PAID CONTENT FOR FIVE OLIVE DREAM TRIP
Five Olive Dream Trip LESBOS, GREECE
On the southern shores of Lesbos, the Five Olive Dream Trip combines the calm of the Aegean Sea with modern comfort. Set on an elevated hillside in the quiet neighbourhood of Kato Chorio, just minutes from the town centre of Plomari, this private resort is a sanctuary for travellers seeking romance, seclusion and authentic island life. Each of the five spacious suites is designed to
capture the beauty of the surroundings. Sea views fill the rooms, private terraces and large whirlpool baths invite complete relaxation, and an infinity pool stretches to the horizon. Evenings are special here, with sunset colours filling the sky while guests enjoy local ouzo or wines. Lesbos offers plenty to explore. The village of
Plomari is Greece’s ouzo capital, where distilleries and a small museum reveal the secrets of this traditional drink. The beaches of Ammoudeli and Agios Isidoros, both nearby, are among the finest in Lesbos, ideal for a morning swim or a peaceful afternoon by the water. In the hills above, old olive groves produce award-winning oils and small family presses welcome visitors for tastings.
Those who want to see the island from the water
can join boat trips or snorkelling tours to discover quiet coves and hidden swimming spots along the coast. A walk through Plomari’s old town, with its stone-paved streets, traditional cafes and small shops, shows another side of the village and the island’s relaxed pace. May is quiet and full of soft light, while September combines warm seas with cool evening breezes; both months are perfect for travellers seeking a peaceful escape. A short walk away, River Villas, the resort’s
sister site, offers modern, two-floor properties with private whirlpool baths and direct pool access from every balcony. Inspired by tropical retreats, the resort introduces a new style of luxury to Plomari and Lesbos while maintaining the same focus on privacy, comfort and authenticity. Whether guests spend their days exploring
Plomari or simply relaxing in their suite, the island’s best sunset often comes without leaving the room. From a balcony, the infinity pool or the whirlpool bath, watch the sky turn gold and orange over the Aegean.
DON’T MISS Take in the sweeping views from the infinity pool and relax in a starlit whirlpool bath
202 Need to know
KEY FEATURES • Private whirlpool bath in every suite • Infinity pool with views of the Aegean • Sea-view balconies & terraces • Fully equipped kitchenette & high-speed wi-fi
KEY ACTIVITIES • Ouzo museum & olive oil tastings • Swimming at Agios Isidoros or Ammoudeli beaches
• Coastal boat trips & snorkelling • Walks through Plomari’s old town & traditional cafes
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