NORTHERN EVIA ISLAND. GREECE

We will start the journey by going to the famous hermit, St. John Russo, a serpentine road to his shrine. St. John Russo Christian Church is located in Prokopi and is dedicated to this sacred place. There are plenty of worshipers here who come to visit St. The relics of John Russo. This miracle is associated with most of the miracles described in the ancient sources. Until now, people have firmly believed that they have visited and prayed at this church near St. Mary’s Church. John Russo’s sarcophagus will come wonders, desires will come, loved ones will recover … Here you will find out who connects Prokopi village with Turkey’s famous Cappadocia.
 St. David’s Monastery, located on the edge of the Kavalaris and Xiron Oros Mountains, overlooking the high village of Drimon, is a significant pilgrimage not only on the island of Evia but also throughout Greece. . This monastery is dedicated to St. To the metamorphosis of David and our Savior.
The monastery is built so that it is protected from sparkling winds from all directions, but not from the snow, during the cold winter months. Nonetheless, this monastery attracts visitors and pilgrims throughout Greece and abroad throughout the year, and delights all visitors with its sweet “loukoumi” and a cup of warm mountain tea or Greek coffee. You can even get a free stay here.
Valuable and miraculous holy relics left behind from St. The stage of David’s life and the subsequent supervisors of his monastery are protected and displayed in the monastery. One of them, St. David’s personal stuff. Currently, the monastery has gained great popularity, which it received as a legacy from one of St. David’s follower is a very charismatic monk with divine abilities. This is Jacob Elder. It is believed that he has done many interventions to help people with pain. Hundreds of pilgrims arrive today to worship Him and praise His help in small or bigger problems.
Every weekend, this Holy Monastery of Evia gives visitors the opportunity to explore the exclusive heritage of the religious heritage of the island of Evia.
“Drimona” waterfalls are an exceptional place in nature. These magnificent waterfalls lie in the north of Evia, at 620 meters near Rovies. The journey between the juicy greenery gives the visitor untold peace. We will travel along the tracks of the Neolithic era, with interesting stories about 10,000 ages before the waterfalls. There are two versions of the name of the drimon: either from the thick oak (δρυς = dris) forest that surrounds the waterfall, or because of the heavy frosts (δριμυ = drimi) that press in the winter months.
From the mountains, the Sipias River creates a cozy natural atmosphere, spreading its turquoise waters at these beautiful waterfalls. The water caught in the pulse hits all its strength from a 15m high lake of crystal clearness surrounded by steep rocks and old woods. This juicy green and forested lake is a very important natural place because old and tall oaks grow alongside very rare, special beauty, black pine trees. You will have a great time not only to see the beauty of nature, but also to enjoy swimming in the waterfall and the clear lake, so you can enjoy the summer heat.
If you do not want to swim in the cold mountain waters of Drimon Falls, you can soak up the hot springs of Edipsso.
 Edipso’s hot springs. When you come to this place you will say goodbye to stress. When you are bathed in hot springs you will feel rejuvenated, your psychological level will be restored and you will return home with glittering eyes. There are more than 80 different temperatures in this donated corner of the island of Evia (the temperature of the water ranges from 35 to 90 degrees C), some of them like juicy vegetation that stretches to the sea and falls into small waterfalls, thus warming the sea water even during winter. In this mineral-saturated water, many people have discovered healing from chronic ailments. It’s like a gift from the Greek Gods.
The therapeutic properties of these waters were a source of inspiration for mythology, and closer to them – coming to this wonderful place …