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A small old village with almost no tourism but with quite a number of foreigners that build houses there. On the right side of the road to Georgios and Rachoni lie the ruins of an old watermill. It is located between the two villages and is not easy to find in the bushes but well worth seeing. The chapel Agios Georgios above the village is worth a visit.
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Ραχώνι
Not a tourist village. An interesting sight is a church directly before the village. It is a nice cool place on hot summer days under large trees and with waterways. A tavern is also there. Above the village is the island's only dog sanctuary. Approximately 3-km dirt road above the village is the small worth seeing chapel St. Johann (Agios Joannis) in an impressive mountain landscape. The way is signposted. You can drive with 4WD, but also make a worthwhile walk up.
Σκάλα Ραχωνίου
A small quiet harbour village with few tourists. Some kilometres north are several nice and crowded beaches and bays.
This beach offers easy access by both land and boat. Not heavily organized.
Μεγάλος Πρίνος, also known as Megalos Kasavitis
A "must-see" mountain village with old, mostly renovated houses and a very beautiful central square under plane trees with restaurants. It is delightfully cool even on the hottest summer days. Above the village lies the Chapel Agios Joannis, in a beautiful environment that can be reached via a 4 km-long dirt road.
Μικρός Πρίνος, also known as Micros Kasavitis
A formerly dilapidated mountain village that has been rebuilt in a touristy way. From here, there is a tortuous road leading to the Monastery "Panteleimonos ' at high altitude in the mountains. The ride and the spectacular views are more worthwhile than the visit of the monastery.
Pier of the ferry to Kavala. Beautiful sandy beaches, restaurants, hotels, a campsite, otherwise rather quiet.