Overview
Agia Anna is a coastal commune on Evvia's western shore with one of Europe's longest beaches at roughly 7 km. During summer, the population swells from about 1000 winter residents to around 7000, creating a lively but still relaxed beach atmosphere.
Beach · Day Trips · Family Travel · Nature
Before you go
Accommodation
Camping is the standout option at Agia Anna, with Club Agia Anna popular for families. Hotels include Agali Hotel and Thalatta seaside hotel.
Activities
The 7 km beach is the main attraction. Nearby Drymonas waterfalls are 18 km away. The Folklore museum and Church of the Assumption are cultural highlights.
Transport
Agia Anna is reached via Chalkida (47 km south) or Limni (12 km southwest). Local buses connect to nearby towns but schedules are sparse outside summer.
Weather
Summer brings peak crowds and warm weather. May-June and September offer milder conditions with fewer tourists.
