Kymi

The landscape around Kymi is a steep, cultivated hillside descending toward the Aegean Sea, which has shaped both the town’s terraced layout and its local economy. Perched on eastern Euboea, Kymi looks across open water and is linked by road to the island’s interior, while its port lies far below the main settlement. The harbour is an important departure point for ferries to Skyros, giving this hillside town a practical maritime role. Kymi is also closely associated with dried figs, a protected local product whose cultivation remains part of the area’s identity. See how Kymi relates to Euboea and the central Aegean by browsing webcams nearby.

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