Klapados is an abandoned rural village in the area where the last victorious battles of the Greek troops against the Turks took place in December 1912 for the liberation of Lesvos, almost opposite Stypsi.
Klapados waterfall is well hidden in the forest surrounding the ruined village. A short distance, turn left onto the dirt road coming from Kalloni to Petra and before reaching the village you will find a large clearing on your left.
After you park there in the background there is a path that goes into the forest. As you begin to descend sideways and approach the waterfall, the hum of the water becomes more intense and guides you to discover it. Its height is about 15-16 meters.
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