Deryneia - The village has three interesting churches; the small domed 17th century of Agios Georgios, the 15th century Agia Marina church, and a church dedicated to the Virgin Mary with excellent 17th century icons. From this village, one may gaze on the 'ghost town' of Ammochostos, now under occupation by the Turkish forces. Once the most popular holiday resort in Cyprus, Ammochostos lies desolate since 1974, as all its inhabitants are now refugees.

Sotira - There are five Byzantine churches of considerable importance as regards to their architectural style, and the beauty of their masonry.The church of Agios Mamas lies at the eastern entrance to the village. It dates back to the early 16th century, as do most of its surviving wall paintings.
About one kilometre to the west, is the cruciform church of Panagia Chordakiotissa, the church of Agios Georgios Chortakion, and the church of Agios Theodoros (only the narthex survives).

Liopetri - At Liopetri, you'll find a 16th century church dedicated to the Virgin Mary, and the 15th century church of Agios Andronikos, which has an octagonal dome and murals, which can still be distinguished in the apse. Today, Liopetri still continues with the traditional craft of basket-making, that it is well renowned for.
Frenaros - The village of Frenaros has its own small Byzantine churches, Agios Andronikos and Archangelos Michail date back to the 12th century, whilst the church of Agia Marina has some interesting frescoes, painted by different artists. 

 

Potamos Liopetriou - A picturesque fishing refuge. Nearby are the remains of a Venetian watch-tower. The French poet Arthur Rimbaud worked in this area in the 1880's.