Kaména Voúrla

Seven km/4.5mi east of Kaména Voúrla on the road to Athens lies Áyios Konstantínos, a pretty little fishing village. 18km/11mi beyond Áyios Konstantínos is Arkítsa, from which there is a ferry to Loutrá Aidipsoú on Euboea.

At Kalápodi, near Kaména Voúrla, there is a site first reported by Wheler, an English traveler, in the 17th century but only recently excavated. The excavations brought to light the foundations of a Doric temple of Artemis measuring 19m/63ft by 46m/151ft (probably fifth century B.C.), together with an altar which was found intact, complete with votive offerings. This is believed to be the sanctuary of Artemis Elaphebolia of Hyampolis.