Ο ερειπωμένος ναός της Αγίας Τριάδας βρίσκεται μέσα στα όρια του οικισμού της Λιγόρτυνου της επαρχίας Μονοφατσίου. Η χρήση του τοποθετείται από την μεταβυζαντινή περίοδο ως και την Ενετοκρατία, και πιο συγκεκριμένα μεταξύ του 11ου και του 15ου αιώνα.
Η παραλία Τουρκαύλακο βρίσκεται λίγο βορειότερα από το λιμάνι της Καραβέ της Γαύδου. Η παραλία έχει αρχικά βοτσαλάκι κι άμμο, ενώ πιο βαθιά έχει βραχάκια. Δεν υπάρχει φυσική σκιά, γεγονός που κάνει την χρήση ομπρέλας στους επισκέπτες απαραίτητη.
The small beach of Agia Paraskevi is located at the outlet of a stream in an inaccessible area of the village Skepasti, Mylopotamos district, between Bali and Skepasti. The beach takes its name from the church of Saint Paraskevi, which is located at the beginning of the stream, a few meters above.
Bogazi Beach is located in a hard-to-reach area west of Bali in the area of the village Melidoni of the Mylopotamos district. It takes its name from the bogazi, which is a narrow passage, created by a rock.
The church of Saint George (Agios Georgios) is located in the forecourt of the church of Saint Raphael, Nicolas and Irene in the picturesque village Axos in province Mylopotamos. It consists of the old single-aisled church of the 14th century, which was later extended.
Potamos beach in northwestern Gavdos is formed at the outlet of various small streams. Their soils are mainly clay, which makes them create special formations as they are dissolved by rain and wind. Some of the formed streams pass through harder rocks, creating deep canyons with waterfalls of amazing beauty, which, however, can be seen by someone with water even in winter relatively rarely.
The church of Panagia Kimisi is located in the old cemetery below the village Drymiskos in the province of Agios Vassiliou. It can be accessed via a dirt road that starts from the road that connects Drymiskos with Preveli.
The church of Panagia is located in the cemetery above the village Drymiskos in the province of Agios Vassilios, at a point with an impressive view of the valley of the Swallows. It is dedicated to the Nativity of the Virgin (Genisi) which is celebrated by the Greek Church on September 8.
