Lisvori
Lisvori is known for its anise fields, a crop directly tied to the island’s ouzo-making tradition, alongside chickpeas and other agricultural products…
Lisvori is known for its anise fields, a crop directly tied to the island’s ouzo-making tradition, alongside chickpeas and other agricultural products grown in this fertile pocket near the Polichnitos hot springs. It is a genuine working farm village rather than a sightseeing stop, best appreciated for the landscape that ends up in glasses across the island.
What to See and Do
- anise fields linked to the island’s ouzo production
- chickpea and other agricultural fields typical of the area
- proximity to the Polichnitos hot springs
Where to Stay near Lisvori
Lisvori is best visited as a day stop rather than an overnight base. For accommodation, look to Polichnitos, a short drive away, which has the wider region’s hotels and rooms.
Combine a visit here with the Polichnitos hot springs, just a short drive away.
Part of the Polichnitos area.