Explore North Evia

No matter what is your definition of a perfect trip, Northern Evia is full of incredible discoveries just for you.

If you’re looking to escape the summer heat, Northern Evia offers lush forests, picturesque mountain villages, and cool valleys perfect for hiking, scenic drives, and picnics! For thrill-seekers, the region is an adventure paradise: kite surfing and windsurfing in Limni, scuba diving in Lichadonisia, rappelling and canyoning in the Agali or Boulovineina gorges. With deep canyons, rushing streams, rivers, and the unique thermal wind phenomenon in Limni, plus one of the richest marine ecosystems in the Aegean, Northern Evia is a dream come true for adrenaline junkies!

Check out some of our top recommendations below, and feel free to ask us for even more ideas!
 

The Drymonas Waterfalls
These stunning waterfalls are located at an altitude of 620 meters, just 4 kilometers past the Monastery of Osios David, along the road that begins from Rovies. The route, surrounded by lush greenery, offers visitors a sense of tranquility and serenity, making it a perfect escape into nature.
 

Agios Vasilios Beach
Two stunning beaches, just a breath away from each other—one to the north and one to the south—are ready to impress you. Depending on the "mood" of the day, you will always find one calm and the other more vibrant. This unique double beach also serves as the path to the small chapel of Agios Vasilios, perched on the peninsula.

Sarakiniko Beach
As soon as you lay eyes on it, you’ll undoubtedly be reminded of the famous Seitan Limania, the beach that has recently dominated Instagram for visitors to Chania. While the similarities lie only in the shape, we must admit that this particular beach "wins" in every aspect with the rich natural beauty surrounding it.

The Monastery of Saint David the Elder
Located at the foothills of Mount Kavalaris, at an altitude of 930 meters, in the municipality of Elimnion, Northern Evia. The monastery is male-only.

Monastery of Galataki
The location of this monastery is truly enchanting, as it is built on a plateau 200 meters above the sea, offering magnificent views of the Evian Gulf and the shores of the opposite Boeotia. The Monastery is dedicated to Saint Nicholas (the patron saint of sailors and a sort of replacement for Poseidon) and celebrates both the official feast day of the saint (December 6th) and the anniversary of the translation of his relics on May 20th.

The Village of Agia Anna
Built amphitheatrically at an altitude of 300 meters, Agia Anna is a beautiful village with a rich history. Enjoy a coffee or meal there, or visit the folk art museum.