Evia's Beaches:
Chiliadou Beach
Evia has great beaches for every type of traveler, and the waters are clean and clear. The most famous is Chiliadou Beach, which has a sandy shore and small pebbles. It is known for its snack bars, restaurants, and taverns. Nearby Chiliadou Beach is a series of caves as well as a small church to visit. It takes about 1 hour to reach Chiliadou Beach from Chalkida on a pretty mountain road.
Klimaki Beach
Klimaki Beach also faces the Aegean Sea and is found on the eastern coast of Evia. It is known for its soft sand and calm waters, which are ideal for swimming because the area is protected from the wind by the high hills nearby. Unlike Chiliadou, Klimaki Beach does not have as many services, so it’s good to bring your own lunch.
Agia Anna Beach
Agia Anna in northern Evia is another crowd favorite beach. It is less than 2 hours from Chalkida, the capital of Evia, and is famous for its clear blue waters. In this area, you will also find small shops and tavernas. Agia Anna's campsites are close to the beach in a pine tree forest, and young people like to stay here because it is cheap. The nice part about Agia Anna is that the cars park far from the beach, so it feels like an island paradise.
Dimosari Gorge
For nature lovers and hikers, Dimosari Gorge is a must-visit because it has many kinds of plane trees, pears, and chestnuts. The trails near Dimosari take you to romantic villages, valleys, and waterfalls. Note that these trails are for the more adventurous because of the changes in terrain, but it is all worth it at the end when you can jump in the water.
Edipsos Thermal Springs
The Edipsos Springs are famous for their healing waters and were even mentioned by the philosopher Aristotle. The therapeutic waters are good for muscle issues, and one popular sight of the area is the Thermae Sylla Spa, which dates to 1897.
Ancient Eretria
The ruins of the ancient city of Eretria are 20 kilometers south of Chalkida. The remains of the city date from the 9th century BC. In the ruins, you will find 2 grand palaces, ancient baths, temples, and beautiful mosaics. The most well-known feature of Ancient Eretria is its ancient theater that dates from the 5th century BC and was built on an artificial hill.
Dragon Houses Of Evia
In the area of Styra on the southern end of Evia, you will find 25 mysterious stone houses that are ancient religious sanctuaries from over 2000 years ago. They are made with limestone slabs so that they blend in with the landscape, and historians wonder how the 10-ton roof stones were lifted into place without modern machinery. One of the most famous dragon houses is at the top of Mount Oche, and it is almost 3000 years old.