Lamarí to Glyfáda Road on Evia Island Motorcycle Route

The road section discussed here is located on the island of Evia (Εύβοια), the second largest Greek island by area, situated in the Aegean Sea. The road connects the village of Lamarí at its starting point to the village of Glyfáda at its end, passing through the settlement of Strópones. Evia is known for its varied terrain, combining coastal areas with mountainous inland regions. This road lies entirely on the island, covering a distance of approximately 13.7 kilometers (8.5 miles). The elevation along the road ranges from 131 meters (430 feet) to 480 meters (1,575 feet), indicating some moderate altitude changes along the route. An interactive map showing the road can be found at the end of this article.

The Lamarí to Glyfáda road is primarily asphalt surfaced, with a surface quality rated at 4.1 out of 5, indicating a generally smooth and well-maintained pavement suitable for motorcycle touring. The road length is about 13.7 kilometers (8.5 miles). It features a moderately curvy layout, with a curviness rating of 1.81 on a scale where 3 is extremely curvy, suggesting a route with some bends but not overly technical for riders.

Regarding lane configuration, approximately 25% of the road consists of a single lane, while about 59% has two lanes. The road width varies, with around 4% being narrow, 43% of middle width, and another 43% wide, providing a generally comfortable riding width for motorcycles. The speed limit is set at 50 km/h (31 mph), reflecting the road's characteristics and safety considerations.

Only a small portion of the road (about 4.8%) passes through inhabited areas, which may reduce traffic interruptions and enhance the riding experience. The road is situated entirely on Evia island, which covers an area of 4,444.33 square kilometers, making it a significant landmass with diverse landscapes.

There is no specific information indicating seasonal closures or restrictions for motorcycles on this road. Given its location on Evia island and moderate elevation, the road is likely accessible year-round, although riders should always verify local conditions, especially during adverse weather. No event-related closures have been reported. Riders should also be aware that speed limits and road conditions may vary, and local regulations should be followed.

Currently, there are no tolls or entrance fees associated with the Lamarí to Glyfáda road on Evia island. However, toll policies can change, so it is advisable to check official Greek transport or tourism websites for the latest information. For general information about road tolls and fees in Greece, riders can consult the official Greek Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport website or other government resources.

This article focuses on the specific road section between Lamarí and Glyfáda on Evia island. For more detailed geographic and cultural context, readers can refer to the Evia Wikipedia page. The island offers a variety of landscapes and attractions that may interest motorcyclists exploring the region. The interactive map below provides a visual representation of the road's route and surroundings.