The second largest island of Greece is Euboea, known for its abundance of scenic beauty, which offers travelers different options for relaxation and activity. The island’s capital is Chalkida. Euboea is connected to the mainland by a bridge.

In Euboea, features of the mountainous nature of Greece are interwoven with coastal elements in a unique way. Untouched natural beauty with lush vegetation, waterfalls, lakes, winding paths, beautiful beaches - all these can be found on Euboea. Likewise, there are also countless churches and historic sites to explore. Beaches such as Almiropotamos, Agios Dimitrios and Figia or Chiliadou, Limiona, Aghia Anna, Ellinika and Pefki offer untouched and peaceful coastlines as well as organized and tourism-developed beaches. Sand or pebble beaches, green, turquoise or dark blue waters, beach bars and beach chairs – there’s something for everyone.

The mythical thermal springs of Aidipsos, one of the oldest and most ancient spa resorts in the world, are over 20,000 years old and have been narrated by many ancient philosophers (Aristotle, for example). According to Greek mythology, the healing springs were created by the hands of the gods: goddess Athena requested her brother and God Hephaestus to bring hot water to the surface. These springs were meant for Hercules to rest and heal after his famous deeds. So, Hephaestus struck the earth with his hammer and the healing springs of Aedipsus immediately sprang from it.

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