Grikos:
An idyllic fishing settlement, about5 kilometers from the port of Scala, built on the captivating bay of Grikos, with the intriguing "Kalikatsou" rock where hermits lived for centuries. The old square commands a romantic view to multi-colored fishing boats and little tavernas serving traditional delicacies any moment during the day. Isolated beaches lined with shadowy trees, and deck- chairs and umbrellas in certain parts, render this place ideal for relaxation holidays.
For those who seek the excitement of action there are also aquatic sports options.
Grikos is connected with every part of the island by bus and taxi services or by old paths leading to Chora and Scala.

Kambos:
A rural settlement about 5,5 kilometers away from Scala, built on a sandy coastline and larded with white houses typical of the Aegean Sea islands. It is an un-spoilt piece of land inhabited by fishermen and farmers living side by side. There is a multitude of good tavernas in the square and along the beach and there is a small general store where one can buy anything. Shady trees and deckchairs along the beach offer visitors the necessary comfort and aquatic sports are also available for those who need physical exercise.
Kambos is connected with Scala by bus and taxi throughout the day.