scenic spot with sweeping views over the coastline, a beautiful open-air venue and one of the village’s most scenic spots

situated on the edge of the village, just a short walk from the center of Tala village

a perfect photo spot: especially at sunset

hosts live music concerts, theater performances, and cultural festivals

open to visitors: when not in use for events, it is open to the public to walk around, relax, or enjoy a quiet picnic

Just outside Tala, this peaceful 12th-century monastery offers panoramic views and beautiful frescoes

opening hours:
April–October: 09:00–13:00; 14:00–18:00

a pleasant walk (about 1 km / 15–20 min) from Tala village center - head north from Tala along the local road for around 1 km

What to see there:
Engleistra (Hermit’s Cave)
Saint Neophytos carved his hermitage here in 1159, including chapel, cell, and tomb. Marvel at the original rocktable, sleeping platform, and his grave

Stunning Frescoes
Byzantine paintings from the 12th to 15th century, created by artists like Theodoros Apsewdis

Katholikon Church
a Venetian-style basilica built in the 16th century, housing impressive post-Byzantine icons

on-site Museum
Displays manuscripts, monastic garments, pottery, maps, and sacred icons