The seaside settlement of Agiasmata has a port, which serves the villages of Keramos,
Leptopoda,
Halandra
and Aphrodisia,
which are lying on the mountainsides of Amani.
It is located 5 km from Keramos. Agiasmata, nowadays are inhabited mainly during
summer, was once the trading centre of the neighboring villages and especially
the trading centre of antimony (stibium) produced in the mines of Keramos. Agiasmata
is famous for the curative properties of its spa that lie near the beach. In the
village there are a health spa as well as rooms for rent and taverns operating
during summertime.
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