Limni is one of the destinations in northern Evia that combine sea and forest at the same time. It is characterized by neoclassical architecture and is famous for its appetizers and ouzos by the beach. Its geographical location for accommodation is the best choice as it helps for excursions throughout northern Evia.
Halkida is half in Euboea and the rest in Central Greece as it is built on the Port of Euripos and of course constitutes the entrance and exit of Euboea by ships. It is a city with two bridges and a unique phenomenon with the change of water every 6 hours that characterizes it. Tavernas on the beach with fresh seafood are the habits of the residents on Sundays. Necessary is the ascent to the castle and the reward you will get from the view you will see.
Hydra, the noblewoman of Argosaronic…One of the most beautiful islands, inviting you to stop by and relax. Beautiful cobbled streets, paths for demanding walkers and traditional natural beauty settlements. Characteristic of this island is that there are no cars in circulation, but the main horses and water taxis are the means of transport. The highest and most romantic part of Hydra is Mount Eros, which reaches 600m high. The American film "The Child and the Dolphin" should be known as it is built on the island with a child and dolphin statue. Typical are the windmills that decorate the entire island and the cannons guarding it. Finally, the beaches and the sea routes that can be crossed with a boat can be representative and can even discover the most beautiful cave.
Spetses is the perfect destination for short breaks and especially for your summer holidays. They have the ability to make you feel unique while on the island of mansions. You will visit some of its sights such as the Clock Square, the Tarsanades, the Bouboulina Museum and the various mansions one of which is Hajigiannis-Mexi. You will stroll by horses, bike or on foot while memorizing unforgettable moments in the Old Port. Appointment on September 8 for the great feast of Armata, commemorating the 1822 Battle of Spetses