But I think of these as actually being in the parking lot, which is ok. I don't mind eating in a parking lot if the food is good. Maybe this is an unfair appraisal and if I am wrong hopefully someone will correct me. His cafe on the waterfront is a great place for breakfast or a beer, or a late evening sweet. His hotel is not only inexpensive but pretty darned nice, and you absolutely cannot beat the view.
Every room overlooks the harbour and most have air-conditioning.
Mr. Tekes also owns the travel agency next door and the excursion boat Pegasus which takes people every day to the beautiful town of Skala Sikaminias and the beach at Tsonia. The walk through the village itself is one that should be taken even by those with fears of walking uphill. The main street of Molyvos is made of cobbled stone and covered entirely by wisteria that seems to be in bloom even when it shouldn't be. The street is completely shaded by these incredible vines and make walking by day quite bearable, even on the hottest days. There are plenty of interesting shops for those addicted to buying, including jewelry stores, boutiques, pastry shops, fruits and vegetable stores, and my favorite shop of all, the Salguimi Cafeneon-Ouzerie, which has my vote as being the most impressive place to drink.