Euboea

Euboea with pictures from almost all regions, including the neighbouring island of Skyros. Although Euboea, also called Evia, is Greece's second-largest island, it hardly receives any tourism. So far, the tranquil island has been spared from package tourism, which has degraded islands such as Crete, Santorini or Rhodes into event centres. Above all, the island's beauty and historical sites are hardly known abroad. The book aims to counteract this. It is meant to be an inspiration, to encourage individual discovery. On 212 pages, it presents the island of Euboea with about 380 good colour photos and concise but very informative texts. Information that ages quickly, as in travel guides, is avoided, because you can research tavernas, hotels and transport connections on the internet. The reader gets a lot of suggestions for putting together his or her own trip. The book contains information, descriptions, sports, hiking and cycling tips and covers everything from breathtaking beaches to hidden historical gems. Overview map with content notes. Only 1.5 hours from Athens airport, individual travellers experience authentic Greece. The diversity and variety of the landscape from north to south, from east to west, with mountains, streams, waterfalls, lonely bays, characterise the island. The predominantly expressive naturalness is one of the special features of Euboea."Euboea really deserves such a book".(Greece Newspaper 2.8.23 kb)