Loutropoli Thermis
Loutropoli Thermis is the thermal-spring town on the eastern coast of Lesvos, 10 km north of Mytilini — volcanic hot springs, the Sarlitza Palace heritage and the Bronze Age site at Pyrgi Thermis nearby.
Thermal springs and neoclassical heritage north of Mytilini
Travel to Lesvos
What to See and Do in Loutropoli Thermis
The Thermi baths offer therapeutic bathing in naturally heated mineral water — one of the more developed thermal facilities on the island with a long tradition of medical use. Check current opening hours before visiting.
The neoclassical Sarlitza Palace was built for the fashionable thermal tourists of the 19th century. Its current heritage status gives it a wistful quality in keeping with the coastal strip.
See the Thermal Springs guide for full detail on Thermi.
How long: 2–3 hours or half day. Best combined with: Pyrgi Thermis (Bronze Age site), Mytilini (10 km), Mistegna. Best for: Wellness seekers, heritage lovers, thermal spring enthusiasts.
Thematic Guides
For detailed coverage of attractions in this area:
- Beaches in Lesvos
- Monasteries & Sacred Places
- Museums
- Castles & Fortifications
- Thermal Springs
- Walking & Hiking
- Food & Gastronomy
- Birdwatching
Where to Stay
Most visitors stay in Mytilini (10–15 km south). See the East Coast hotels page.
Loutropoli Thermis — Travel Notes
Loutropoli Thermis is 10 km north of Mytilini and easily combined with a capital visit. Allow 2–3 hours.
Thermis Area villages
- Pyrgi Thermis
- Komi
- Mistegna
- Skala Mistegnon
- Nees Kydonies
- Pigi