The town of Kamena Vourla (known as Thronion in Homeric times) is situated at the foot of Mount Knimis at the southeast end of the Maliakos Gulf and developed from 1939 when Read more...

Kamena Vourla thermal springs are classified by specialists as the most important in Greece and generally in Europe. The springs were created from the geological transformations of the Maliakos Gulf Read more...

Four kilometers away from Kamena Vourla, in the heart of mount Knimis,at an altitude of 310m, lies the Monastery of Metamorfossis tou Sotiros (the Saviour’s Transfiguration). The original foundation Read more...

All along the coast of Kamena Vourla the water is clean and swimming is permitted. There are organized beaches, which provide all the comforts and also many sections that are not organized, but ideal for swimming. Read more...

Three kilometers away from Hotel Violetta towards Agios Konstandinos is the organized beach Asproneri (White water) with views to the Northern Gulf of Evia, the Maliakos Gulf and to Lichadonisia. Read more...

The historic site of Thermopyles is a mountain pass between north and south Greece. The area has taken its name from the nearby hot water springs. The pass leads from Locrida to Thessaly, Read more...

In front of Kamena Vourla, on the western side of Northern Evia, lies Lichadonisia, a complex of small islands which locals call the "Greek Seychelles" and are an ecologically protected area, once inhabited by a few Read more...

Mount Knimis, that casts its shadow upon the town of Kamena Vourla, is an ideal destination for nature lovers, hikers, mountain-bikers and mountain climbers, with walking paths full of trees and Read more...

The picturesque village of Mendenitsa is buried in the green landscape of Mount Kallidromos, with an amazing view and a special cultural character. Its medieval castle is one of the most important and best preserved of its kind. Read more...