Chios Island, located in the North Aegean, is known for its medieval mastic villages and vibrant traditions. The island’s unique mastic trees, which produce the resin used to make mastic gum, are cultivated in the southern part of the island in villages such as Pyrgi and Mesta. Visitors can explore the impressive Nea Moni Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage site, or relax on the island’s beautiful beaches like Mavra Volia, known for its black pebbles. Chios is also famous for its Easter celebrations, which include the spectacular Rocket War in the village of Vrontados. With its rich history, stunning landscapes, and unique traditions, Chios Island offers a captivating experience.