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30 miles long and 12 miles wide is a fair size for a Greek Island. Positioned between Samos and Lesvos in the north east Aegean, the island’s scenic contrasts are marked. The north is rocky and barren, almost lunar in appearance, whilst the south is lush and carpeted with citrus groves. Chios is not an island to while away your time on the beach, although there are plenty to choose from. No, Chios is there to be explored and discovered. Amazing, bustling, vibrant Chios Town with its grand church, museums, library, shaded squares, markets, shops and busy harbour. Medieval Mesta with earth-coloured vaulted narrow streets. Startling Pyrgi where the houses and church are decorated in a strange black and white geometric design. Sleepy and strangely elegant Kardamyla, home to wealthy shipping magnates. The rural outposts of hilltop Volissos and nearby Limnos are a million miles away from hustle & bustle as is the almost landlocked harbour village of Emborios on the south coast. It all adds up to one of the most beautiful, interesting and diverse Greek Islands you could wish to visit.
Twin centre and Island Hopping: Chios can be combined with Athens, Lesvos and Samos.
Excursions & Activities: Boat excursions to Cesme in Turkey and the neighbouring islet of Inousses.
Car Hire: Daily hire from £27. Weekly hire from £189. Please contact us for exact prices.
Guide Book & Map: A 130 page guide book worth £16.00 is included free of charge with your tickets if your stay includes 7 nights or more as part of a single centre holiday and is in stock. Otherwise, you can purchase the book in addition to the cost of your holiday or we will include a free map worth £5.00 if in stock.
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