Nea Artaki

Among the coastal towns of Central Greece, Nea Artaki stands out for its roots as a community founded by Greek refugees from Artaki in Asia Minor. Set on Euboea’s western shore along the Euboean Gulf, it faces the Greek mainland and lies just north of Chalkida. The town was established in 1923, after the compulsory population exchange between Greece and Turkey, and its name preserves the memory of the refugees’ former home on the Sea of Marmara. Its seafront and harbour keep daily life closely connected to the gulf, while local traditions retain links with its Asia Minor origins. Find related webcams around Nea Artaki and the Euboean Gulf to build a fuller picture of central Euboea.

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