Evia Greece Travel Guide
Range from budget-friendly options to luxury resorts.
Traditional, family-run accommodations with a personal experience.
Self-catering options, from studios to multi-bedroom villas.
Traditional stone houses transformed into guesthouses.
Many hotels around the thermal springs, attracting wellness visitors.
Hotels near popular beaches.
Guesthouses commonly found in smaller towns across the island.
Organized campsites exist, especially along the eastern coast.
Evia presents a range of areas, each with its own character.
Known for beautiful beaches. Marmari has strong winds, making it popular for windsurfing and kitesurfing. This area a more laid-back atmosphere. Karystos has a Venetian castle and a charming harbor.
These zones have more remote, rugged, and natural beauty. Chiliadou is famous for its stunning natural beauty, clear waters, and caves. Facilities are limited here, suiting those seeking tranquility and nature. Agia Anna has a long, organized beach.
Smart booking secures your preferred accommodation at the best price.
Less common at larger hotels, but smaller guesthouses in rural some locations may have a slight discount for walk-in rates, especially off-peak. It is polite to ask.
Always check specific terms before confirming your reservation. Many properties have free cancellation for a period.
Prices are significantly lower in low season, representing good value.
Here are some typical accommodation recommendations based on different traveler requirements.
Basic amenities, often with self-catering options.
Shared dorms or private rooms, communal areas.
Comfortable rooms, typically with a pool and the morning meal.
Stylized and unique rooms, personalized service.
High-end amenities, spas, sea views, sometimes private pools.
Private, spacious accommodations with premium services.
Specialized programs in serene environments, often with thermal access.
€150-€300+ (per night, mid-season)
More space, kitchen facilities, multiple rooms for larger groups.
Amenities and activities for children.
Connecting rooms or spacious suites for family comfort.
€80-€200+ (depending on size, mid-season)
Guesthouses or smaller hotels provide a local feel, often in centrally located spots, making it easy to connect with locals.
Furnished apartments come with full kitchens and laundry access, frequently at weekly and monthly pricing.
Typically €40-€70 per night
Typically €70-€150 per night
Typically €150-€300+ per night
