Description

Situated approximately 4.5km from the village of Pegeia, near the fishing shelter, lie the ruins of two early Christian basilicas with very interesting floor mosaics depicting animals. This must have been the site of an important early Christian settlement. Nearby are rock-hewn tombs of the Roman period.

The picturesque "Pegeia fountains", about which many folk songs have been sung, can be seen in the pretty cobbled square of the village.

Visiting Hours

Daily: 08.30-18.00 (Nov - March: 08.30-17.00)

Entrance fee: ¤2.00