Yes, since Lesbos Island belongs to Greece, it is subject to visa requirements. Guests holding a burgundy (ordinary) passport must have a valid Schengen Visa or, if they meet the conditions, obtain a Greek islands Visa on Arrival. Guests holding a green (special) passport are exempt from visa requirements and may enter the island directly. All passports must have at least 6 months of validity remaining from the end date of travel.
No, the traditional Greek Taverna Night with dinner, live music, and sirtaki organized on the evening of the first day is an extra activity. Participation is entirely optional for our guests. Guests who would like to join the fun can register their names with our guide during the tour.
During our Molivos (Mithymna) excursion on the 2nd day of our program, free time is provided for our guests who wish to swim by the sea and have lunch. For this reason, we recommend that you bring a swimsuit, towel, and sunscreen in your suitcase. In addition, it is very important that you bring comfortable walking shoes with orthopedic support and non-slip soles, as we will climb 114 steps to reach the monastery in Petra and walk on historic stone streets (Agiasos, Molivos).
Yes, in this 3-day special program, we set aside time for the shopping spots most requested by our guests. On the first day, we have special shopping breaks for Lidl Market, and on the third day for Jumbo AVM. Since Greece's currency is Euro (€), you need to have Euros with you for your shopping and extra expenses. Credit cards can be used easily at large markets (Lidl, Jumbo).
Our tour’s departure point is Aliağa Port. At 07:00 in the morning, we meet the Güventur team at the port and complete our check-in and customs procedures. This pleasant sea journey that we will take on our ferry across the waters of the Aegean lasts an average of 1.5 - 2 hours.