09:30

Arrival and stroll in Mantoudi

Spend the morning in the town center, taking in the shopping streets and the area’s everyday life. If you’re arriving from the south, allow enough time to reach the village: the island’s roads are scenic but often winding.

Park in the center and check on site for any restrictions.

11:00

Church of Agios Ioannis Theologos

Stop by the church, respecting the silence and any religious services. Admission is normally free; to visit inside, you may need to find the church open.

Modest clothing, especially during services.

12:00

Transfer to Prokopi

Reach Prokopi by car in about 20–30 minutes, depending on traffic and your starting point. Once you arrive, leave the car in the village parking area and continue on foot toward the sanctuary.

Do not leave any items visible in the car.

12:45

Church of Saint John the Russian

Visit the church dedicated to Saint John the Russian, a pilgrimage site known throughout Greece. Admission is free; allow around 30–45 minutes and check local opening hours, which may change on holidays.

During pilgrimage periods, it can be busier.

14:00

Lunch and a break in Prokopi

Stop at a village taverna for a simple lunch with Greek dishes and local products: approximately €12–25 per person. Leave a little time for a short walk before setting off again.

Ask whether bread and appetizers are included: they are often charged separately.

17:00

Arrival in Limni and check-in

Drive from Prokopi to Limni in about 35–45 minutes and check in for the first three nights. In the evening, it’s ideal for a leisurely stroll along the seafront and dinner at the harbor, with an estimated cost of €15–30 per person.

Booking accommodation in advance is advisable in high season.

09:00

Walk through the center of Limni

Start from the seafront and wander through the village lanes, among traditional houses, cafés and views over the Gulf of Euboea. An unhurried walk takes about an hour; there is no cost.

The morning light is pleasant for photographing the harbor.

10:30

Folklore Museum of Limni

If open, visit the museum to learn about the customs, traditions and objects of local everyday life. Hours may be seasonal or limited: allow for an indicative entry fee of €2–5, to be checked on site.

Check opening times with the tourist office or nearby businesses.

12:00

Church of Agios Nikolaos

Make a short visit to the church and observe its architectural and religious features, avoiding visits during services. Access is generally free and the stop can last 15–30 minutes.

Churches may be closed outside worship hours.

13:00

Lunch on the seafront

Have lunch at a taverna in Limni, choosing fish or Euboean specialties: budget about €15–30 per person. After lunch, take a break in the shade before the excursion.

The cost of fish can vary greatly depending on weight and availability.

15:30

Galataki Monastery

Drive to the monastery, allowing roughly 20–30 minutes from Limni; the final stretch may be narrow and slow. Visit the accessible areas respectfully and do not assume it is open: admission is usually free.

Check the opening hours and road conditions before setting off.

18:00

Return and sunset in Limni

Return to the village and stroll along the waterfront again, choosing a café or gelateria for a break of about €3–8 per person. In the evening, you can have dinner in the same area without having to move around any more.

In summer, the tables by the harbor fill up quickly.

09:00

Departure for Rovies

From Limni, reach Rovies in about 20–30 minutes by car, following the coastal road. Take a short walk through the village and admire the agricultural landscape, also known for its olive groves.

Fill up in Limni if the tank is low.

10:00

Rovies Beach

Spend a couple of hours at the beach, alternating a swim with a walk along the shoreline. Access is free; sunbeds and umbrellas, where available, generally cost around €8–20 per set.

Bring water shoes if the stretch you choose is pebbly.

12:30

Lunch in Rovies

Head back to the village or choose a taverna near the coast for a simple lunch, with an estimated cost of €12–25 per person. Allow about an hour and a half to eat and rest before the drive inland.

In the low season, some places may be closed on weekdays.

14:30

Transfer to Saint David's Monastery

Drive toward the Monastery of Saint David; the journey usually takes 25–40 minutes, but the mountain road requires moderate speeds. Park in the available spaces and continue on foot for the short access stretch.

Avoid taking the road in a hurry or after sunset.

15:15

Visit to the Monastery of Saint David

Explore the permitted areas of the monastery, an important spiritual site in the region, while maintaining respectful behavior. Admission is normally free, but opening times and reception can vary: allow 45–60 minutes.

To enter, you may be asked to wear clothing that covers your shoulders and knees.

17:00

Return to Limni

Head back to Limni at a relaxed pace, stopping for scenic views only where it is safe to park. End the day with dinner along the waterfront, budgeting about €15–30 per person.

The light fades early outside summer: check the sunset time.

08:30

Departure for Drimona

Leave Limni with water, suitable shoes, and a light jacket: the route climbs inland and can be cooler than the coast. Allow about 35–50 minutes by car, depending on the road chosen and surface conditions.

Fill up before departing and do not rely on open services along the route.

09:30

Drimona Waterfalls

Follow the accessible trails toward the waterfalls and allow about 1–2 hours for the walk, stopping only in permitted areas. Access to the natural area is generally free; after rain, the ground can be slippery.

Do not approach the wet edges and check the trail conditions.

12:00

Packed lunch break

Stop in a suitable area and bring a lunch purchased before leaving Limni, with an estimated cost of €8–15 per person. Do not leave litter and respect any bans on parking or lighting fires.

Dining services in the mountains may be limited or seasonal.

13:30

Kerasia Petrified Forest

Make your way to the petrified forest area and admire the fossil remains and surrounding landscape without touching or removing any finds. The outdoor visit is usually free; allow about an hour, including time for local transfers.

Wear closed shoes and bring water even in the cooler months.

15:00

Kerasia Fossil Museum

If open, visit the museum to learn more about the fossils and the region's natural history. Opening hours may be irregular or seasonal; expect a possible admission fee of €2–5 and check before you arrive.

Do not plan the visit without checking local opening times first.

16:30

Transfer and check-in in Agia Anna

Continue to Agia Anna, allowing roughly 45–60 minutes by car on inland roads. Settle in for two nights and have dinner in the village or near the coast, with an estimated cost of €15–30 per person.

In high season, it is advisable to book accommodation in advance.

09:00

Walk in Agia Anna

Spend the morning in the village and its essential shops, having breakfast in a local café. The stop is free, except for drinks and purchases, generally from €3–10 per person.

Buy water and beach supplies before heading away from the center.

10:30

Agia Anna Beach

Head to Agia Anna Beach, also known locally as Agkali, and choose a serviced or unorganized stretch. Access to the sea is free; sun loungers and umbrellas can cost around €8–20 per set.

The surf can change: follow the safety instructions on the beach.

13:00

Lunch near the beach

Have lunch at a seaside taverna or bring a simple meal, with an estimated cost of €12–25 per person. During the hottest hours, it is better to stay in the shade and reduce sun exposure.

Ask whether parking is reserved for customers before leaving your car.

15:30

Transfer to Achladi

Drive to Achladi in about 15–25 minutes; allow more time if the road is busy or if you are looking for parking near the shore. The coast offers a quieter atmosphere than the more crowded spots in peak season.

Bring cash for any purchases at small shops.

16:00

Achladi Beach

Stop for a swim and a walk along the beach, leaving time to relax before heading back. Access is free; any beach services have variable prices, usually in the range of €8–20 for a set.

Check the sea conditions before swimming.

19:00

Return and dinner in Agia Anna

Head back to base and have dinner in the village, with an estimated budget of €15–30 per person. If you still have energy, end with an evening stroll along the coast.

In summer, some restaurants are very busy during peak hours.

09:00

Departure for Fragaki

Leave Agia Anna after breakfast and drive toward the northern coast, allowing about 20–35 minutes for the first leg. Local roads can be narrow: keep your speed modest and use the marked pull-offs.

Bring a beach umbrella, water and snacks: facilities may be limited.

09:45

Fragaki Beach

Start with a swim and a walk along the shore. The beach is freely accessible; sunbeds and other services are not guaranteed, so plan as you would for a non-equipped beach.

Check on site whether there is any natural shade.

11:45

Kotsikia Beach

Drive for about 10–20 minutes, taking into account road conditions and any stops. Spend a couple of hours at the beach and plan for a break in the shade during the hottest hours; access is free.

Do not park on vegetation or on access paths to the shoreline.

14:00

Packed lunch and break

Have lunch with supplies bought in town, for an estimated cost of €8–15 per person, or head back to a town if you prefer a taverna. Leave the beach clean and take your rubbish with you.

In summer, do not leave food or bottles in the sun inside the car.

15:30

Krya Vrysi Beach

Reach Krya Vrysi and pick a quiet stretch for one last swim or a walk. Access is generally free; before entering the water, check the waves and currents, which can change quickly.

Avoid leaving valuables unattended on the beach.

17:30

Transfer to Mantoudi and check-in

Drive toward Mantoudi, allowing roughly 35–50 minutes depending on your starting point and route. Settle in for the final night and have dinner in town, with an estimated cost of €12–25 per person.

Refuel if the next day you need to continue on to other areas of the island.

08:30

Departure from Mantoudi to Vasilika

Depart early for the northwest coast and allow around 45–60 minutes of driving, depending on the route you choose. Have breakfast before leaving and check fuel and weather conditions.

This day involves more time on the road than the previous ones: don’t pack in too many stops.

09:30

Vasilika Beach

Stop for a walk and, if conditions allow, a swim. Access is free; bring water and sunscreen, as facilities may vary by season.

Follow local signs so you can park without blocking access points.

11:30

Pefki Beach

Head to Pefki and enjoy a stop along its long shoreline, with a transfer that can take about 25–40 minutes. If you want sun loungers and umbrellas, expect an indicative cost of €8–20 per set.

In the summer months, parking near the beach may take longer.

13:30

Lunch in Pefki

Stop at a taverna or a seafront spot: the indicative budget is €15–30 per person. To save time, choose a simple meal and leave a buffer for the next transfer.

Ask the price of fish dishes before ordering.

15:00

Psaropouli Beach

Continue to Psaropouli for a brief final seaside stop; the drive may take about 25–40 minutes. Beach access is free: keep an eye on the time and don’t leave late for the next leg of the trip.

If you need to catch a ferry or reach the airport, skip this stop and leave well in advance.

16:45

Kymasi Port

Head back toward Mantoudi and make a short stop at Kymasi port, allowing roughly 45–60 minutes of driving from Psaropouli. It’s a useful place to watch maritime traffic and get your bearings on the connections: free to walk around, except for any services.

Ferry schedules must be checked directly with the operator.

18:00

Wrap-up and departure

End the itinerary in Mantoudi or continue on to your next destination. Before setting off, consider stopping for fuel and supplies; allow extra time on the inland roads, especially after dark.

Do not plan tight connections after a day of sightseeing.