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The village of Evia that invites you to explore it this weekend

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Autumn is the time when you are nostalgic in the summer and so your appetite for excursions around increases. And Evia is always a good opportunity for a one-day trip or even a weekend. Its slightly more mountainous villages are waiting for you to have a good time and explore another side of it, different from the summer. One such beautiful village in Evia is Drymonas with its famous waterfalls.

The village of Evia that invites you to explore it this weekend

The village of Drymonas in North Evia is a well-known and favorite destination for excursions away from Athens. In addition to the monastery of St. David, it is also known for the beautiful waterfalls of the river sipia. The famous waterfalls are located between the villages of Kerasia and Drymonas at an altitude of 620 meters. The water falls from a height of 15 meters. The wonderful natural environment, with green landscape and black pine trees to make the place special, can be the excursion of September or October.

The waterfalls of Drymonas is a location of unique natural beauty. The route you take to get there consists of a green landscape. It will fill you with unique feelings of peace and tranquility.

Drymonas and its history

There are two versions of how the area got its name. One mentions that it is from the dense oak forest that surrounds it. The second version has to do with strong cold weather that prevails in the area during the winter months.

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Walking through the waterfall area you will find a wooden pavilion with a small exhibition of local plants as well as fossils that have been found in the area. They have also been constructed by the Forest Service with natural materials, tree trunks and ropes, bridges and supports. This way you will enjoy the unprecedented waterfalls through a short trek.

The river Sipia creates a magical sight by scattering its water in the dreamy waterfalls. The waterfalls with a rock and momentum from a height of 15 meters in a crystal lake surrounded by rocks and forest. This verdant lake is of great ecological value due to the dense fir forest that surrounds it and you combine with the rare black pine trees.

Evia: Ideal destination for excursion

You can also combine your stay in other villages such as Rodies or Agios. This season, in fact, the golden-yellow leaves will make your excursion magnificent and will fill you with beautiful memories. To see exactly how you’re going to get to drymon you can click HERE.

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Drymonas is a popular village in North Evia known for its stunning waterfalls on the Sipia river and the historic monastery of St. David. The waterfalls are located at an altitude of 620 meters between the villages of Kerasia and Drymonas, with water cascading down from a height of 15 meters into a crystal-clear lake surrounded by forest.

Autumn is an ideal time to visit Drymonas because the weather is pleasant and the golden-yellow leaves create a magnificent natural backdrop for your excursion. During September and October, you can escape the summer heat while enjoying the unique autumn landscape with green scenery and black pine trees that make the area special.

At the Drymonas waterfalls, you will find a wooden pavilion with a small exhibition featuring local plants and fossils discovered in the area. The Forest Service has constructed natural bridges and supports made from tree trunks and ropes, allowing visitors to enjoy the waterfalls through a short trek while experiencing the peaceful and tranquil natural environment.

There are two versions explaining the origin of Drymonas' name. The first version suggests it comes from the dense oak forest that surrounds the area. The second version relates to the strong and cold weather that prevails in the region during the winter months.

You can combine your stay in Drymonas with visits to other nearby villages such as Rodies or Agios. This makes it possible to explore multiple destinations in the Evia region during your weekend excursion and experience the diverse natural beauty the area has to offer.

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