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The area of Halkida belongs to the island of Evia that is the second largest in Greece, after Crete.

Long and narrow, it stretches over the Aegean Sea very close alongside the shores of Mainland Greece, separated from it by the Gulf of Euboea and the famous Evripos Straits.

A main highway and ferry-boats from several terminals form the links with this island space which is a centre of attraction for those seeking natural beauty and scenic variety.

There are large fertile valleys and wooded mountainsides where mountain climbers can enjoy themselves as much as those opting, instead, for the attractions of the sea shores with their excellent sandy beaches, organized bathing facilities and charming secluded coves.

Modern life thrives alongside splendidly preserved tradition. There are picturesque country fairs where genuine local customs survive.

Halkida, the island's capital, is accessible from a fork on the main Athens - Lamia highway. A swing bridge carries traffic across the narrow Evripos Straits with their tidal current which Aristotle tried hard to explain in ancient times .

The road from Halkida to Eretria passes by the fine Malakonta beach which has ample facilities for tourists and then goes through the village of Vassiliko which possesses distinctive local colour and a Venetian tower.

Close by are the seaside settlements of Lefkanti and Kambos.

Continuing South along the coastal road, on the shores of the Gulf of Euboea, one comes upon the township of Amarinthos which has a fine beach, tranquil surroundings and plenty of attractive fish dishes to offer.

Nearby are the Byzantine churches of Metamorphosis and Kimissis Theotokou. At Vlihos there is a Macedonian grave. Ano Vathia is a quaint village with its Byzantine Church of Zoodochos Pighi and the monastery of Agios Nikolaos.

Following along the foothills of Mt. Skliro, the road leads into the town of Aliveri with its spreading plain, its old tower and church of Agios Loukas.

In the same district stands the church of Agios Nikolaos which contains well preserved Byzantine frescoes. At Aliveri there is a major electric power station.

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