Evia is a gorgeous island with a rich history and many fantastic ancient sites to explore. The second largest island in Greece, Evia is a large island connected to mainland Greece by bridge, making Athens reachable by car in less than a couple hours. Visitors will find a wealth of beaches scattered across the island, varying in appearance and size.
Weather
The climate of Evia is Mediterranean. Winters are mild, but rainy, and summers are hot with plenty of sunshine. Evia has about 2.700 hours of sunshine per year, with more sunshine in the South and in the coastal areas. The maximum average temperature on the island is 28°C during autumn, 15°C in the winter, 24°C in the spring and 32°C in the summer. However, during the summer there are days where the temperature reaches 35°C.
Where to stay in Evia
The capital city of the large island of Evia, Chalkida is home to lovely historical attractions, splendid natural views and authentic Greek meals.
Eretria, nestled on Evia's scenic coast is a historic town renowned for its ancient ruins, beautiful beaches and serene coastal charm.
Marmari is a small seaside village in the southwest of Evia, home to fantastic natural landscapes and beautiful beaches.