Evvia
Evvia, also spelled Evia in English, refers to the Greek island of Euboea, located in the Aegean Sea off the eastern coast of Central Greece. It is the second-largest Greek island by area, separated from the mainland by the Euripus Strait.
The island covers about 3,670 square kilometers and features a diverse landscape of rugged mountains, dense
Historically, Evvia has ancient roots with settlements such as Eretria and Chalkida playing prominent roles in
The economy is mixed: agriculture (olives, citrus, grapes), fishing, and tourism. Notable tourist draws include the
Demographically, the island is primarily Greek-speaking, with communities distributed among coastal towns and inland villages. Transportation
Notable towns and sites include Eretria, Edipsos, Karystos, and the city of Chalkida. Evvia remains a key