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A small mountain village with magnificent view and is well worth seeing.
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Σκάλα Σωτήρος
An elongated street village with a remarkable small fishing port.
Πρίνος
A larger village with shops, supermarkets, bakeries, restaurant, pubs but less touristy. A popular attraction of Prinos is the outdoor market (bazaar). It takes place in the town's open square every Monday morning. Visitors can obtain fresh fruits, vegetables, clothing, footwear, household items and at the same time enjoy a unique lively atmosphere.
Along the road there are many smaller, often deserted beaches. Even in high season here you can find a quiet places to relax. Popular with nudists. Most visited are the beaches of Scala Kalirachi and Scala Sotiros.
Καλλιράχη
One of the larger mountain villages with narrow streets and is not very touristy. Worth seeing is the Chapel Metamorfosi above the place. A 5-km-long dirt road (4WD only) leads to just below the summit. From there you walk about 300 m steeply uphill to the chapel. The view is breathtaking from there. Approximately 300 m before the village turn left into the side street and then turn left again at the parking lot in the village. After about 5 km dirt road you reach the parking lot of the chapel.
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.
Σκάλα Καλλιράχης
A street village with a beautiful small harbor that invites you to linger. The harbour is deep enough for sailing boats and offers also power connection for boats. Otherwise very quiet.