The name means the lake of the Turk, taken after a legend according to which a Turk was drowned here. In order to reach the lake you should follow the dirt track from Ahendrias to Stiromandra. From Stiromandra follow the short path which is part of the old trail from Ahendrias to Agios Nikitas monastery.

The cavernous temple of Agia Dynami (Holy Force) is located in Argiroupolis. Within this small chapel there is a huge spring of Holy Force that supplies almost entire Rethymno province with water. Inside the temple there was an impressive mosaic of Christ, which has been now replaced with a simple icon as the initial has been moved to the museum of Rethymnon.

Галерея Вианнос расположена в восстановленной мельнице с оливковым прессом в Кератокамбос. Видение ее основателя, Савваса Петракиса стало реальностью в 2008, когда галерея была открыта президентом Греции.

It is based in the heart of the old historic town, under the Venetian wall and the Archaeological Museum. It is housed in a Venetian building that operated (in the early 20th century until the 70s) as a soap factory and is now a modern museum around covering about 1000 sq.m.

Η παραλία Κερατίδι, η σωστότερα οι δύο παραλίες στο Κερατίδι, βρίσκεται σε μια απόμερη τοποθεσία ανατολικά από τους Λάκκους Σφακίων και είναι ουσιαστικά η ανατολικότερη παραλία του νομού Χανίων (από τη νότια πλευρά).

A small castle was located near the village Sitanos of Sitia Region, namely Skalia. Skalia was a small village with a few residents built atop a mountain slope, where the outer walls of the houses formed a wall that surrounded the village, while from the north it was protected by cliffs.

Το φαράγγι της Φυγούς είναι μικρό αλλά πανέμορφο και βρίσκεται κοντά στη Σούγια.Αποτελεί παραφάραγγο του φαραγγιού της Αγίας Ειρήνης. Από το στενό αυτό πέρασμα διέφευγαν οι αντάρτες προς στα Σφακιά, εξ ου και το όνομα Φυγού.

The Late Minoan settlement of Azorias is situated on a hill with two peaks 1km southwest of the village Kavoussi. The town flourished in the Archaic Period (7th - 5th century BC).