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View of the village of Mesta. Chios island is crescent or kidney-shaped, 50 km (31 mi) long from north to south, and 29 km (18 mi) at its widest, covering an area of 842.289 km 2 (325.210 sq mi). [4] The terrain is mountainous and arid, with a ridge of mountains running the length of the island.
Complete Chios travel guide. Discover the best things to do in Chios Greece, amazing beaches, fantastic restaurants, top hotels, and breathtaking photos!
Chios.gr is the official website of the North Aegean Region about the Regional Unit of Chios, aiming to give information about the islands Chios, Oinousses and Psara and present the sights, the beaches, the available activities and lots more!
Famous for its medieval villages, diverse landscape, beaches with wild beauty and ‘miraculous’ masticha, Chios, in Greece’s North Aegean island chain, is a place of hidden treasures found around every corner. Chios has made quite a name for itself with its mastic villages and proud sea captains.
May 15, 2023 · Uncover the wonders of Chios! Discover what to do in Chios, from historic landmarks to culinary delights. Plan your unforgettable adventure today!
Jun 14, 2023 · Chios, a captivating island in the Aegean Sea, is renowned for its stunning beaches, natural beauty, crystal-clear waters, and diverse coastal landscapes. It’s a haven for beach lovers and sunseekers. In this section, you’ll discover the beauty of Mavra Volia, Komi Beach, and the Anavatos Ruins.
Mar 28, 2024 · Discover Chios Island, the hidden gem of Northern Aegean, and enjoy the authentic island life to the fullest! Chios Island Guide At the eastern borders of Greece, the island of Chios is a hidden gem for everyone that wants to explore its rich history and authentic culture.
Much as Chios is famous for its mastic, it is not the only “magic” one can find on this island. Alongside its rich history starting from the Neolithic Age and including adventures with Saracene pirates...
While no Greek island is like another, Chios has one of the most distinctive faces, thanks to the unique fortress-like architecture of its villages that makes them look so different to their sugar-cube cousins on other islands.
Situated in the North Aegean Sea near the coast of Turkey lies the island of Chios (pronounced Hee-os). Chios is the fifth largest Greek island and is famous for its legendary mastic trees, medieval villages, a UNESCO-recognized monastery, and a rich history dating as far back as the Neolithic period 8,000 years ago.
