Nestled in the northeastern Aegean Sea, Lesvos, the third-largest Greek island, becomes a floral paradise each spring.
The island’s diverse landscapes, from volcanic terrains to ancient olive groves, are blanketed with wildflowers and orchids, making it a haven for nature lovers and botanists. The Petrified Forest of Lesvos, a UNESCO Global Geopark, offers a unique journey through time amidst the blooming landscapes. Birdwatchers are also in for a treat, as Lesvos is a prime spot for observing migratory birds.
These isolated abodes are the epitome of seclusion, offering a glimpse into lives of quiet contemplation and immersion in nature's grandeur. Join us as we journey to some of the world's most remote and isolated houses, where solitude becomes a way of life.