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Chalkida is the capital of the island. It welcomes the visitor with its impressive drawbridge and the tidal phenomenon of river Evripos. Chalkida is located just next to central Greece, being a necessary stop for every visitor and a link between Evia and the rest of Greece. The city with its 60000 residents is full of life all year long....
Eretria was once the greatest naval power of ancient Greece (8th-5th century B.C.) and the greatest center of the Greek world during that period. It is the most historical part of Evia and one of the most historical parts of the whole Greece, with many archaeological attractions. Eretria, a natural port between mountain and sea, had been a...
Karystos is located on the most southern part of the island. This town of about 7.000 residents is a really hospitable place. A majestic city, one would say, with huge squares and streets, exactly as they were designed under king Otto in the 19th century. Karystos, favorite place of many prominent people, experienced a significant cultural...
Twelve kilometers from Karystos, Marmari is of course known for its marbles (called “marmara” in Greek) and rocks. Marmari is economically developed thanks to its natural wealth. It has vast and crystal clear beaches and many hotels and rooms to let for any taste. Like every traditional fishing village and also like every area in Evia, its...
Vathi is really close to Chalkida, on the road connecting Athens and Chalkida, famous for its grapes, wine and corn. It has many remarkable archaeological monuments, the most important of which is the temple of Goddess Artemis. No wonder the temple of the Goddess of hunting and forests is located there, as Vathi is rich in pines and cypresses...
Gimno is a winter destination on the east of Chalkida. It has a rich history, as it has been inhabited since the prehistoric times and it was an important center of ancient Eretria. You should sit in a small tavern, try the local fresh and delicious meats with a glass of wine and listen to the stories of the locals about the name of the area....
Aliveri is located east of Chalkida. The power generation plant that supplies Athens, and of course Evia, is located in Aliveri. It is not a tourist hotspot, but you could have a swim at its beaches and eat in one of its little taverns.
It is located on the east side of Evia. Oxylithos (could be translated as “acid rock” in English) was named after the volcanic hill above this area. Under the village you can see river Manikiatis. Get there on August 15th, during the Celebration of Virgin Mary, to taste the traditional stifado (meaty stew with beef and baby shallot onions) and...
Mystical Kymi, homeland of the ancient witch Sivila, is one of the must-sees of Evia. Having its own port, it is a touristic attraction, especially in the summer. The city has about 10.000 residents, is full of vividness and has a great history. Lying in the middle of the blue-green colors of the Aegean Sea, it is rightfully characterized as...
In eastern Evia, you will find Prokopi, the main town of northern Evia. Since it lyes on the main road, you’ll definitely pass from this little paradise. In Prokopi you will find a unique plane trees forest and the flowing waters of the river Kirea. If you make a stop in Prokopi have a walk through the forest and visit the famous “Museum of the...
Mantoudi is a calm place of 2.000 residents, in the middle of the plane trees forest. This is the place where Kireas River gets connected with Nileas River, creating Voudoros River that flows into the Aegean Sea. You can find a calm, crystal clear sea, five kilometers away from Mantoudi.
After Mantoudi, a road in the nature leads to Strofylia. You should definitely make a stop, taste the honey and take some pictures. The landscape is really unique. Pines, oaks and many animals such as ferrets, cuckoos, owls and others transfer you to the heart of nature. Surprises never end and if you’re lucky you’ll meet loggerhead sea turtles...
Some of the most beautiful beaches of Evia can be found in Agia Anna. This village is located on a hill and is famous for its traditional carnival on Shrove Monday. Most people, however, know it for its beaches. This is why its coastal side is more developed, with rooms to let, taverns, bars and cafes next to the sea. It has the largest beach...
Pefki is located in northern Evia and many people visit it during summer. It has many pines and a 4 kilometers long beach, with crystal clear water, sand and pebbles; suitable for any taste. It has hundreds of seasonal residencies and also hospitable permanent residents, willing to help you. Affordable destination and completely equipped with...
On the road to western Evia, you’ll meet Istiaia, the largest city of northwestern Evia. Istiaia is famous for its taverns, packed on weekends during the winter season. In the summer it’s really crowded, you can stay at a hotel, rent a car, pass the summer on the beach and taste fresh fish. Besides, it’s always crowded, as we’ve already...
When young people hear about thermal baths, they think of seniors and the smell of brimstone. Thanks to the elderly, however, Aidipsos has become a rich place, ideal for all ages. During the ancient years it was a famous destination for both young and old people who used to go for a swim in the waters of the baths – the younger ones in order to...
Rovies are located 25 kilometers south of Aidipsos. The beaches are wonderful, with crystal clear deep waters, large pebbles, fine gravel or sand. All along the beach you can fine pine trees offering natural shade. The climate is warm in the mornings and cool in the evenings. A pure summer destination! If you get in Rovies, you should...
Words are not enough for this 2.5 kilometers long beach. This area is famous for the organized campsites on the beach and provides everything that the visitor may ask for. In the village you can have a walk in the picturesque port, eat in one of the little taverns of the area and have a chat with the locals.
Words are not enough for this 2.5 kilometers long beach. This area is famous for the organized campsites on the beach and provides everything that the visitor may ask for. In the village you can have a walk in the picturesque port, eat in one of the little taverns of the area and have a chat with the locals.
Nea Artaki was developed after the arrival of the refugees, following the Asia Minor Disaster in the end of the Greco-Turkish War (1922). This explains the name of the city, as Artaki was also an area in Asia Minor. Nowadays, it is the second most populated city in Evia. It’s worth a visit, if you want to spend your summer in a place that...
