From the vibrant Lilac River Delta to the quiet woods of Rovies and the coastal serenity of Agia Anna, Northern Evia invites you to witness the rhythms of migration and song in landscapes untouched by mass tourism. Whether you’re spotting herons in the reeds, woodpeckers in the trees, or shorebirds dancing along the tide, these birdwatching sites offer more than just sightings they offer a peaceful, sustainable way to connect with the wild heart of the island.

Experience the rhythm of migration at the Lilac River Delta, where hundreds of bird species gather in a wetland rich with life.

📍Lilac River Delta, Northern Evia

The Lilac River Delta, located in the northern reaches of Evia, is one of the island’s most significant birdwatching hotspots. This vast wetland is an essential resting and feeding ground for migratory birds traveling between Europe and Africa. Its unique blend of marshes, rice paddies, and aquatic habitats hosts an impressive range of waterbirds, from graceful herons and vibrant ducks to flocks of geese passing through during seasonal migrations. The tranquility of the landscape, combined with the diversity of avian life, makes this destination a must for birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts alike.

What to expect:

• Birdwatching: Numerous aquatic and migratory species can be seen throughout the year.

• Easy access: The trails are well-marked, perfect for leisurely strolls while birdwatching.

• Varied landscapes: Marshes, rice paddies, and wetlands form a rich ecosystem for local wildlife.

Why it’s sustainable:

•  The site is accessible by public transport or on foot, lowering environmental impact.

•  Local initiatives support eco-friendly tourism.

•  Efforts focus on preserving natural bird habitats.

Wander through the serene woodlands of Rovies, where the songs of forest birds accompany your every step.

📍Rovies Forest, Northern Evia

Nestled on the tranquil west coast of Northern Evia, the Rovies Forest is a lesser-known gem for birdwatchers in search of quiet, natural beauty. The forest offers a peaceful sanctuary to a wide range of woodland bird species, including the shy green woodpecker, the melodious spotted flycatcher, and numerous songbirds hidden within the dense canopy. Well-marked trails weave through diverse forest habitats, providing excellent birding opportunities as well as a deep immersion in the serene rhythms of nature.

What to expect:

• Forest Bird Watching: A wide variety of species live in the forests and woodlands.

• Unspoiled Nature: The forest is largely undisturbed, providing a perfect natural environment for birds.

• Accessible Trails: Several marked paths for easy and enjoyable exploration.

Why it’s sustainable:

•  Forest access is mainly on foot, promoting carbon-free tourism.

•  Visitors are encouraged to respect the local environment.

•  Supports sustainable practices to protect the forest.

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Relax on the shores of Agia Anna while watching the wings of migration sweep across the sea breeze.

📍Agia Anna Beach, Northern Evia

Agia Anna Beach, located on the island’s eastern coast, is more than just a beautiful spot for sun and sea — it’s also a remarkable destination for coastal birdwatching. Backed by dunes and saltwater wetlands, the area provides vital habitat for shorebirds, waders, and migratory passerines. It’s the perfect destination for those who want to blend leisure with a passion for birding, offering serene landscapes where birds and waves coexist in harmony.

What to expect:

• Coastal Birdwatching: Especially shorebirds and other migratory birds.

• Seascapes: Views of the Aegean Sea and the surrounding dunes create a serene atmosphere.

• Tranquil Ambience: A perfect place to enjoy nature while observing local wildlife.

Why it’s sustainable:

• Access to the beach is eco-friendly, respecting the environment.

• Local initiatives protect fragile dune and wetland ecosystems.

• Soft tourism preserves the habitat and supports the local economy.