Luxury Villas on Evia
Evia villas, set on a mountainous island with cloistered beaches.
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Travel guide
Our guide to Evia
Evia, Greece's second largest island, sits snuggly against the east coast of the mainland. Its towering peaks are a playground for hikers, and its coastline offers numerous possibilities for seafront fun.
Getting there
Fly to Athens and then drive (2hr - 3hr depending on where you're staying on the island).
Good to know
- Surface area: 3,684km2 (approx)
- Population: 192,000 (approx)
- Highest point: Mount Ochi (1,394m)
- What’s in a name?: Evia (or Euboea) was once called Macris, Doliche, Euripos, Chalcis and Negroponte
- History: In the 8th century BCE, Chalcidians (from Evia) established Greek colonies at Naxos, Messina and Catania in Sicily
- Curious fact: Evia is the second largest of Greece’s islands after Crete
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why visit Evia?
Where Should You Stay in Evia?
The south of Evia is a common starting point for international travellers, as it’s within a few hours’ drive of Athens. Here, you’ll find perfectly manicured beaches and coastal views that nourish the soul. The north is known for its mineral-rich thermal baths and awe-inspiring natural scenery. Evia’s interior is teeming with dense forests and imposing mountains awaiting exploration. Our luxurious properties offer the ideal base to explore it all. Get in touch with our Villa Specialists to uncover the best villas in Evia for a varied escape.
What Is There to Do in Evia?
Evia is a playground for adventurous travellers, and its large size lends itself to slow exploration. Walk among the enigmatic Dragon Houses of Mount Ochi, soak in the restorative waters of Edipsos, and uncover secluded beaches and traditional villages scattered across its diverse landscape. Its proximity to Athens and Corinth also makes it an excellent base for exploring some of mainland Greece's most celebrated cultural treasures. To make the most of your stay, explore our handpicked Evia experiences or let our Villa Specialists create a tailor-made itinerary inspired by the island's many wonders.
How to Get to Evia
You can get to Evia by flying into Athens International Airport (ATH), around 55 minutes' drive from the island's capital, Chalkida. There are year-round direct flights to Athens from North America and across Europe. From there, you can drive across one of the two bridges connecting Evia to the mainland, or take a ferry from Rafina, Arkitsa or Glyfa. A scenic train also runs from Athens to Chalkida in around 1.5 hours. For more detailed information, including ferry routes and getting around the island, read our Evia travel guide. Hiring a car is recommended for exploring once you arrive, and our Villa Specialists can organise everything from private transfers to car hire, ensuring a smooth arrival at your villa.
From our local specialist
From our local specialist
"Evia is an island with a varied coastline and a rugged, mountainous interior, so if you’re a lover of sports and outdoor pursuits, there are plenty of options to choose from. Particular favourites include sea kayaking, horse riding, hiking and wind surfing."
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