Euboea presents many peculiarities and offers ideal conditions for the development of tourism. In northern Euboea one will find towns with intense tourism activity yet villages that are nearly untouched by modern life are scattered among olive groves leading to scenic beaches, villages with a strong sense of traditional colour maintaining their customs and celebrations.

Lush fertile valleys, wooded slopes and mountains made for climbing, organised beaches and magical out of the way shores, the northern part of the island hosts the alpine view of Euboea.

Southern Euboea has been home to important cities for centuries, cities like Halkida, the island's capital, and significant archaeological sites such as Retiree. The listed old houses of the ship masters and the seaside villages on quiet scenic beaches are real jewels. And here in the interior of southern Euboea, we encounter pine, oak, fir and poplar forests. Running water such as the mineral water of the famous spring of Heneftiko.

Picturesque villages, with churches and monasteries and an authentic island feel, like the port of Kimi from where boats leave for the Sporades. Here the visitor has the chance to combine the quiet life with wonderful sandy beaches and sea sports, tasty local specialities and fresh seafood, and delicious wine. The large amounts of sunshine in the Sporades and the 'meltemia', the Aegean's seasonal northern wind, attract many tourists in the summer.