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   Lesbos Lesvos is the third largest, and one of the greenest islands of Greece. Covered in olive groves and vast pinewoods, legend has it that this is where music first came to man. Poetry, song and dance still play an important role in Greek life today.       Molyvos Molyvos, Mithimna in the old Greek, is architecturally protected due to its historical importance as an ancient seaport - dating from before the fall of Troy - and the magnificent Venetian castle that sits above. A walk through the Agora (market) - roofed by flowerarcades - down to the picturesque port, is an expedition through the eventful history of the island. But Molyvos is not only about the past. Today, one can enjoy bathing beaches cafes, restaurants and shops, which give the ideal background for a relaxing holiday.   Fees 1 week: £653.00 (includes classes, residential charges, brunch).
Evening meal is not included, but local tavernas offer dinner for about £7.00 including wine. Lunch and dinner on Thursdays is included. Please note there are no single rooms onsite - try the Delfinia Hotel or contact office for list of B&Bs and hotels. Family accommodation is likely to be in the Delfinia Hotel or adjacent villas. Day rate: £77.00 includes all activities, brunch and dinner on day of arrival but not accommodation, minimum 5 days booking. To Book Please send a non-returnable deposit of £200.00 (cheques made payable to R. White). Overseas students please pay in sterling (international money order or cheque). The balance is due on 5th March 2008. For further information, please contact us on the details below: |
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