Euboea (Evia) is one of the largest islands of the Aegean, the second after Crete. It extends along the
mainland coast, from it by the Evoikos Gulf and the straits of Evripos. AlI of Euboea, from end to end and from corner to corner, presents many peculiarities and offers ideal conditions for the development of tourism. In northern Euboea one will find towns with intense tourism activity.
Villages that are nearly untouched by modern life are scattered among olive groves leading to scenic beaches. Villages with a strong sense of traditional colour maintaining their customs and celebrations. Lush fertile valleys. Wooded slopes and mountains made for climbing. Organized beaches and magical, out-of-the-way shores. The northern part of the island hosts the alpine view of Euboea. Oak, fir, pine, and other trees grow on the banks of streams. Pleasurable walks in the unsullied
countryside between the strictly traditional villages are the best way to get to know Euboea better. Villages and towns like Limni, a beautiful town with a long history and tradition, bedecked with fine white houses reflected in the sea. The feflile plain of Istiea, and beautiful Edipsos, known since antiquity for its spas and the miraculous waters with medicinal powers.
