Keys facts about Vromolithos
Paddle, unwind, repeat
If holidays are all about time spent on the sand, you’re in luck in Vromolithos – the beach is the focal point of the whole resort. So expect loungers to flop down on, shallows to swill your feet in, and eateries for refreshments. We’ll leave the relaxing up to you.
Frame your days
Beyond the whitewashed villas and boxy buildings, a small islet called Agia Kyriaki sits just ahead of Leros. As it houses a quaint chapel, it’s worth heading across to see it. And afterwards? Lazy evenings turn into nights under the stars as you dine al fresco on fresh seafood, deli delights and meze platters.
Linger in Leros
Want to unearth even more? Leros has plenty to see and do. There’s the medieval Castle of Panagia, a cluster of old churches, and the WWII tunnels and exhibitions over at the War Museum. More of an active type? The island’s famed for its cycling routes, so hop on the saddle from Agia Marina to Panteli.
Language
Greek
Currency
Euro (€)
Time difference
+2hrs
Local beer
£3.30
Three-course meal for two
£55.50
Average flight time
4hrs
