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Besides lovely beaches and taverns serving delicious local food, Agia Efimia has some other places worth a visit, including a few with special names. There's the church of the patron saint Agia Efimia. Up on the mountain of Agia Dynati, you can find the monastery of Panagia ton Themata. And if you walk along the Street of Antiquities, you'll see a unique mosaic in a Roman-era villa.

The view was fantastic, and the prices were excellent. The staff were so kind and genuinely welcoming, always smiling. Every dish we tried was better than the last, and it was absolutely one of the best restaurants I've eaten at in all of Greece. I only discovered Pylaros restaurant in the last two days of my stay in Agia Efimia, which is a shame. I hadn't stayed at the hotel, just had dinner there. Thank you for everything! Alessia

The harbor view is right there, but the furniture makes the place feel stuck in the 60s or 70s. I could hear the neighbors clearly through the walls, and air conditioning water dripped onto our balcony. There’s no Wi-Fi in the rooms, and the hotel has no allocated parking. It felt a bit expensive for what you get.