Cape of Pomos

Roughly two kilometers in the north side of the village is found the cape of Pomos, which is known as "Akron Pomou'" and that owes its creation in its hard rock that encircles it and which bore the erosive energy of the sea waves. The way from the Polis via Pomos to the "Akron Pomou", is one of the most graphic coastal ways of the island. The mountain falls vertically in the sea while the abrupt areas are covered with pines and fruit trees. Moreover the seashores with a lot of small harbors and small sharp capes give to the landscape a unique picturesqueness.

The archimandrite Kyprianos reports it as cape Kallinousas or Agia Eleni. The medieval maps report the names Kallinousa and Agia Eleni. These names had been given to the cape, during the seasons at which in the region existed homonym settlements.

Dam of Pomos

The dam of Pomos is built with stones. It is found built above the river Livadi, 3 kilometers of southerneasterly of the village. Mainly the dam irrigates a big extent of the village.

The dam of Pomos has a capacity of 859,000 cubic meters, has a length of 168 m., a height of 38 m., volume 150.000m³ and surface area of 83.000m². The manufacture of the dam was supplemented in 1966 and its aim was the irrigation for the culture of precocious vegetables.

The village is included in the Irrigatory Work of Chrysohous, by which it has been profited, during its second phase, with the irrigation of other important extents of ground in its coastal region.