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Practical info — Marmari

🌤 Weather — 5 days

📍 Nearby

Sights nearby

💡 Tips

  • Take the fast ferry from Rafina; Marmari is one of the quickest reachable spots on Evia from the mainland.
  • Prepare for windy afternoons; the town is a major hub for windsurfers and kitesurfers.
  • Take a boat trip to the Petali Islands directly opposite, famous for their turquoise waters.
  • Visit Megali Ammos beach, a shifting sand spit that changes shape according to the sea currents.

🍽 Food

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Grilled Sardines

Fresh sardines are a local delicacy in the fish tavernas along the harbor.

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Thyme Honey

The hills around Marmari are rich in thyme; buy honey directly from local producers.

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Evia Wine

Try regional wines from the vineyards of South Evia in the local bars.

🛍 Shopping · 🧘 Quiet spots

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Local Olive Oil

The region produces high-quality olive oil, available in many shops in the village.

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Wild Herbs

Look for dried oregano and mountain tea collected from the surrounding area.

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Megali Ammos

Visit this beach early in the morning before the kitesurfers arrive for total peace.

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Backcountry Paths

Hike into the hills behind Marmari for solitude and panoramic views of the gulf.

Marmari is a welcoming seaside town on the southwestern coast of Evia, Greece's second-largest island. Built amphitheatrically around a scenic bay, the town provides dramatic views of the Petalioi Gulf. Originally a traditional fishing village, Marmari has evolved into a popular summer destination that retains its authentic Greek character and relaxed pace of life. The region is famous for its magnificent coastline, which features some of the most striking beaches in Evia. The impressive sand spit of Μεγάλη Άμμος is a true paradise for kite and windsurfers. Visitors can also discover tranquil spots like Steni Beach, the beautiful shores of Κεφάλα and Μικρή Κεφάλα, or the sheltered and peaceful bay of Ζάστανα. Along the waterfront promenade, traditional tavernas serve fresh seafood and local Evian specialties. Marmari is easily accessible by regular ferry connections from the port of Rafina near Athens, making it a highly convenient getaway for families, nature lovers, and water sports enthusiasts.

Geography

Population
1,972
Coordinates
38.04658, 24.32163

Facts

  • Evia island
  • Petalioi Gulf
  • Windsurfing center
  • Ferry to Rafina
  • Picturesque sand spits
  • Former fishing village
  • Seafood gastronomy
  • Sandy beaches

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Sights in the town Marmari (4)

Megale Ammos🎡 recreation

A long sandy beach with shallow waters, popular for windsurfing on the east coast of Evia.

Aphane Naute🏺 historical

Ruins of an ancient settlement by the sea.

Steni Beach🎡 recreation

Long sandy beach with shallow waters.

Karpastoni🌿 nature

Karpastoni is a notable mountain peak offering scenic views near Marmari.

Frequently asked questions

Marmari: where is it located?
Marmari is located in Greece.
Marmari: what is there to see?
Highlights include Megale Ammos, Aphane Naute, Steni Beach.
Marmari: why is it worth visiting?
Marmari is a welcoming seaside town on the southwestern coast of Evia, Greece's second-largest island.
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