest town of Lesvos, after Mytilene. It is located in the southern part of the island, 42 km from the capital. The town perfectly combines mountain and sea, traditional architecture with modern infrastructure, and bustling commercial and tourist activity with the tranquility of the countryside. Exploring Plomari is an unforgettable experience. You will discover elegant mansions with lush gardens, narrow alleys, and charming cobblestone streets leading to old neighborhoods as well as modern buildings. Among them, you will find remarkable landmarks such as the old soap factory, now functioning as a cultural center, the Ecclesiastical Museum, and the Folklore Collection, which house invaluable treasures. The ancient plane tree dominating the square of the old aristocratic district is also a sight to behold. It is also worth visiting the churches of Agios Nikolaos, Agia Paraskevi, and Prophet Elias, which is built on a hilltop. Plomari is famous for producing its namesake ouzo, the most renowned traditional product of the island. The Varvagiannis Ouzo Factory also hosts an ouzo museum. During your stay in Plomari, you can swim at the beautiful Amoudeli beach. You can also visit the sandy beaches of Agia Varvara, Melinda, and the famous tourist resort of Agios Isidoros. The surrounding area has many small villages worth exploring. A visit to Palaiochori, Megalochori, Neochori, Akrasí, and Plagia will provide some of the most picturesque photo opportunities of your trip. Plomari is one of the most developed tourist areas of Lesvos. Every year, thousands of visitors choose it as their destination to discover this elegant town, the homeland of the famous Plomari ouzo. The area offers many hotels, and it is renowned for its tavernas serving unique dishes, perfectly paired with ouzo.