Division of the municipality

• Kerameies / Δ.δ. Κεραμειών -- οι Κεραμειές [ 379 ]
  
• Vlachata Eikosimias / Δ.δ. Βλαχάτων Εικοσιμίας [ 728 ]
  
  • Vlachata / τα Βλαχάτα [ 578 ]
    
  • Simotata / τα Σιμωτάτα [ 150 ]
    
• Karavados / Δ.δ. Καραβάδου -- ο Καραβάδος [ 244 ]
  
• Lakithra / Δ.δ. Λακήθρας [ 426 ]
  
  • Lakithra / η Λακήθρα [ 396 ]
    
  • Menegata / τα Μενεγάτα [ 30 ]
    
• Lourdata / Δ.δ. Λουρδάτων -- τα Λουρδάτα [ 160 ]
  
• Metaxata / Δ.δ. Μεταξάτων -- τα Μεταξάτα [ 493 ]
  
• Mousata / Δ.δ. Μουσάτων -- τα Μουσάτα [ 197 ]
  
• Peratata / Δ.δ. Περατάτων [ 564 ]
  
  • Peratata / τα Περατάτα [ 505 ]
    
  • Kastron / το Κάστρον [ 55 ]
    
  • Moni Agiou Georgiou / η Μονή Αγίου Ανδρέου [ 4 ]
    
• Pesada / Δ.δ. Πεσάδας [ 327 ]
  
  • Pesada / η Πεσάδα [ 231 ]
    
  • Dorizata / τα Δοριζάτα [ 58 ]
    
  • Kountourata / τα Κουντουράτα [ 38 ]
    
• Svoronata / Δ.δ. Σβορωνάτων -- τα Σβορωνάτα [ 674 ]
  
• Spartia / Δ.δ. Σπαρτιών [ 471 ]
  
  • Spartia / τα Σπαρτιά [ 350 ]
    
  • Kleismata / τα Κλείσματα [ 66 ]
    
  • Korianna / τα Κοριάννα [ 55 ]

Lakithra

Lakithra, Mycenaean Graves

Lakithra is a village, known from the Mycenaen graves which were discovered in the region. Also the so-called Rock of Lord Byron is in the region named after the known poet who was in the region in 1823.

Metaxata

Metaxata was named after the Byzantinian Markantonio Metaxa after the Fall of Constantinople. Before its name was Fratzata.

Persons

• Andreas and Konstantinos Metaxas, freedom fighters
• Lord Byron who spent some time in the village. A sculpture of Byron is in the central square of Metaxata.

A secluded bay in Pesada (or Pesádha)