Almost all villages of Kythnos are small and quiet. The most important villages are situated by the seaside, except for Chora and Driopida which are mountainous. They have a few facilities and they come alive only in summer, when tourists flow the island.
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Location: On the northern side of the island
Description: Chora, also known as Messaria, is the capital of Kythnos. This is a picturesque village with small squares, paved streets and traditional houses.
Location: 12 km south of Chora
Description: Driopida is a mountainous picturesque village with narrow alleys and beautiful surroundings. It was the capital of Kythnos in the 19th century.
Location: 6 km north of Chora
Description: This seaside village is the most tourist resort of the island. It is particularly known for its thermal spas, which are said to have healing properties.
Location: 6 km north of Chora
Description: This small seaside village took its name from the chapel of Agia Irini, which is found close to the beach.
Location: 17 km south of Chora
Description: The church of Panagia Kanala, close to the village, is the protector of the whole island. The village has nice coves and the only pine forest on Kythnos.
Location: 7 km south west of Chora
Description: Merihas is the main port of Kythnos and provides many tourists facilities. It is especially prefered by the young people for its nightlife.
Location: 24 km south of Chora
Description: This is not actually a beach but a lovely tourist resort that stretches around a sandy beach.
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