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Set on rolling hills, Birds Bay accommodation is decked out with traditional and contemporary hues to fit the island lifestyle. Overlooking the Northeastern Aegean sea nature will charm you from dusk to dawn here. Watch migrating birds flock to the small islets across the bay, hire a fisherman’s boat for a closer adventure with protected birds or, laze in the sun while gazing out at sea, get social, fit and creative on the spot, be happy to live by the sea for a while. Benefits for Digital Nomads: - Co-working space on location at Birds Bay (There’s good quality Wi-Fi, plenty of electricity outlets and, amazing views. Of course there’s also a printer available and, upon demand, a whiteboard/project is easily arranged) - The Bird Cafe is surrounded with lots of space to retreat to for a quiet (skype/other) conversation and, enough space for facilitating larger meetings or events. - Luxurious self-sufficient accommodation for independents, couples and families (1/2 bedroom homes available, family connecting on request) - Birds Bay offers the use of a 20m infinity pool - direct entry to the sea and The Bird Cafe for meals and drinks - Close to Petra & Molivos and various beaches

Welcome to Lesvos, where co-working, island life, and social involvement go hand in hand. Good-quality wi-fi signals in an idyllic setting overlooking the sea, funky authentic villages with great bars, harbors, and restaurants, lots of adventures to be had, and the opportunity to help an island struggling with a whole bunch of crises—Lesvos is the perfect playground for socially engaged digital nomads. We are a collective dedicated to harnessing the blue to keep our oceans, beaches, and marine ecosystems healthy. We’ve collected for this a list of accommodations that offer a special rate for digital nomads (creative entrepreneurs, artists, etc.) who would like to stay a month or longer on our island.

Local traditional villages are within 2-10kms away, easy to move around on foot. Lesvos island is packed with beautiful beaches, stunning natural sights, authentic villages/towns and, an array of significant museums to experience. Plus, there are plenty of things to do in Lesvos like kitesurfing, diving, hiking, and biking and/or, olive oil picking and, ouzo tasting. What’s more, is that Lesvos has never been as overrun with tourists as some of the other islands – making being on Lesvos an even bigger draw.