This is the harbor beach of Karavostasi. It is located in front of the houses and it is a family beach with shade from the tamarisk trees. There are bars, taverns and hotels near the seaside.

This is a family beach with crystal clear water. It is accessible by bus or by car but also by boat from Karavostasis. Also, there are taverns and rooms to let.

Since 1984, the Archaeological Museum is housed in "Konaki" which is part of the medieval Castle of St. Nicholas. It is located in the district of "Kavos" and it is a two storey building.

The ground floor is divided into three areas: the west part includes sculptures of the Early Christian period, the middle part houses stone anchors and amphorae which were collected from the sea and the third part houses the statue of a diver with his diving uniform and accessories.

This is the ancient citadel which was used up until the period of the Italian occupation. In this area there was a settlement with houses and five churches of the Middle Byzantine period. Two of the churches, Agia Lesa and Panormitis, were destroyed during World War II. The houses were all devastated and abandoned as well.

1. Panagia. This church has a pebbled courtyard that dates back to 1858 while the icons of the iconostasis date back to 1852.
2. Saint Stefanos, built in 1850.
3. Saint Nicholas.
4. Saint Lesa.
5. Panormitis.