Roman Quarries

At an altitude of 540 meters, you can discover the remains of an ancient Roman quarry, where massive monolithic columns were carved directly from the rock. Some of these impressive columns, reaching up to 12 meters in length, still remain intact - offering a unique glimpse into ancient engineering and history. These columns were intended to be transported by boat to ancient cities such as Athens, Rome, Constantinople and other important destinations.

Dimosari Gorge

One of the most impressive natural landscapes in Evia, the Dimosari Gorge offers a scenic hiking experience through lush vegetation and flowing waters. The trail begins near Mount Ochi and follows a route of approximately 10 km (3,5 hours), ending at the beach of Kallianou on the Aegean sea. Along the way, hikers will pass trhough plane and chestnut trees, as well as sections of an old stone-paved path.The area is also ideal for birdwatching, with a rich variety of species (210).

Archampolis Gorge

The Archambolis Gorge lies on the northeastern side of Mount Ochi. While walking down the gorge, you can distinguish where the walls of an ancient city remain. According to the archaeologist Keller, these were the walls of a settlement and an acropolis from the 6th and 7th century BC. Archaeologists claim that there was an ancient port, temples and mines in the area. The trail ends on a beautiful cozy beach.

Charakas Gorge (Styra)

Located in a town just 20 minutes drive from the hotel is the small Charakas ravine. The path to the gorge begins at an altitude of 120m, ending at the crystal waters of the Aegean Sea.