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Chalkida from Karababa castle

Chalkida

Couples and travellers wanting a city, promenade and strait-side life at Evia’s gateway

Chalkida is Evia's gateway city, extending across both sides of the Euripus Strait. The old bridge and high bridge connect the island with the mainland, while the promenade turns walks towards the water. The strait's changing currents form part of local identity; Karababa castle on Kanithos hill adds a landmark above the city and bay.

We would compare hotels here for urban evenings with promenade meals and walks. It suits travellers combining city time with selected Evia outings rather than expecting every day to begin at a resort beach.

Check the side of the strait, parking and the route between room and evening plans. Choose a swimming beach separately: urban waterfront proximity does not define sea access.

Our tip

Check which side of the strait holds the address and the intended promenade route. A bridge-side room does not establish a swimming beach; clarify parking separately.

  • Palms along the Chalkida promenade

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