Loutra Edipsou
Among the coastal settlements of northern Euboea, Agiokampos stands out for its long, open shore on the North Euboean Gulf. The settlement lies on Evia’s northwest coast, facing the Greek mainland across a narrow arm of the Aegean and backed by low, wooded hills rather than a dense urban skyline. Its seafront combines a beach, small boats and holiday homes, giving the place a resort character while remaining part of a lived-in island coast. Agiokampos belongs to the municipality of Istiaia-Aidipsos, whose best-known town, Loutra Edipsou, is associated with thermal springs known since antiquity. The wider setting links bathing beaches, fishing waters and road access along northern Evia.
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Tucked along northwestern Euboea beside the Euboean Gulf, Loutra Edipsou is a resort town whose character is shaped by mineral-rich thermal springs. Known for therapeutic bathing since antiquity, it remains one of Greece’s best-established spa destinations. Hot water rises from numerous springs and, in places, reaches the shore, where it meets the gulf’s seawater. Hotels, cafés and bathing facilities follow the waterfront, while ferry links across the gulf connect northern Euboea with the mainland at Arkitsa. Explore nearby webcam locations that provide complementary perspectives on northern Euboea and the Euboean Gulf.
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