Kantili

Mount Kantili reaches an elevation of 1,246 meters and extends 25 kilometers along the western coast of Euboea, featuring steep slopes toward the North Euboean Gulf.

The mountain slopes contain remains of ancient Greek settlements, with archaeological evidence indicating continuous human presence in the region since antiquity.

Local inhabitants traditionally refer to the mountain's peak as Kourouvlo, reflecting the strong connection between the community and this geographical landmark.

Visitors can access the mountain through a marked trail starting from Troupi village, passing through pine forests and reaching the summit after a challenging 4-hour hike.

The mountain's position creates a natural barrier along the coastline, resulting in the absence of coastal roads and preserving the untouched natural environment.

Location: Mantoudi-Limni-Agia Anna Municipality

Elevation above the sea: 1,246 m

GPS coordinates: 38.69928,23.43532

Latest update: March 17, 2025 20:01