Rising to 1,246 meters, Mount Kandyli (or Kandylion) is the fifth-highest mountain on the island of Evia, standing out due to its dramatic, sheer western slopes that plunge directly into the sea. Along its 15 km coastline, the rugged terrain makes land access impossible, leaving a series of secluded beaches that can only be reached by boat.One of the most remarkable of those … [Read more...]

Stretching across northern Evia, Mount Telethrio (also Telethrion) forms an integral part of the region’s diverse geological landscape, alongside Lichada and Xiron mountains. This mountain is not only a vital ecological haven but also a site of deep historical and cultural significance. With elevations ranging from Mediterranean scrublands to oak and pine forests above 400 … [Read more...]