A warm welcome at the edge of the old neighbourhood in the reception area where you will meet Elena, Klio and George who take you to your accommodation, give you interesting information about the area, including maps, hiking instructions, details of excursions and programs for local festival and other cultural activities, cooking lessons, sport activities, and any other advice you might need.

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The tale: A building of 1905 which started as a cafe. The main room included the cistern room, with a cistern preserved until today, used to keep the refreshments cool. Bloumosifis was the first owner of this place. His name was a nickname coming from the word "Bloumis" meaning dark-skinned and the word "Sifis", his real name. There were periods that the cafe had moments of glory, especially in the 80's, where lot of social events, shows and concerts were taking place in Vamos, and the cafe treated lot of famous artists, who chose Bloumosifi's cafe to have a drink or a glass of wine and rest after a long night of performing.

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The tale: The cafe "To Liakoto", whose name means a place full of sun, is located in a historical building since 1899. Vamos Traditional Village preserved and restored the building and, because of the its charm and unique panoramic view across the valley to the White Mountains, decided to turn it into a cafe-bar.

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It is part of the revival of the old neighborhood of Vamos. The wineshop lodge is a 100 year old building and has been used as a Wineshop and a restaurant in the past.

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The women of the village produce a variety of goods based on old recipes, such as pasta in various flavours, organic olive oil, pickles, cheese in olive oil, wine, raki, fruit liqueurs, jams, thyme honey and olive oil soap.

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