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The best area to stay in Armolia is within the village itself, particularly around the central square and the main road that runs through it.Armolia village is known for its pottery tradition and its relatively untouched, traditional Greek village character. The main road, which is often called "Pottery Road" informally, is where you'll find most of the pottery workshops, small shops, and a few tavernas. The central square, often marked by a large plane tree, is a natural gathering spot. It's a compact village, making it easy to stroll around and discover its narrow alleys and stone houses.Couples looking for a peaceful and authentic Greek experience will find Armolia ideal. Staying within the village allows you to enjoy the quiet evenings, explore the local craft shops at your leisure, and dine at the traditional tavernas.

The best time to visit Armolia is during the shoulder seasons of May, June, September, and October.These months offer pleasant weather, with warm temperatures great for exploring the village and surrounding areas without the intense heat and larger crowds of the peak summer months. You'll find the mastic trees in full leaf, and the local shops and tavernas will be operating at a comfortable pace.Couples looking for a relaxing getaway will appreciate the quieter atmosphere during these times. You can enjoy strolls through the narrow streets, visit the local pottery workshops, and savour traditional Greek meals without feeling rushed. The evenings are still mild, ideal for enjoying a drink on a terrace.For travellers interested in cultural experiences, visiting in September or October can be particularly rewarding as it often coincides with the mastic harvest.