Aliveri is a small town in the Prefecture of Evia and belongs to the municipality of Kimi - Aliveri, where it is based. Aliveri is a modern town, with significant economic and commercial activity. It is located 52 kilometers southeast of Halkida Prefecture. It is built amphitheatrically on hills and is 2 kilometers from the coast of the Euboean Gulf. The coastal area of Aliveri called Karavos is essentially the port of Aliveri. It is picturesque and touristy, full of cafes and taverns. However if one wants to swim, next to the port there is a beautiful sandy beach.
Arch: On the second day of Easter in Aliveri, the custom of the arch is revived. After the vespers of love held in the Panagitsa church, the residents of Aliveri, wearing a red carnation in their lapels, gather in the courtyard of the church of Agios Georgios. There begins a cheerful Lambriatic dance led by the master, the most vocal of the group. The master sings each couplet and then the others repeat in dance. The custom of the arch, which dates from around 1850, is related to the legend of the bridge of Arta, as the song sung by the proto-dancer-master accompanied by the improvised choir is none other than the folk song "Tis Arta the bridge". The custom has its roots in the period of the construction of the church of Agios Georgios by Epirote masons, who danced the song in question on the day of the completion of the church or according to other sources they often sang it during their work.
In Aliveri you will find many bars - clubs, cafes in the beautiful alleys and cobblestones, in Karavos just 1.5 km from the center you will find many taverns.
Since Aliveri is the most central place in southern Evia, you will be able to shop in many local and branded shops as well as be served by many banks such as Ethniki, Alpha bank, Piraeus and Eurobank.
In Aliveri you will also find several Super Markets such as Masoutis, Kritikos, Vassilopoulos, lidl, Sklavenitis.
