Kythira

Agia Pelagia: on the northeast side of the island. Small harbor town with pebble beach, taverns and cafes and small hotel businesses. There are several bathing beaches along the coast. A marked hiking trail also connects these beaches. The view from the village leads directly to the Peleponnes. Passing ships always provide variety.

Avlemonas, a small picturesque fishing village on the east coast of Kithira. The architectural style with the typical white houses and blue windows is reminiscent of the Cyclades islands. There are several plateaus with entry aids for swimming. A Venetian fortress can be seen at the entrance to the harbor. This fortress also bears the coat of arms of Venice, the lion of St. Marcus. (Here the ship "Mentor" of Lord Elgin capsized, who wanted to ship marble friezes from the Parthenon temple.) There are some taverns in the village.

Diakofti is the small ferry port of Kythira. During the season, the ferry commutes up to twice a day to Neapoli in the southern Peloponnese. A good hour's drive. The place consists of a collection of houses, studios and apartments and mini markets. The reason for this is the very beautiful sandy beach, gently sloping. Of course there are also several taverns here.

Kapsali: Kapsali is the port of the capital "Chora Kythira". It is the most beautiful places on the island and the biggest attraction. There are taverns, cafes, two bathing bays (sand-pebble beach) and a harbor. The Venetian fortress of Chora Kythira is enthroned above Kapsali.